Most people know the Eiffel Tower for its iconic views, but did you know its creator, Gustave Eiffel, had a secret apartment at the very top? Perched almost 1,000 feet above Paris, this cozy, private space was where he entertained distinguished guests like Thomas Edison, conducted scientific experiments, and enjoyed unparalleled solitude. It was furnished with wallpaper, oil paintings, and even a piano, starkly contrasting the tower's industrial ironwork. It was highly coveted by Parisian elites who offered huge sums to rent it, but Eiffel famously refused them all. Today, visitors can peek into the restored apartment through a glass window.
他のアプリを使いながら聞くには、再生中にプレイヤーをピクチャ・イン・ピクチャ(PiP)にすると、小さな小窓で再生が続きます(画面はオンのまま)。
画面を完全に消して聞きたい場合、ブラウザ上での再生は YouTube の仕様で停止します。YouTube アプリで開くと、バックグラウンド再生に対応した環境(YouTube Premium など)でそのまま聞けます。
YouTubeアプリで開く