Landmarks and Monuments

The height of the Eiffel Tower is 324 m.

Because it is a significant feature, visible from a long way away.

And there is nothing else quite like it in England.

Yeah there is. In the D.C. mall the Vietnam Wall is there. It's the one with the names on it.

The London Eye was built for the year 2000 Millennium celebrations and is now one of London's most popular tourist attractions.

Big Ben is the nickname of the Great Bell housed within the Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster, in London, United Kingdom. It is not the actual Tower.

The Clock Tower is 316 feet and the Empire State Building is 1,473 feet

Conclusion:The Empire State Building is taller

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Actully, I live in Paris, and there are many, many more. To the eye, there are 4, but there are over 100!

Supposedly Ireland. Merlin the magician is supposed to have lifted them up with his magical wand and carried them to the boats where Sir Kay and his knights shipped them back to England to build a monument for those who had fallen in the great battle of Badon.

Of course this is a myth. The stones probably came from another location, or perhaps they were carved there.

It is made from concrete with a facade of stone. Repairs done today use brick, but the principle material used cement.

It's not an easy question to answer, not directly that is. What is for sure is that our interpretations of its 'purpose' are very likely to be wrong, for example there is not scrap of archaeological evidence that Stonehenge ever functioned as 'an observatory' that is a modern myth. That said it has an axis of alignment fixed on the shortest and longest days of the year (the winter and summer solstices). If we are to get near to understanding its purpose we need to know what went into its design, and that can be answered.

If we look closely we see a geometrically accurate piece of architecture, one that is designed precisely around mirrored symmetry (set either side of the axis). 'Astronomical' events tend not to be 'symmetrical' when translated into features and the ground, and such alignments that exist are to be found between the stones themselves , not to distant objects or sight lines. In short Stonehenge was designed on a drawing board, largely prefabricated, and somehow reflects a prehistoric cosmology, a religion - that was concerned with harmonious mirrored symmetry.

Stonehenge is probably the most important prehistoric monument in the

whole of Britain and has attracted visitors from earliest times. It stands as a timeless monument to the people who built it.

physical?

London, England

No, it's just the highest you can go There's still 49 metres to the top of the TV mast above that.

It is an historical site and in visiting it or to study it we learn about the past. The design of it has also been used through the centuries and finds it's way in many of our government buildings, houses, and is considered classical design.

First floor: 58 Tour Eiffel; dinner menu 65/80€ (kids 13€)

Second floor@ Le Jules Verne; dinner menu 200€.

Ground, First and second floor: buffets; Hot dog/sandwich/pizza and drink: 7.50€

A basilica (english word) is a place of prayer, similar to a church. La Basilica de Guadalupe would then mean to non-spanish speakers " The Basilica of Guadalupe".

No.

It is not clear whether Merlin actually existed.

Athens Greece

Because there wasn't a suitable site in Dorset.

The area of Hovenweep National Monument is 3,172,735.4351616 square meters.

it has changed because there are stairs and different levels and now you have to pay to go inside and it used to be just to look at

yes there is the main stonehenge in south britian. there are others to like there is something similar in arizona. you can found out a lot about it on youtube in national geographic.i am in middle school learning about it and my social studies teacher shows us a lot of stuff about it and i am learning about it in there. lol im annoying. anyways hope i helped. 8}