Paris Expo (1889)

The Paris Exposition of 1889, officially called the Exposition Universelle, was a world's fair held in Paris to showcase technological and cultural innovations. It coincided with the centennial of the French Revolution and aimed to demonstrate progress and modern achievements. The most famous feature was the monumental Eiffel Tower, built as its entrance arch and now a symbol of Paris. The fair attracted millions of visitors from around the world, highlighting advancements in industry, science, and arts, and fostering international cultural exchange. It played a key role in shaping modern exhibition practices and urban development in Paris.