The Eiffel Tower (or the Tour Eiffel ... and souvenir shops. On the inside of the Eiffel Tower’s four legs, there are staircases and elevators that lead to the tourist attractions on all ...

Why the Eiffel Tower Has So Many ... the then-1,024-foot behemoth—the tallest building in the world at the time—was proudly doling out specially designed souvenir medals to its very first ...

"The Eiffel Tower, the daughter of Paris and site of major world events, had to be used to provide athletes with an unforgettable souvenir of Paris," the operating company's president, Jean ...

On March 31, 1889, the Eiffel Tower—which was built as an entrance arch for the World's Fair—opened to the public. ... souvenir shops, history and art displays, an outdoor pavilion, ...

Each new Olympic medal features a piece of Eiffel Tower iron—though the signature “Eiffel Tower brown” paint, which the structure has sported since 1968, has been removed.

Eiffel tower souvenirs await 2024 Paris Olympic victors. The medals which are set with hexagon-shaped tokens will be forged out of scrap metal from France’s most iconic monument.

The Paralympic medals feature a low-angle view under the Eiffel Tower. In keeping with the spirit of inclusion in the Games, the inscriptions "Paris" and "2024" are written in universal Braille ...

The Eiffel Tower had been at the top of my list of things to see since at nine years old my mother gave me a souvenir model of the landmark from her own trip here. As I emerged from the Metro ...

The Eiffel Tower, one of the most visited landmarks in the world today, was once the tallest structure ever built too.At the time of its completion in 1889, its 984 feet (or 300 meters) far ...