Paris prosecutors said 2 Americans caught sleeping in the Eiffel Tower 'got stuck because of how drunk they were'

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It’s been a summer filled with instances of bad behavior for travelers visiting the most historic and iconic destinations in Europe. This week, two inebriated American tourists entered a restricted zone in Paris’ famed Eiffel Tower and slept overnight, according to the BBC. The two men snuck into the area and passed out and were awoken by a guard the following morning during a routine security sweep, according to the news outlet. The incident prompted emergency personnel to investigate, a delay in opening of the Eiffel Tower to ticket holders by an hour.  The men slept between the second and third levels of the tower, according to the media report, and did not pose any additional security threat beyond trespassing.  The Eiffel Tower stands 1,084 feet tall, and welcomes over 7 million annual visitors, according to the official site.   In a separate incident this month, a woman in Rome, Italy was flagged by security for trespassing and climbing on the famed Trevi Fountain to fill a personal water bottle.