The Eiffel Tower, a world famous symbol of Paris, reopened its doors to tourists Thursday morning just before 10 a.m., after 104 days of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.
About fifty tourists reached the feet of the Iron Lady to climb it by the stairs to the 2nd floor (on the three), on the occasion of this partial reopening, which was also attended by a crowd of journalists from around the world .
Since the Second World War, the Eiffel Tower had never been closed for so long.
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