Eiffel Tower

It is mostly made of concrete. Ralph Wiggum.

324 meters tall

What does the Eiffel Tower Represents. The architect, designer, and engineer of the Eiffel Tower was the man for whom the structure is named, Gustave Eiffel (French, 1832-1923). This historic structure was the main attraction at the Exposition Universelle (World Fair) of 1889 that was hosted by and held in the city of Paris. This event also marked the celebration of the Centennial of the Revolution of 1789.

The structure was not designed, like a statue, to symbolize anything. But although the monument has no practical function and was simply constructed as an attraction for the Paris World's Fair, the structure has become synonymous with the ideals of ingenuity, progress, and beauty. The Eiffel Tower was constructed from wrought iron and reinforced truss work. The monument has become a long-standing example of the progress of 19th century engineering. Other architects and engineers responded to Eiffel's monument with comparable structures of their own. The Statue of Liberty and the Ferris Wheel represent prominent examples.

The world's tallest structure is the 828 m (2,717 ft) tall. The building gained the official title of "Tallest Building in the World" at its opening on 4 January 2010. It is taller than any other man-made structure ever built.

Gustave Eiffel wasn't the original designer of the tower (the original design was from one of his employees). However he championed the tower, to be the beacon and the symbol of French building technology for the world's exhibition fair, held in Paris in 1889.

Paris France's Eiffel tower is 1665 stairs from bottom to top. It reaches over 1,000 feet tall, the tallest structure in Paris. You can't actually take the stairs all the way to the top because of the dangerously high winds experienced up there, but you can take the first 300 stairs to the first level, then a 2nd set of 300 stairs to the lower observation level of the tower. At that point you can opt to take the elevator to the very top. So basically 600 walkable steps, but 1665 total, technically.

The Eiffel Tower is called so because it was named after one of the most influential people in its construction, Gustav Eiffel.

It was completed on March 31, 1889.

You can see about 37 miles around from the top of the Eiffel Tower.

It took about 2 years to build, from 1887 to 1889.

The London Eye has an infinite amount of lines as it is a circle. There is no specific number.

The Eiffel Tower was originally built for technical things, and was going to be de-constructed after four years, they discovered that it became a world heritage site because everyone enjoyed this particular site, so they left it standing.

Yes it was.

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84 step to the top

In the Eiffel tower there are 1665 steps from the ground level to the top of the tower.

The antenna on the Eiffel tower is 24 meters tall.

The Scrabo Tower west of Newtownards in County Down, Northern Ireland was built in 1857

The Eiffel Tower is 324 meters tall, equivalent to 0.324 kilometers.

Hours are stated here: http://www.tour-eiffel.fr/teiffel/uk/pratique/acces/page/horaires.html

well it is not such a smart idea to walk to "champs-elysees" not shanzelize from the Eiffel tower where there is a perfectly safe and fast underground metro. if you really insist in walking, cross the bridge and walk towards your right until you get to the roundabout at the bottom of trocadero. then you walk up the hill and climb the few flights of stairs. once you get to the top you should be able to the Eiffel tower directly behind you. you will be at a roundabout and you find the road before "avenue kleber" when you walk around anti-clockwise. when you are on that road you should see the Arc De Triomphe almost 500-700 metres ahead of you. keep walking and once you get to the arc, you will be on the champs elysees.

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there is not just one Paris airport, but two. Because neither of them are actually in the city of Paris (but outside Paris) you cant see the Eiffel Tower from them. From Charles De Gaul it takes maybe 15 or 20 mins. before you get to the city of Paris before you can see it.

SETE (Société d'exploitation de la Tour Eiffel) - a company of the 'mixte' type, 60% owned by the Town of Paris, the rest private. Formed in 2005 to replace SNTE, which was wholly owned by the municipality.

Yes. It is a proper noun. It is written Eiffel Tower.

Completely impossible to say. This is a 40-acre public open space with eight roads leading into it. How could you possible count the number of visitors, let alone work out how many are tourists?

Paris receives 29,000,000 visitors a year. I suspect 90% of them pass through Place de la Concorde at some point.

Thomas Edison has visited the tower, and so has Adolph Hitler.