The Eiffel Tower, standing almost 1,000 feet tall, is a world - famous tourist spot. Designed by Gustav Eiffel, who also worked on the Statue of Liberty, it was built with 18,000 iron pieces and is a key part of Paris' iconic skyline. 100 years after the French Revolution, France held the World’s Fair. Many artists proposed ideas for a monument, and the designer of the Statue of Liberty won the project. Originally a temporary exhibit, it was to be demolished in 1909, but its use as a radio and telegraph station saved it. These Eiffel Tower Minis are great for cupcake toppers. They're also perfect for geography projects, party giveaways, or France - themed projects. Standing an inch high, similar to a marker cap, their bronze color mimics the real Eiffel Tower in Paris.

Using these charming mini Eiffel Towers is super easy. For cupcake toppers, just gently press them into the frosting. In geography projects, you can glue them onto a map to represent Paris. As party giveaways, simply place them in small gift bags. When using them in France - themed projects, they can add a touch of authenticity. There aren't many special things to note. Just be careful not to drop them on hard surfaces as they might break. To keep them looking nice, you can use a soft cloth to gently wipe off any dust. Store them in a dry place when not in use to prevent rusting, especially because of their bronze color.