All up, people have spent more than 17 days complaining about the landmark that made the top of this list. That’s a lot of negative Nancies.

A daredevil has forced the closure of France’s most famous monument by climbing it. Travel Weekly can confirm his name is not Peter Parker.

Just in case key rings and miniature models aren’t enough, you can now buy part of the original staircase. That is, if you have a spare $800,000 laying around.

Roya Hosini is outraged after being refused entry to not one, but two Paris tourist attractions. We’re also outraged at our boss refusing to let us work from home five days a week.

We threatened to go on strike if the line outside the cafe downstairs didn’t shorten, but apparently whether we do our job or not does not affect the city’s baristas in the slightest.

The iconic tower will be lit up in the French national colours blue, red and white as it reopens following the Paris terror attacks.

Get your Kardashian on with this guide to the top selfie spots around the world.

Paris does it again.