Top 10 Most Famous Towers

Just beautiful - magnificent architecture; although surpriingly heavy feeling to stand underneath all that architecture

Who doesn't know the Eiffel Tower?

La tour Eiffel (Eiffel Tower)is my favorite.I have seen it before in real life and it is extremely satisfying.

It's in Paris, France. Height:
Architectural 300 m (984 ft)
Tip 324 m (1,063 ft)
Top floor 276 m (906 ft)

Walked in, didn't like feeling of all that weight above you. Lacks the grace of European towers, like the US itself

It's a tower building and not exactly a tower

Everybody knows about this tower.

Boom

I'm not a british person, but hell!...I love this tower!

Not very big but definitely very famous.

Been there too!

I love how someone has put a bell on this list.

Big Ben is the BELL
The tower is called the ELIZABETH TOWER

Also known as the leaning tower in Pisa, Italy. It's a freestanding bell tower of the cathedral of the city of Pisa (the lean is the result of an unstable foundation). Height: 56 m

Ooooh my towers leaning mamma mia

Surprisingly few residents of my country know that we also have our own little leaning tower, a fire tower in Szécsény.

Immensely famous but I am not sure it is technically a tower in the proper sense generally I think a tower is a building where most of the height is not inhabitable like the CN tower or the Tokyo tower.

My idea was to talk about inhabitable towers but people added buildings with offices and apartments, biblical towers, fictional towers, etc. What can I do? So I added item descriptions to them, too, and even images to some of them, since they were already on the list.

I heard they added a play ground on the roof where you jump off the top then the next one does. Whoever dives the fastest before die wins

I have been on this one. It's very high.

There Trophy is a comfy gold coffin

It's in Toronto, Canada. Height: 553 m. The CN Tower has gained several world height records. It held the record for the World's tallest tower for 34 years, from 1975 to 2009, when it was overtaken by the Canton Tower in China.
It's home to the world's highest and largest revolving restaurant (360 Restaurant) - at 351 metres (1,152 ft) that completes a full rotation once every 72 minutes. This Tower also holds the record for the World's highest glass floor paneled elevator, the World Record for the longest metal staircase, and more.
If interested, go to the list Top 10 Interesting Facts About the CN Tower in Toronto, Canada

The main reason it’s famous is becuase it is in Canada. Lucky Canadians have a reason to brag. They don’t have trump

I truly believe it's famous because it held the record for the World's tallest tower for 34 years, from 1975 to 2009. And not because it is in Canada.

It's in Seattle, US. Height: 184 m

It's in Tokyo, Japan. Height: 634 m (completed in 2012). It's different than the Tokyo Tower completed in the 1950s.

The Tower of Babel is a tower that was in the Bible, although it was actually real. The tower was abandoned although archaeologists claim to have found what might be the remains of the tower.

Should be higher. Do you guys have any idea how famous this is?

Looks like an ancient tower. Wonder how old it is.

Before Jesus, I believe it is around even before the flood is said to have destroyed the sinners. So probably one of the first projects of it's kind, same time span as when Jericho was built.

It's in Moscow, Russia. It is a television and radio tower. Height: 540 m

I'm sure this is gonna get a great reaction. I was there right before it basically got shut down. No joke. (Didn't go very far beyond the lobby, but still.)

A stone tower in Istanbul, Turkey, built in 1348. Height: 67 meter (220 ft).

Thy lied they donut have turkey there they have chicken

Height: 508 m (1667 ft) and it’s in Taipei, Taiwan. It also was the highest building from 2004 to 2010. Also, the elevator moves with a speed of 37.7 mph.

It's in Macau, China. Height: 338 m

When I was younger, I got this confused with the Eiffel Tower, and thus I thought the Eiffel Tower was in Tokyo. But now I don't think that. Just voted to say this I think Eiffel Tower is the most famous

It's an Eiffel Tower-inspired lattice tower. Height: 333 m. It's different than the Tokyo Skytree!

It's taller than the Eiffel Tower and half the weight of the Eiffel Tower.

My Australian childhood idea of a tower

History! - a bloody one

This is a tower?

Well it has tower in its name so...

But it is more of a retired prison, severed head place and the place where the Crown Jewels are.

It's in Lisbon, Portugal; construction started in 1514 (763 blocks and 504 stones were delivered for its construction). Height: 30 m.

It's in Niagara Falls, Canada. Height: 236 m (it provides the best view to the falls, even at night, as you can see in the image).

Viagra falls

Only 54 metres taller than the tallest building in Hungary (Lakihegy radio mast).

It's in Berlin, Germany. Height: 368 m

Also known as The Oriental Pearl Tower - it is a Radio & Television tower in Shanghai, China. Height: 467.9 m (1,535 ft)

To stand under its slimness is thrilling

It's located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Height: 421 metres (1,381 feet) and is the 7th tallest freestanding tower in the world.