From food to shopping to scenery, there’s so much to love about Paris, France. It’s easily one of the top destinations in the world. However, one of the best parts of Paris which has stood the test of time is the city’s unique architecture. Fortunately, Paris was untouched during World War II, meaning that much of its best examples of architecture have not only stood the test of time, but can easily be experienced and not just seen from a distance. Today we take a look at Paris’ unique architecture.
1. Eiffel Tower. The Eiffel Tower is nothing short of an international icon. Standing at nearly 1,000-feet tall, it’s a stunning example of iron craftsmanship. Built in 1889, Paris’ most popular landmark has endured through the years and is still just as accessible as ever by visitors. A climb up the Eiffel Tower offers a view of Paris that is second to none.
























