Eiffel Tower

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The Eiffel Tower is a wrought-iron lattice tower in Paris, France, and one of the most recognizable landmarks and symbols of the country.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural icon
landmark
lattice tower
observation tower
tourist attraction
tower
architect Stephen Sauvestre
builtFor 1889 Paris World’s Fair
1889 Exposition Universelle
surface form: Exposition Universelle (1889)
cityPanorama Paris skyline
citySymbolOf Paris
completionAnniversary centennial celebrated in 1989
constructionEndDate 1889
constructionStartDate 1887
country France
cumulativeVisitors over 300 million visitors
elevationOfFirstLevel 57 metres
elevationOfSecondLevel 115 metres
elevationOfThirdLevel 276 metres
engineer Gustave Eiffel
Maurice Koechlin
Émile Nouguier
function broadcasting
observation
tourism
hasChampagneBar yes
hasElevator yes
hasGlassFloor yes (first level)
hasRestaurant 58 Tour Eiffel
Le Jules Verne
height 300 metres (original without antennas)
324 metres (with antennas)
heldTallestStructureRecordFrom 1889
heldTallestStructureRecordUntil 1930
inaugurationYear 1889
lighting illuminated at night
locatedIn Champ de Mars
locatedOn Left Bank of the Seine
location Paris
material wrought iron
namedAfter Gustave Eiffel
nationalSymbolOf France
nearbyMetroStation Bir-Hakeim
nearbyRERStation Champ de Mars
surface form: Champ de Mars–Tour Eiffel
numberOfFloors 3
numberOfIronPieces about 18,000
numberOfRivets about 2.5 million
numberOfSteps 1665
officialWebsite https://www.toureiffel.paris
openingDate 1889-03-31
operator Société d’Exploitation de la Tour Eiffel
owner Paris
surface form: City of Paris
paintedEvery about 7 years
sparklingLightsIntroduced 2000
surpassedBy Chrysler Building
topFloorHeight 276 metres
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteComponentOf Paris
surface form: Paris, Banks of the Seine
usedFor radio transmission
television transmission
visitorsPerYear about 7 million
wasTallestStructureInTheWorld yes
weight about 10,100 tonnes

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Paris Métro Line 6 offersViewOf Eiffel Tower
SETE operates Eiffel Tower
Musée de l’Homme overlooks Eiffel Tower
subject surface form: Musée national de la Marine
Palais de Chaillot overlooks Eiffel Tower
Trocadéro overlooks Eiffel Tower
this entity surface form: Eiffel Tower vicinity
RER C servesTouristAttraction Eiffel Tower
Washington Monument surpassedBy Eiffel Tower
Paris touristAttraction Eiffel Tower
Montmartre viewpointOver Eiffel Tower
Sauvestre workedOn Eiffel Tower
subject surface form: Stephen Sauvestre