Attraction (noun)

1. The power or quality of attracting or drawing something or someone towards something or someone else.
2. A place, person, or object that is interesting and attracts people or attention.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the senses "the action of attracting" and "a characteristic that attracts"): from old french attraction, from latin attractio(n-), from attract- "drawn toward", from the verb attrahere.

Examples:

1. The city's main attraction is its historic castle.
2. The attraction between the two people was immediate and undeniable.
3. The theme park's newest attraction is a roller coaster that reaches speeds of over 100 miles per hour.
4. The city's natural attraction make it a popular tourist destination.
5. The attraction of the job was the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology.