The square's most iconic landmark, the Luxor Obelisk, is over 3,000 years old and was erected in the Place de la Concorde nearly 200 years ago. That monument will provide the backdrop for many of the ...

Luxor Temple at night ... also erected the 79-foot-tall pylon and a pair of pink granite obelisks. Only one obelisk remains; the French removed the other, which now stands in the Place de la ...

I don't know if you can notice it in the film, but when the obelisk was successfully tipped and then slid down into a turning groove, the men from Luxor, who are mostly around the obelisk itself ...

In the centre of Paris’s largest public square stands the more than 3,000-year-old Luxor Obelisk, dragged in the 19th century from its temple in Thebes and shipped down the Nile and across the ...