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Nearly everyone has been familiar with these architectural and artistic treasures since infancy. But very few people are aware of the mysteries these works of art hold.
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Apartment on the Eiffel Tower's higher floors. The tower's designer, Gustav Eiffel, had a tiny apartment on the higher stories for himself. He frequently utilized it to relax or host esteemed visitors. Thomas Edison was one of these visitors, and Eifel spoke with him for several hours.
The apartment has a living room, a kitchen, a bathroom, and two bedrooms, but its most notable feature is the unusual view outside the windows. Nowadays, there's a museum featuring wax replicas of Edison and the Eiffel Tower.
