Which measurement is bigger?
The recorded height of Eiffel Tower is 3.549 times the recorded height of Statue of Liberty. The selected measurements are 330 m and 93 m, respectively.
| Object | Metric size | Imperial size | Dimension |
|---|---|---|---|
| Statue of Liberty | 93 m | 305.1 ft | height |
| Eiffel Tower | 330 m | 1,082.7 ft | height |
What this comparison measures
Compare full monument heights, including the Statue of Liberty’s pedestal and the Eiffel Tower’s antenna. Excluding either component would change the result.
Statue of Liberty: Ground to torch, including pedestal and foundation.
Eiffel Tower: Total height including the antenna installed in 2022.
The drawings use the same physical scale, but are simplified illustrations. They show a selected linear dimension rather than mass, surface area or volume. The space between objects makes the comparison readable and does not represent a real-world separation.
Inspect the sources
Both measurement sources are linked below the interactive board. The individual Statue of Liberty entry and Eiffel Tower entry provide the selected conventions and related objects.
Change either selection to explore another pair. The full size comparison tool also lets you enter a personal height. To practise estimating rather than reading the answer first, try the daily five.