Exposition Universelle

The Exposition Universelle was a major international world's fair held in Paris, first in 1855, to showcase technological innovations, cultural achievements, and artistic displays from countries worldwide. It aimed to foster international cooperation, promote progress, and celebrate human creativity. Participants exhibited new inventions, architecture, and art, providing visitors with a glimpse into future innovations and cultural diversity. These fairs also influenced urban development and technological advancements, leaving lasting legacies like landmarks (e.g., Eiffel Tower in 1889). Overall, the Exposition Universelle served as a platform for global exchange and progress during the 19th and early 20th centuries.