World-famous monuments lit up in solidarity with Ukraine; See Pics

Countries across the globe stood in support of Ukraine by lighting up their famous tourist attractions in the nation's colours, blue and yellow. Take a look...

Eiffel Tower lit up in blue and yellow, the colours of the Ukrainian flag o show solidarity with their people. Credit: AFP Photo

Berlin’s most famous monument, the 18th-century neoclassical Brandenburg Gate, also lit up in Ukraine’s national colours in Germany. Credit: AP Photo

The 200-meter-high pylons on the Oresund Bridge, between Denmark and Sweden, light up in yellow and blue, in support of Ukraine, seen from Copenhagen. Credit: AFP Photo

Australia’s Sydney Opera House was also lit in the blue and yellow, the colours of the Ukrainian flag. Credit: AP Photo

UK's one of the famous tourist attractions, The London Eye, also lit up in the colours of the Ukraine flag, in London. Credit: AP Photo

Several monuments in US cities were lit up, including the iconic empire state building in New York. Credit: Twitter/@EmpireStateBldg

Rome's ancient Colosseum was lit in the colours of the Ukrainian flag. Credit: Reuters Photo

The Heldenplatz in Vienna is lit up with the colours of the Ukrainian flag during a demonstration where people light candles to form a sea of lights for peace in Ukraine. Credit: AFP Photo

Paris City Hall lights up in the colours of the Ukraine flag, in support of the Ukrainian people, following Russia's decision to recognise separatists and send troops to their aid, in Paris, France. Credit: Reuters Photo

The Miami-Dade courthouse is lit in blue and yellow lights in a show of solidarity with Ukraine. Credit: AFP Photo

Blue and yellow lights are seen on some of the skyline buildings in a show of solidarity with Ukraine in Miami, USA. Credit: AFP

The Heldenplatz in Vienna is lit up with the colours of the Ukrainian flag. Credit: AFP Photo

The Miami-Dade courthouse is lit in blue and yellow lights in a show of solidarity with Ukraine. Credit: AFP Photo