The Great Exhibition of 1851 was the first international exhibition of manufactured products, held in the Crystal Palace in London. It showcased the industrial achievements of various nations, featuring over 14,000 exhibits from countries like Britain, France, and Germany. The event aimed to promote innovation and foster international trade. The exhibition attracted more than six million visitors during its five-month run, highlighting the advancements of the Industrial Revolution. It served as a platform for countries to display their technological progress and cultural heritage, influencing future exhibitions and establishing a tradition of global showcases.