The Eiffel Tower photo journal
When you find yourself wandering the enchanting streets of Paris, the Eiffel Tower inevitably captures your gaze, standing as an unmissable beacon in the city's skyline. 
Celebrated as one of the most iconic landmarks globally, this architectural marvel isn't just a feast for the eyes; it's a photographer's dream.
Perched elegantly along the Seine's banks, the tower welcomes visitors with open arms, offering a journey to its summit via both a sweeping elevator ride and a heart-pumping climb up its stairs.
At the top, an observation deck awaits, presenting panoramic views that promise to etch the beauty of Paris forever in your memory.
Beyond its allure, the tower boasts some fascinating facts: it was the world's tallest man-made structure until the Chrysler Building in New York City was completed in 1930, and it sparkles with 20,000 light bulbs each evening, making it a dazzling sight not to be missed.
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I went up it over 20 years ago. It is an impressive structure and is actually still taller than the tallest building in the UK (Shard in London). I hope to go back to Paris some day as there is lots to see. We can get there easily by train. We're actually taking the train to Austria this year and will go via Paris, but without stopping.
I flew from London at the time didn’t take the train though it was an option just more costly when I was there. Have a great vacation, I’ve never been to Austria though it is a country I’d love to visit
I've not been there in a while. Had some skiing trips, but then you just see the mountains. There may be a Sound of Music tour on this trip!
The Sound of Music tour sounds cool. I’m sure the scenery would be amazing