His country's most famous attraction is a telecommunications tower

>his country's most famous attraction is a telecommunications tower.

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>Canada

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60% taller
concrete pour is more impressive than steel frame
we have other stuff

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>his country's most famous attraction is a stadium

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>60% taller
Why not 100%? You fall short again.
>concrete pour is more impressive than steel frame
It's iron and looks a thousand times better and was built 90 years before yours
>we have other stuff
No you don't

They could make screws out of it I couldn't care less.

It was originally intended to be temporary for some world fair, but now it draws in so many tourists that even the mere act of breaking it down would cost more than the tourists it draws in spend. It effectively shits money.

>his country's most famous attraction is still under construction

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This one is actually the funniest.

Every new part is uglier than the last though

Ours is Jesus Christ

>his country's most famous attraction is a person from another country

how many relatives do you have that emigrated there from Russia and Poland? shut the fuck up kike

SEETHING

>your country most famous attraction is some flying religion dude

Scotland has the oldest building in Europe.

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>his country's most famous building isn't falling down

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>His country's most famous attraction isn't a trophy of war

The Quadriga was stolen by the French and after Germans managed to get it back in the German-French war it was put on the gate, essentially meaning "Suck it, fogs!".

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KEK

That's actually not the most famous attraction in Paris, it's the symbol of Paris, the most visited monument up until recently was Notre-Dame.

that's by comparing the number of people that enter Notre-Dame with those that climb the Eiffel tower