Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower was invented by a man called Eiffel.

Champs de Mar

Ka'bah (or Kaaba) is a sacred building that was raised by the prophets Ibrahim (Abraham) and Ismael (Ishmael); peace be upon them. Turning around Kaaba is a ritual worship and also associated with the rituals of pilgrimage (Hajj and Omra).

The Eiffel tower is located on the Champ-de-Mars in the 7th Arrondissement of Paris.

In 1915, the radio antenna on the Eiffel tower intercepted a message from the Germans. When the French decoded it they read that H21 had provided information to the Germans. The French knew H21 as the code for Mata Hari and used this information to arrest her. Historians have not been able to determine just what information Mata Hari provided.

The Trocadero

The Eiffel Tower is approx. 324metres high, including the spire, and the average height of a California Giant Redwood is 75metres, so the Eiffel Tower is higher.

the best time is in the fall or spring.

In the summer, it is way too hot to enjoy any of the activitys that you planned.

In the winter, there really isn't much to do. It's very cold.

le Champ de Mars

The mass of the Eiffel Tower comes as a surprise to most. The mass of the metal structure is roughly 7,300 tons of steel.

Clifford's tower was built to hold of the north and as a campaign that William the 1 took part in and built castles all over the north east of England including Clifford's tower

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The Eiffel Tower is in the city of Paris, France.

Yeah, the skeleton is a natural frame structure ^.^

A cobweb is too.... Things like the Eiffel tower, bridges etc. are man-made frame structures.

DON'T confuse them with eathother - I mean you can't exactly make a cobweb can you....

Or a whole skeleton..... that would be pretty awkward..... :P

Well, good luck ;)

Cheers :)

there are 4 different colours

Because the Eiffel tower is made of steel. So during May the sun shines brighter and the steel expands. So it means that technically the Eiffel tower GREW. And it shrinks in December cause it's cold.

The distance between the Eiffel tower is 9,730 km or 6,046.15 miles.

No. The Eiffel tower was built in the years 1887-1889, so 25 years before tanks were actually invented.

It weighs 7,300 tons with the metal structure and 10,100 tons with the components.

What spirit is traditionally used to make a Tom Collins cocktail? The short answer is gin, but let me elaborate a little. The common mix is 3 parts gin, 2 parts fresh lemon juice, a part sugar syrup, and 4 parts carbonated water. The liquid may be poured over ice, with a lemon slice and a maraschino cherry added as a garnish. A tall straight glass is usually use for serving. It is believed to have been invented by a bartender John Collins at Limmers, a London Hotel. It is likely that the brand of gin originally called for in the recipe, Old Tom gin, may have encouraged the name Tom in the drink name Tom Collins. A recipe appeared in the 1876 edition of the Jerry Thomas book Bart Tenders Guide. The last name Collins and a first other name has been used to indicate drinks with other key components, such as tequila in a Jose Collins and Scotch whiskey in a Sandy Collins.

This new wonder is available as a reward in Chapter 8 - A Renaissance Flair. Pick up objects left in Europe's past and the Tower will be yours in no time!

Actually, A giant Guillotine was going to be put up instead of the Eiffel Tower, to commemorate the French Revolutions 100th anniversary, but everyone in the committee voted no for the design of a guillotine.

Short Answer, No

they call it la tour Eiffel