The world's most iconic landmark, a 324-meter iron marvel offering breathtaking Paris views and nightly sparkle performances.
The Eiffel Tower is the world's most visited paid monument, the symbol of Paris and of France itself. Built for the 1889 World's Fair, the 324-meter iron lattice structure was initially controversial but became beloved over time.
Visitors can ascend by elevator or stairs to three levels, each offering unique perspectives of Paris. The tower sparkles with 20,000 light bulbs every hour after dark, creating a magical display visible across the city.
Tokyo's most sacred Shinto shrine surrounded by a tranquil forest, dedicated to Emperor Meiji in the heart of busy Harajuku.
Religious SiteThe world's busiest intersection where thousands cross simultaneously, symbolizing Tokyo's electrifying energy and organized efficiency.
LandmarkTokyo's oldest temple with the iconic Thunder Gate, vibrant Nakamise shopping street, and 1,400 years of Buddhist history.
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