Romance Underneath the Eiffel Tower

I am searching for the most romantic angle of the Eiffel Tower.

When mentioning Paris, the first scenic spot I can think of is the Eiffel Tower.

Finished on April 25, 1889, the Eiffel Tower is situated on the Champ de Mars, one of the vastest squares in Paris. This 324-meter-tall wrought iron lattice tower is still considered to be one of the wonders in architecture today, even after more than 100 years since its construction.

Although the halo of “the tallest building in the world” had only just been kept for 45 years, as its height record was surpassed by more and more skyscrapers, its aesthetic height of being a complicated but artful architectural structure has not been surpassed.

No other buildings in the world have been granted such a strong sense of romance as this wrought iron tower, and no other buildings can independently symbolize the Industrial Age that the world has gone through.

The Eiffel Tower was built to welcome the World Expo, but of course, you cannot touch the original intent of building the tower during that time at all. What has replaced the original intent and the more and more new given meanings of it contains one concept: the world’s most romantic site to propose.

Paris is one of the oldest cities in the world and also one of the best preserved cities in the past planning blueprint.

Today’s planning of Paris basically adheres to the planning of the Second French Empire. In the city, buildings that are taller than 37 meters are rarely approved, and the municipal planning department of Paris requires the outlines of all the buildings must form a straight line.

This design gives you quite a strange view when you stand on the Eiffel Tower: a city without tall buildings in neat order. All the houses’ roofs are on a line in neat order and are lined in radial order along the highway at some landmark building. This traditional planning makes the vast rectangular square Champ de Mars or any highway that stretches for miles look quite magnificent.

The real romantic feeling the Eiffel Tower gave me was the moment when I watched it from the surrounding areas. In nearly every open area in Paris, you can see the Eiffel Tower. Therefore, you may try to appreciate its grandeur and remarkable cultural and artful temperament when the foreground and long shot functions of your camera are used together.

The Eiffel Tower differs largely between day and night. In the morning when Paris is wrapped in a layer of thin fog, you may feel the tower is sad and quiet. When the sun appears and the steeple is under the blue sky, you will become excited about its grandiose posture and graceful streamline figure.

Nighttime is the most fantastic time. As night falls, thousands of floodlights on the tower will project warm yellow beams, and the whole tower will also quickly flash white light every hour. When the time for each hourly flashing comes, lovers walking along the street, tourists, and citizens who have no business to attend to will stop on the bank of the Seine, the Place de la Concorde, and dozens of bridges over the Seine, holding their breath and feeling the beauty of the moment.

Lovers embracing each other near the Eiffel Tower.

The moment of romance always moves us.

The Eiffel Tower at night is perfect. The fence on the grass field of the Champ de Mars is now opened, and citizens of Paris who want to kill time come and crowd into it after supper.

Visitors can sit on the grass and drink beverage and coffee, watch the coming and going vehicles and bustling pedestrians on the near streets, and welcome the caressing of the gentle breeze, or they can take a walk with their family members.

I am searching for the most romantic angle of the Eiffel Tower. Just like in movies, lovers meet each other underneath the wrought iron tower, hold each other’s hands, embrace, and kiss. The love of Paris is strong. Sitting on the bank of the Seine, they watch the coming and going of pleasure-boats and the smiling faces of pedestrians. For singles, this is the romance spot of the world, with all kinds of fascinating pictures of the wrought iron tower. There must be one love story that moves you❤️.