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  1. #PhotoOfTheDay: #Lightning and the #EiffelTower

    The photo is showing a forked lightning stroke near the Eiffel Tower in Paris. On average, it's the target of lightning strikes about 10-times per year.

    Photographer: Bertrand Kulik

    epod.usra.edu/blog/2022/08/lig

  2. #PhotoOfTheDay: #Lightning and the #EiffelTower

    The photo is showing a forked lightning stroke near the Eiffel Tower in Paris. On average, it's the target of lightning strikes about 10-times per year.

    Photographer: Bertrand Kulik

    epod.usra.edu/blog/2022/08/lig

  3. The full moon known as the 'Buck Moon' rises over the Eiffel Tower, as seen from Maisons Laffitte, France, July 29. REUTERS/Abdul Saboor

    #photography
    #Moon
    #BuckMoon
    #France
    #EiffelTower

  4. The full moon known as the 'Buck Moon' rises over the Eiffel Tower, as seen from Maisons Laffitte, France, July 29. REUTERS/Abdul Saboor

    #photography
    #Moon
    #BuckMoon
    #France
    #EiffelTower

  5. alojapan.com/1513533/backlash- Backlash in Japan over Fukuoka officials’ costly overseas ‘research trips’ #EiffelTower #Fukuoka #FukuokaGovernor #Hyogo #Japan #JapanTrips #LiberalDemocraticParty #London #paris #RyutaroNonomura #SeitaroHattori #SophiaUniversity #TempleUniversity #ThisWeekInAsia #Tokyo #trips Officials in Japan’s southwestern prefecture of Fukuoka are facing growing scrutiny over a series of overseas “research trips” that included stays in Paris and London a

  6. alojapan.com/1513383/backlash- Backlash in Japan over Fukuoka officials’ costly overseas ‘research trips’ #EiffelTower #Fukuoka #FukuokaGovernor #Hyogo #Japan #JapanTrips #LiberalDemocraticParty #London #paris #RyutaroNonomura #SeitaroHattori #SophiaUniversity #TempleUniversity #ThisWeekInAsia #Tokyo #trips Officials in Japan’s southwestern prefecture of Fukuoka are facing growing scrutiny over a series of overseas “research trips” that included stays in Paris and London a

  7. How Tina Turner and Peter Lindbergh Created the Iconic 1989 Eiffel Tower Photoshoot

    📰 Original title: Tina Turner Posing on the Eiffel Tower for a Photoshoot, 1989

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    #music #tinaturner #eiffeltower #photography

  8. My 6-year just old saw a picture of an oil drilling tower and asked me why there was an #EiffelTower in the desert and I could only agree.

  9. My 6-year just old saw a picture of an oil drilling tower and asked me why there was an #EiffelTower in the desert and I could only agree.

  10. US President Donald #Trump suggested on Wednesday he may never remove the enormous #UFC arena that’s being constructed on the #WhiteHouse lawn for his birthday celebrations, saying "maybe we'll never, ever take it down." He also compared it to the iconic #EiffelTower in Paris, also initially meant to be temporary, but was kept on, though his take on the Eiffel Tower isn't quite accurate. Vedika Bahl goes through the reactions in Truth or Fake.
    youtube.com/watch?v=xKEjYXnGFEs

  11. US President Donald #Trump suggested on Wednesday he may never remove the enormous #UFC arena that’s being constructed on the #WhiteHouse lawn for his birthday celebrations, saying "maybe we'll never, ever take it down." He also compared it to the iconic #EiffelTower in Paris, also initially meant to be temporary, but was kept on, though his take on the Eiffel Tower isn't quite accurate. Vedika Bahl goes through the reactions in Truth or Fake.
    youtube.com/watch?v=xKEjYXnGFEs

  12. Webb Telescope Data Reveals Peculiar Alignment, Fuels Speculation

    Webb Telescope data shows Paris coordinates (48.8584° N, 2.2945° E) near Eiffel Tower. Online users are talking about this. NASA and ESA have not commented.

    #WebbTelescope, #ParisCoordinates, #EiffelTower, #SpaceData, #NASA

    newsletter.tf/webb-telescope-p

  13. 20,000 Bulbs and One Sky

    The massive Eiffel Tower glows golden as it is viewed from the Trocadéro nearby.

    inphotos.org/2026/05/30/20000-

  14. 20,000 Bulbs and One Sky

    The massive Eiffel Tower glows golden as it is viewed from the Trocadéro nearby.

    inphotos.org/2026/05/30/20000-

  15. Urbane Renaissance Society @urbanerenaissancesociety.wordpress.com@urbanerenaissancesociety.wordpress.com ·

    Springtime in Paris, Even Off-Season: The Ultimate Hub for Arts and Culture Aficionados

    There is a certain je ne sais quoi that settles over the City of Light in early spring, when the blooms are just beginning, the air is still quite cool, and the city feels deliciously more breathable than it does in peak season. At the Urbane Renaissance Society, we believe travel should be more than a checklist; it should be a sensory homecoming. Whether you are a lover of literary arts or a seeker of cultural resonance, Paris in early spring offers an intimate, electric atmosphere that feels both romantic and refreshingly unhurried.

    Arrive. Explore. Adore.

    Why visit in early spring? Because Paris begins to flirt with warmth without fully committing, and honestly, that is part of the charm. Think March and early April: budding trees, softer crowds, and that cinematic light that makes every boulevard feel a little more poetic. Yes, it is still quite cool, so pack your trench, your scarf, and your good walking shoes. And while people love to romanticize late spring, seasoned travelers know that May is notoriously rainy, so the fantasy may come with a damp umbrella and frizzy hair. As Jenifer Lewis so iconically declared in Madea’s Family Reunion, “I give you springtime in Paris!” And truly, when timed right, she was not wrong. The lines at the patisseries are shorter, the metro has breathing room, and the city’s picturesque parks: from the Tuileries to the Luxembourg Gardens: wear a soft veil of early blossoms and mist that feels like a scene from a classic film. It is the perfect time to relax into the rhythm of a city that values conversation and leisure above all else.

    Chic. Pink. Iconic.

    If you want to see Paris through rose-colored glasses, literally: you must book a Half Day Private Tour in a Hot Pink Citroen. We recently fell in love with Pinky Tour Paris. Imagine gliding past the Arc de Triomphe in a vintage hot pink 2CV, the wind in your hair and a knowledgeable guide sharing witty anecdotes that you won’t find in any standard brochure. It is a high-quality, multi-sensory experience that turns sightseeing into a festive parade. Check out this glowing TripAdvisor review for a taste of the magic!

    Gaze. Wonder. Wait.

    Navigating the “biggies” requires a curator’s strategy. To truly enjoy the Louvre and the elusive Mona Lisa, we recommend visiting during the late-night Friday hours. The crowds thin, the lighting turns dramatic, and you can actually contemplate the art without a sea of selfie sticks.

    For the Eiffel Tower, logistics are everything: book your tickets online exactly 60 days in advance. If you miss the window, consider the stairs for a more athletic, “local” ascent that offers unique views of the ironwork!

    Stay. Settle. Savor.

    To avoid the tourist traps of the city center, we recommend making the Citadines Tour Eiffel Paris (your personal Parisian “Citadel”) your home base. Located in the vibrant 15th arrondissement near the Motte-Picquet Grenelle metro, this aparthotel allows you to live like a local.

    • Shop at the nearby Monoprix for fresh brie and baguettes.
    • Cook in your private kitchenette.
    • Stroll to the local brasseries where the waiters might actually recognize you by day three.

    It is the ultimate way to immerse yourself in real Paris culture while maintaining the comfort of a fashionable, well-appointed suite.

    Browse. Linger. Respect.

    No off-season literary pilgrimage is complete without a stop at Shakespeare and Company, the legendary English-language bookstore tucked near Notre-Dame. It is a dream for arts and culture lovers: cozy rooms, towering shelves, creaky floors, and the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to buy three books and cancel the rest of your afternoon.

    A few tips will make your visit even sweeter:

    • Go early if you want a gentler crowd and more time to browse.
    • Travel light because the shop can feel snug, especially during busy hours.
    • Take your time and really enjoy the details: this is a place to wander, not rush.
    • Do not take photos inside the store. That is a key rule, and visitors should absolutely respect it.

    Outside, of course, you can snap away and enjoy the postcard-perfect view of the Seine and the cathedral area before moving on to your next cultural stop.

    Legacy. Light. Literature.

    At our core, the Urbane Renaissance Society celebrates Black storytelling. Paris has long been a sanctuary for Black brilliance. From James Baldwin rewriting American identity at the Café de Flore to Josephine Baker becoming a French national hero at the Panthéon, the city is steeped in our history. We highly recommend taking a specialized Black History Walking Tour to retrace the steps of these icons. Their stories are the heartbeat of the “Parisian Renaissance” we so admire.

    Smart. Safe. Savvy.

    While Paris is a dream, a savvy traveler stays alert. Safety first! To avoid pickpockets, especially in crowded metro stations or near the Eiffel Tower, keep your belongings in a relaxed-fit cross-body bag worn in front. Be wary of “helpful” strangers offering to sign petitions or tie string bracelets on your wrist: these are classic distractions.

    For the ultimate deep-dive into the city’s logistics, we suggest picking up the latest edition of Rick Steves’ Paris book. His candid advice on skipping lines and finding “back-door” experiences aligns perfectly with our mission to provide curated, sophisticated experiences.

    Gather. Dream. Plan.

    Hey, we know spring is here and you were looking forward to traveling to Paris. So now you’re pissed because you’re not in Paris. Paris is always a good idea and you’re tired of waking up and not being in Paris.

    Instead of dwelling on it, turn that FOMO into something fabulous and host a Paris-themed book club party! Set the table with chic details, pour something sparkling, choose a page-turner with Parisian flair, and let the evening become part escape, part strategy session. The real delight? Use the party to plan your trip for next year, because planning is just as much fun as being there. For more inspiration, visit https://wp.me/pbOosy-2gB to build excitement, gather ideas, and savor every delicious step of the planning process.

    Paris is calling. Will you answer? Pack your most chic scarf and join the circle of urbanites who know that the best version of this city is the one you discover when no one else is looking!

    #eiffelTower #europe #france #Paris #ParisBookClub #Travel #TravelToParis
  16. Eiffel Tower staircase up for auction in Paris

    A portion of the Eiffel Tower’s original staircase will be up for auction on May 21, at the Artcurial House in Paris. Sabrina Dolla, Associate Director at Artcurial Paris, spoke to Reuters about the auction. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #world #Europe #Lifestyle #EiffelTower #Paris #Auction 👉 Subscribe: Keep up with the latest news from around the world: Follow Reuters on Facebook: Follow Reuters on X: Follow Reuters on…

    fllics.com/en/video/eiffel-tow

  17. The Eiffel tower

    Quitessential Paris (or total tourist kitsch) depending on who you ask. :P

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    Eiffel sundial #2016EnglandAndFrance #EiffelTower #ParisFrance
  18. Night bus tour of Paris (2/6)

    View across the Pont d’Iéna (that’s a Cap-i ;) over the Seine. Paris bustles by night!

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    #2016EnglandAndFrance #EiffelTower #Instaspam #ParisFrance
  19. Eiffel Tower

    If you’re going to be tourists, I say go ‘all in’. Not crowded at all, zipped right in. Still breezy and cool this morning!

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