Looks like tourist traps are my thing (1 Viewer)

[roses_are_rosie]

If these national parks were smack dab in the middle of big cities likely very many. Currently I have no clue, but given there’s only 312 million people in the US and that most people here don’t give a crap about national parks, I’d say a fair few. But if France can’t get their population to care about the Eiffel Tower and visit it then that seems like a them problem no?

Calm down it's okay to admit that Eiffel Tower is more interesting than the flop us park

 

[Ahsoka]

Calm down it's okay to admit that Eiffel Tower is more interesting than the flop us park

Ah yes, nothing like looking at a tall building that’s not even the tallest in the world or something. You can truly spend days upon days doing that, unlike national parks filled with varied nature and interesting landscapes

 

[roses_are_rosie]

Ah yes, nothing like looking at a tall building that’s not even the tallest in the world or something. You can truly spend days upon days doing that, unlike national parks filled with varied nature and interesting landscapes

We don't care about the height, we care about the relevance. A building built before the 20th century is more important than the whole building in your country

 

[Ahsoka]

We don't care about the height, we care about the relevance. A building built before the 20th century is more important than the whole building in your country

If you’re talking random buildings maybe, though I’d be less certain because I haven’t bothered to check every attraction between 1st place and the Eiffel Tower visitation wise. Actually edit: There’s more than one building on the list in the US with higher visitation, one where a kpop group filmed in even. But anyways, if you’re talking general attractions then the Eiffel Tower realistically isn’t actually visited as much as many American attractions are, including a national park (even some French ones are more popular than the Eiffel Tower, rightfully so, and that’s saying a lot because the Louvre was already disappointing).

 

[roses_are_rosie]

If you’re talking random buildings maybe, though I’d be less certain because I haven’t bothered to check every attraction between 1st place and the Eiffel Tower visitation wise. Actually edit: There’s more than one building on the list in the US with higher visitation, one where a kpop group filmed in even. But anyways, if you’re talking general attractions then the Eiffel Tower realistically isn’t actually visited as much as many American attractions are, including a national park (even some French ones are more popular than the Eiffel Tower, rightfully so, and that’s saying a lot because the Louvre was already disappointing).

As I said in my previous post, I don't take into account local visitors only the foreigner ones. US monuments are not that much visited compared to France and Spain.
And I only took into account the Eiffel Tower which is so relevant that other countries tried to copy it (Japan for example).
If we talk about the parks, mountain, beaches and other places it's a huge stomp for France.
Don't be jealous and be humbled by the Eiffel power flop American

 

[Ahsoka]

As I said in my previous post, I don't take into account local visitors only the foreigner ones. US monuments are not that much visited compared to France and Spain.
And I only took into account the Eiffel Tower which is so relevant that other countries tried to copy it (Japan for example).
If we talk about the parks, mountain, beaches and other places it's a huge stomp for France.
Don't be jealous and be humbled by the Eiffel power flop American

Was the Louve, Disneyland/Disneyworld, The Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore, ect, all not copied too? Also I don’t know how you know about tourist vs non tourist visitation rates of US stuff. But at the end of the day, the Eiffel tower is clearly just less engaging than many other French attractions and US ones.

 

[roses_are_rosie]

Was the Louve, Disneyland/Disneyworld, The Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore, ect, all not copied too? Also I don’t know how you know about tourist vs non tourist visitation rates of US stuff. But at the end of the day, the Eiffel tower is clearly just less engaging than many other French attractions and US ones.

If you don't use foreign tourist then you're a flop like your country
At the end of the End of the day everyone knows the Eiffel tower while nobody knows the Massachusetts random park

 

[Ahsoka]

If you don't use foreign tourist then you're a flop like your country
At the end of the End of the day everyone knows the Eiffel tower while nobody knows the Massachusetts random park

You’re telling me no one has heard of Disneyworld or Disneyland?
Bur at the end of the day a rando building is generally not engaging. I don’t care about how many people have heard of it, it’s clearly less interesting than a place that you can actually see and do multiple things at. End of story

 

[roses_are_rosie]

You’re telling me no one has heard of Disneyworld or Disneyland?
Bur at the end of the day a rando building is generally not engaging. I don’t care about how many people have heard of it, it’s clearly less interesting than a place that you can actually see and do multiple things at. End of story

Why are you still replying while you already know your defeat ?
I'll pat your head as a reward