My first "once-in-a-life-time"
experience I will be sharing with you is my visit to the top of the Eiffel Tower.
Before you start thinking “oh, she went to Paris for the weekend”, stop! Because I
didn’t. I went there last summer; however I consider it to be an experience
which I can cross of my list already.
I had never been to Paris before so that was a breathtaking
experience on its own. Nevertheless was the Eiffel tower the top of my
trip. And I mean literally “the top”.
It was a pity there was a huge line before we could get up there but I assure
you it was worth the wait! Besides the burning of the calories which could fit in a
whole chocolate cake, I reached the first platform. The view was astonishing!
It was a shame that it was a bit cloudy that day, otherwise I think I would
have been able to see the end of Paris.
Though I could see a lot of famous highlights in Paris I was going to visit later that day.

However I wasn’t finished, so I started my climb to
the second platform. I don’t need to tell you, the view got even better! The
world looked like a place called “Madurodam” (search it), located in the Netherlands.
But the higher I came, the greedier I got. I wanted to see more! I took an
elevator to the last platform. Oh, how scared I was the higher I got! I even
came to a point where I started regretting my decision, however the elevator
couldn’t stop. When I finally reached the top I was more scared than blown away
by the view. Then it hit me. The view was breathtaking (I literally had
problems with my breath because I started to understand that I had a small fear
of heights). After I sat down for a couple of minutes I started to calm down
and I had a chance to look around. Never had I seen such a beautiful and serene
place. Away from everyone and everything. I literally felt on top of the world
and it was a feeling I can’t describe. The only thing I can say is that it felt
amazing to be there and I have a feeling this could be the most awesome
experience on my bucket list!
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