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Overview and HistoryWelcome to Paris, the City Of Lights, La Ville-Lumiere! We're going to depart from the standard timeline here and just start looking at pictures. You can put the history together in your mind along the way, or live contentedly with an abstract expression of images, whichever you prefer.For lessons in light from the expressionist masters, blur yourself directly to the Orsay Museum and find Monet, Renoir and Cezanne waiting. But let's not get ahead of ourselves.The River Seine divides the city into two halves, called the Left Bank and Right Bank. The right bank is on the north side, left to the south. In general the right bank claims the sophistication and modern development in Paris, while the left bank has the universities, parks and historic areas.There are two islands on the river in the middle of the city, Ile de la Cite and Ile de St. Louis. Here's a beautiful Flower Market on Ile de la City, which is the oldest section of the city. It's also home to Notre Dame cathedralThe Right Bank has a big hill called Montmartre, literally translating to "Mount Mars" or "Mountain of the Martyr", depending on which time period you take the story from. Its name dates back to at least 250A.D and it's home to the Sacre Coeur Basilica among many other things of note, such as the studios of Salvadore Dali, Picasso and Van Gogh.And what else? The Champs-Elysees, of course! The Champs-Elysees is the most prestigious avenue in Paris. L'Arc de Triomph stands at the western end of the Champs-Elysees, at the star shaped intersection of twelve major avenues which is called Place d'Etoil. The Arch is a monument to all who fought for France, especially during the Napoleonic wars.By the way, the sprint finish of the Tour de France -- the most prestigious bicycle race in the world -- comes down the Champs-Elysees. Catch it in the early summer.You may have heard of a museum called Le Louvre. Before you attempt to visit it, go through some tour de france training to build up your stamina. This is a museum big enough to take your whole summer to walk through, and that's without even stopping to look at any of the art.Situated right along the river is the Place de la Concord, the largest open square in the city. It's where Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette and 2,798 of their closest friends met the guillotine during the French Revolution. The smell of blood was so strong, according to the tale, that a herd of cattle refused to cross the square.Let's see what we have on the Left Bank. How about Les Invalides, a stately group of museums and monuments dedicated to military history, which also houses a hospital and residences for veterans.The Left Bank has for decades been the center of academic life in Paris, which can be summed up in a word: La Sorbonne. La Sorbonne is the nickname for the University of Paris, founded in 1257. It sits in a historic scholarly sector called the Latin Quarter, which connects La Sorbonne to the Left Bank (Place Maubert). If Paris was a tropical island, this would be the coral reef.Near La Sorbonne can be found Le Jardin de Luxembourg, where Marie d'Medici's chateau stands. It's a pleasant little country house in Florentine style. They used it for a prison during the French Revolution and for Luftwaffe headquarters during WWII. It now houses the French Senate. Shakespeare and Co Library sits in the heart of the Latin Quarter and has earned an international reputation for being more than just a bookshop.Getting ThereTake a look at the Gare du Nord Paris North Station. One of six large train stations in Paris, it's the busiest one in Europe. If you're already on the continent, you very well may arrive here.As for airports, there are two: Charles De Gualle and Orly. De Gaulle airport is about 25 minutes by train from Gare du Nord station, Orly is a bit closer. Here's the train information for connections to the city.TransportationHere's one of the 380 metro stations in Paris, the Palais-Royale at the Louvre. Looking good! This is Europe's second-largest metro system and it's connected with the buses the commuter rail network to get you around the city.People and CultureBeside the fact that Paris contains all walks of life, "people and culture" in Paris is synonymous with food and wine. Here we are smack in the middle of it, La Contrescarpe at Mouffetard Street.Remember, champagne was perfected here during the Belle Epoque, and you need the proper setting in which to drink it.And check out this fish shop!! This is what the zoom tool was made for!In case you're wondering, there's a gritty side to Paris, too. Here's a little mobile graffiti.In the same vein, by which I mean "cheap" or "free", stroll around Left Bank to the flea market at Place Maubert.Street musicians are another great thing about Paris. Here are some drummers, some visual artists on the Quai de Conti, and there should be an organ grinder on the corner when you get there. Let me know if you see him.Things to do & RecommendationsStreet food -- get a croque monsieur or croque madam, it's a toasted cheese sandwich with or without ham. They're so good, it's the pizza slice of Paris! I can't for the life of me understand why nobody has shot a panorama of one.Street food part 2, and I quote:"the motherfucking best falafel in the world is there in the Marais. it's called La Du's and it's on the Rue de Rosiers. it's the 5th I think, right bank. If you flirt with the take out boys they'll give you more falafel too, I'm not kidding it's a fucking transcendant experience." "there's also this bar in the 11th, called the baron rouge, where on sunday a friend of the owner drives in from normandy with a truck full of oysters and just parks it in front of the bar and sells oysters out the back and you just eat them on the street and drink Muscadet off the top of parked cars." (Thank you Allison O'Leary)Spend a little time outdoors in the beautiful Botanical Garden, see if you can find the recycled dragon.No trip to Paris would ever be complete without... well actually the reason Paris is Paris because you never finish seeing it all.Move there, spend a lifetime there, walk everyplace you go and you still won't see it all. It's like New York, London or Tokyo; anyplace in such a state of constant change will remain eternally elusive.I almost said, "no trip to Paris would be complete without going up the Eiffel Tower and seeing the view from the top."Text by Steve Smith.

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There are different ways to experience the Eiffel Tower, from a daytime trip or an evening ascent amid twinkling lights, to a meal in one of its restaurants. And even though some seven million people come annually, few would dispute that each visit is unique – and something that simply has to be done when in Paris.

Named after its designer, Gustave Eiffel, the Tour Eiffel was built for the 1889 Exposition Universelle (World's Fair). It took 300 workers, 2.5 million rivets and two years of nonstop labor to assemble. Upon completion, the tower became the tallest human-made structure in the world (324m) – a record held until the 1930 completion of New York's Chrysler Building. A symbol of the modern age, it faced opposition from Paris’ artistic and literary elite, and the ‘metal asparagus’, as some snidely called it, was originally slated to be torn down in 1909. It was spared only because it proved an ideal platform for the transmitting antennas needed for the newfangled science of radiotelegraphy.

Sporting six different colors throughout its lifetime, the tower has been painted red and bronze since 1968. Work is underway to strip the previous 19 coats and apply the yellow-brown shade originally conceived by Gustave Eiffel, giving it a new golden hue in time for the 2024 Olympics.

First floor: cafe and souvenir shop

Of the tower's three floors, the 1st (57m) has the most space but least impressive views. The glass-enclosed Pavillon Ferrié houses an immersion film along with a small cafe and souvenir shop, while the outer walkway features a discovery circuit to help visitors learn more about the tower’s ingenious design. Check out the sections of glass flooring that provide a dizzying view of the ant-like people walking on the ground far below. This level also hosts the restaurant  58 Tour Eiffel . The 1st floor's commercial areas are powered by two sleek wind turbines within the tower.

Second floor: Le Jules Verne restaurant

Views from the 2nd floor (115m) are the best – impressively high but still close enough to see the city below. Telescopes and panoramic maps pinpoint locations in Paris and beyond. Story windows give an overview of the lifts’ mechanics, and the vision well allows you to gaze through glass panels to the ground. Also up here are toilets, a souvenir shop, a macaron bar, and Michelin-starred restaurant  Le Jules Verne .

Top floor: Champagne bar and 'secret apartment'

Views from the wind-buffeted top floor (276m) stretch up to 60km on a clear day, though at this height the panoramas are more sweeping than detailed. Celebrate your ascent with a glass of bubbly (€13 to €22) from the Champagne bar (open 10.15am to 10.15pm). Afterwards peep into Gustave Eiffel’s restored top-level office, otherwise known as the 'secret apartment', where lifelike wax models of Eiffel and his daughter Claire greet Thomas Edison. 

Tours, tickets and other practicalities

Visitors must pass through security at the bullet-proof glass barriers surrounding the tower's base. The two entrances to the glass enclosure are on avenue Gustave Eiffel; the two exits are on quai Branly.

Ascend as far as the 2nd floor (either on foot or by lift), from where there's a separate lift to the top floor (closed during heavy winds). Pushchairs must be folded in lifts and bags or backpacks larger than aeroplane-cabin size aren't allowed. Note that the top floor and stairs aren't accessible to people with limited mobility.

Pre-purchasing tickets online gives you an allocated time slot and means you only have to queue for security. Print your ticket or show it on your phone. If you can’t reserve your tickets ahead of time, expect lengthy waits for tickets in high season.

Stair tickets can't be reserved online. Buy them at the south pillar, where the staircase can also be accessed: the climb consists of 360 steps to the 1st floor and another 360 steps to the 2nd floor.

If you have reservations for either restaurant, you're granted direct post-security access to the lifts.

For the best view of the light show, head across the Seine to the Jardins du Trocadéro.

How to get there

The nearest Metro stop is Bir Hakeim, while the nearest train station is Champ de Mars–Tour Eiffel (RER C).

Champ de Mars, 5 av Anatole France, 7e

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Opening hours: monday to sunday — 9am to 11.30 pm, address: champ de mars, 5 avenue anatole france, 75007 paris, france, metro station: champ de metro – tour eiffel, 1. visit the eiffel tower close to the hour at night.

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2. If it’s Winter, Layer Up!

3. Buy Your Tickets in Advance

4. Bring Blankets and Snacks to the Champ de Mars

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5. The Later the Better

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6. Go For Dinner Near the Eiffel Tower

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7. You Don’t have to go all the way to the Actual Tower

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8. Don’t Just Visit the Eiffel Tower at Night

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9. Make sure you have a Reservation at a Restaurant near the Eiffel Tower

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10. Check the Weather to avoid visiting on a Cloudy day

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11. Schedule a Weekend Night on your Visit to the Tower!

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12. Take the 700 Stairs on your way to the Top to Experience the Eiffel Tower step by step

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13. Avoid Peak Hours if you are Short of Time or have a lot of other Activities

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14. Official Souvenirs from the Shops on the Eiffel Tower will make your experience Memorable

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15. Stay safe and keep your belongings where you can easily reach them

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16. Use public transportation while in Paris on the way to Eiffel Tower

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17. Please Wear Comfortable Clothes and shoes while at the Eiffel Tower

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18. Make sure you Explore the Area to make Memories in Paris

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Eiffel Tower Tickets:  8 Easy Ways to Get Them & Avoid Long Lines

The Eiffel Tower - Le Tour Eiffel  - symbolizes the city of Paris to the world.  The 7+ million visitors who visit each year prove its enduring popularity!

If you are planning to be among them during your trip to Paris, you've probably heard horror stories about long waits in the ticket lines - up to 4 hours and even longer  during the busiest (and often the hottest) times.

Unfortunately, these stories are true. 

Especially if you visit during the summer or on a sunny weekend without a reservation that lets you skip the ticket line, you'll swear at least half of those 7 million visitors are waiting to buy tickets on the same day you are.  

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• Madame Brasserie - Enjoy a wonderful lunch or dinner while enjoying views of the Paris skyline from the 1st Level

But don't worry - this is where our list of eight easy ways to see the Eiffel Tower comes in. 

Once you know all the ways to avoid waiting in line for tickets , you can choose the best strategy for your visit, and spend your time enjoying the views as you create priceless memories. 

Because after all, there's nothing else quite like the thrill of experiencing the Eiffel Tower!

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Eiffel Tower Ticket Requirements:  A Quick Overview

Let's start with a quick refresher of what you can experience inside the Eiffel Tower, how to get to each of the three floors above ground level, and available ticket types.

As you may already know, the Eiffel Tower offers visits to three platforms, or floors, above ground level for you to visit.  Each level about the ground offers unique amenities and of course, its spectacular 360 degree views of Paris - and beyond, if you go up to the Summit level on top.

You can reach the 1st and 2nd Levels by either stairs or elevators.  Going up, elevators stop only at the 2nd Level, but do stop at the 1st Level on the way down.  You must have a ticket to access the 1st and 2nd Levels.  Several types of tickets are offered, based on whether you want to take the elevator and/or stairs. 

You can go up to the Summit (3rd and highest) Level by elevator only - but because it is a separate elevator from those going from the Ground Level to the 2nd Level, you always have to change elevators and must have a separate ticket  if you plan to go to the Summit.

If you visited in the past, you may remember how you could buy Eiffel Tower Summit tickets from yellow ticket machines on the 2nd Level - but they have been removed. 

Now, if you want to visit the 3rd Level , you must purchase a Summit ticket in advance.

You can also choose to join a guided tour to the 2nd Level (which also allows you to visit the 1st Level) or to the Summit (which includes access to the 1st and 2nd Levels. 

If you want to go only to the 1st Level, you can get priority entry to that platform by making a reservation at the Madame Brasserie restaurant or by getting tickets to one of the relatively rare Eiffel Tower concerts (more about that in a moment).

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Eiffel ticket types.

You must have Eiffel Tower reservations such as a ticket (or a tour voucher, or Eiffel Tower restaurant reservation confirmation or concert ticket) to enter the Eiffel Tower.

Four basic types of tickets are available (in addition to 1st Level-only access provided by restaurant reservations or concert tickets) based on which floors you want to explore, and whether you want to ride or climb. 

Here are your ticket choices to access Levels 2 and 3:

1.  Ticket to 2nd Level by elevator (elevator stops at the 1st Level on the way down)

2.  Ticket to the 3rd Level, the Summit (Top) by elevator (elevator goes to the 2nd Level; you change to another elevator to go to the top ; on the way down, you get off the elevator on the 2nd Level and change to another that also stops at the 1st Level on the way down)

3.  Ticket to the 1st and 2nd Level by stairs

4.  Ticket to the 1st and 2nd Levels by stairs, and to the Summit (Top) Level by elevator; coming down, you get off the elevator at Level 2 and take the stairs down to the Ground Level (and no, you can't sneak onto the other elevator).

So how do our 8 easy ways to avoid the Eiffel Tower ticket lines help you?  Well, they all let you get your ticket without standing in long lines. 

We'll show you the pros and cons of each option - including a couple of lesser-known ways to experience the Eiffel Tower without regular tickets. 

Option 1:  Buy Your Eiffel Tower Entrance Tickets in Advance

You can choose from 2 ways to buy your tickets in advance online:

Buy Your Tickets on the Eiffel Tower Website

Go to the Eiffel Tower's website and make your Eiffel Tower reservations by buying your tickets online for a specific date and time, and print it on your home printer. 

You'll pay the same price as you would at the Eiffel Tower's ticket window. 

When you arrive at the Eiffel Tower, you skip the ticket line, although you'll still need to go through a couple of security checks and perhaps wait for the elevator to the 2nd Level. 

Sounds good, right?  It is - but be aware of these 3 "catches":

Catch #1:  Only a limited number of tickets are offered online.  They become available 60 days in advance for elevator access and usually sell out almost immediately during peak seasons. 

Tickets to access Level 2 by stairs go on sale 14 days in advance.  So to get the best (or any) date/time reservation choice, you need to start looking for tickets as soon as they are available. 

If you can't get them for the date/time you want, sometimes a few become available later (typically about 1 week before the visit date) - but they also sell out very quickly.

Catch #2:  These tickets are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for another date or time slot. 

Even worse, you may have to forfeit your tickets for reasons beyond your control such as bad weather which delays your arrival, illness, delayed flights, or a transportation strike. 

Likewise, you forfeit the cost of your tickets if you arrive more than half an hour late for your time slot due to an unexpected delay on the metro, an extra-long time spent getting through the security check line before you reach the entrance line (which you could rightfully claim is not your fault), or any other delay beyond your control.

That means you usually lose the opportunity to go up inside the tower, since unless you want to chance standing in the very long line to buy another ticket in case a few may still be available, which is highly unlikely during the busiest seasons.

Catch #3:  The Summit occasionally closes due to strong winds or other dicy weather conditions.  Less frequently, the entire Eiffel Tower closes due to labor strikes or security precautions.  Occasionally, a celebrity will buy out the whole place and host a wedding or some other event there. 

If you have already purchased tickets, getting a refund can be hit or miss.   (Although in fairness, the Eiffel Tower now issues refunds more reliably than they used to.)

Buy "Skip-the-Line" Eiffel Tower Tickets through a Tour Company

Tour companies are much more likely to have skip-the-line Tour Eiffel reservation tickets available until almost the last moment, long after the last time slots get snapped up on the Eiffel Tower's website.  (That's because they're able to buy them in bulk in advance.  Is that fair?  Probably not - but that's the reality.)  They also come with a couple of perks that speed up your entry.

Do "skip-the-line" tickets really let you skip the long lines? 

Yes... and no.   You do get to skip the very long lines of people waiting to buy tickets on site.  You do NOT get to skip the security lines, but those lines are much shorter and typically move more quickly. 

And, you get two "bonuses."  You usually get to go through a faster "groups only" security line and up on a tour groups-only elevator with a shorter waiting line - so while you don't skip these lines entirely, you do avoid the longer lines.

Skip-the-line tickets bought through tour companies typically include the services of a "host" or "greeter" who will escort you and your group through the "groups" security line, which is almost always faster than the non-group entry. 

A host or greeter does not actually provide a tour, but will expedite your entry.  A tour guide does give you interesting information about the Tower, and depending on the tour, may take you to see areas you can't access on your own.

You can choose skip-the-line tickets to the 2nd Level or 2nd Level plus Summit - just like the options offered on the Eiffel Tower's website.  

Tour companies also offer stairs-only tickets.   You can usually select a "Summit" option, which means that after you've climbed the 704 steps to the Tower's 2nd floor, you will take an elevator to the top.  Or, alternately, once you've enjoyed the second floor views, you can take the elevator down to the first floor. 

Some skip-the-line tickets through a tour company may even be refundable up until 24 hours before your visit (read the details very carefully when booking to make sure). 

Tickets booked through tour companies typically cost more. However, because you usually can buy them much closer to your preferred date and you may be able to cancel or change them if your plans change (or if you want to avoid a rainy day), you have a much better chance of getting tickets for the date/time you want, and you reduce the risk of not being able to use them. 

And because the tour host or greeter can usually take you through a tours-only security line and up a tours-only elevator, they usually speed up your entry time - important if you are on a tight schedule and want to squeeze in as many Paris experiences as possible.  You are literally buying yourself some time.

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Option 2:  Tour the Eiffel Tower with a Guided Tour

For the fastest and most stress-free access to the Eiffel Tower as well as an enjoyable and informative experience, book a tour with a guide. 

Your guide will make the Eiffel Tower reservations and will bring you (and a small group of usually 10-20 others) to the site, expedite your entrance through a special (and faster) security check, accompany you onto (usually) the groups-only elevator up to the 2nd Level, and give you lots of interesting information about the Eiffel Tower. 

If your chosen tour includes the Summit, you'll either do it on your own or accompanied by your guide, depending on your particular tour.

Here are two of the most popular guided Eiffel Tower tours:

• Eiffel Tower Summit or Second Floor Access
• Eiffel Tower Guided Tour by Elevator (recent reviewers love its family-friendly guides)

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Option 3:  make lunch or dinner reservations at an eiffel tower restaurant.

You can choose from two enticing restaurants within the Eiffel Tower where you'll enjoy wonderful skyline views of Paris while you enjoy your meal:

• Jules Verne - Located on the Tower's second level above the ground, the Michelin-starred Jules Verne offers unforgettable contemporary gastronomic cuisine and sweeping city views and expedited entry through special Ground Level entrances and private elevators (once you pass through the security check); reservations required
• Madame Brasserie - On the Tower's first level above the ground, Madame Brasserie offers wonderful views and several appealing lunch and dinner options for enjoying the contemporary cuisine overseen by Michelin-starred chef Thierry Marx; reservations required

These reservations give you restaurant access only; if you want to spend time exploring the Eiffel Tower beyond the restaurant, you'll need to get admission tickets.  

In case you've heard or read that in the past, restaurant reservations would get you into the rest of the Eiffel Tower, that was indeed true... but that's now in the past.  Today, that perk is no longer possible due to security barriers.

Are Jules Verne and Madame Brasserie expensive restaurants?  Yes - but you get a wonderful experience.  In addition to a delicious meal, you also get priceless city skyline views from an iconic Paris location - without the crowds elsewhere on the Tower.

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Does the Eiffel Tower have other  less-expensive places to eat? 

Yes - although you'll need to enter the Tower with a regular admission ticket or group. 

Snack bars on the ground, first, and 2nd (in the U.S. and Canada, that would be first, second, and third, or summit) levels provide a variety of affordable although still somewhat pricey casual choices.  On the 2nd floor, you can also stop by the tempting Pierre Hermé macaron bar. 

And don't forget the Champagne Bar on the Eiffel Tower's top level - the perfect spot to toast the City of Light.

Option 4:  Get Eiffel Tower Skip-the-Line Tickets in Combo with the Hop-On Hop-Off Bus, Louvre Museum, or Seine River Cruise

If you want to combine an Eiffel Tower visit with sightseeing to other top Paris attractions, look for a combination tour package to make the most of your time.   You'll find a variety of options with skip-the-line tickets, so pick the one you like the best.  

These combos can also be a good strategy when other Eiffel Tower ticket options are sold out but since they can also save you a few (or more) euros, they're also a good deal.

Here are 3 of the most popular tour combinations:

• Eiffel Tower Guided Tour & Seine River Cruise  - Save time by accessing the Eiffel Tower (all 3 levels, or just the first two, depending on the option you choose) with a guide, and then see Paris's top attractions during a day or evening Seine River cruise
• Eiffel Tower, Hop-On Hop-Off Bus, Seine River Cruise - Perfect way to see top Paris attractions in less than a day!
• Eiffel Tower Summit, Louvre Museum, and Seine River Cruise - Enjoy the views from the Eiffel Tower's Summit (plus Levels 1 & 2), explore the Louvre Museum at your own pace, and then enjoy a relaxing Seine River cruise

Option 5:  Stand in Line to Get Your Tickets

Standing in line to buy Eiffel Tower admission tickets is sometimes a feasible option - but ONLY if there are no crowds or you have the time and patience to spend in line for hours. 

Those "only if" conditions generally rule out summer , weekends as well as many week days during other months popular with tourists such as April, May, September, and October, French and other European school holiday weeks, and periods around major events attracting visitors such as the Paris Marathon.

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So what does that leave?   

  - Bright, sunny (although chilly) days in March and November when the sky is crystal-clear.  

  -  Those special winter days in January or February when gently falling snowflakes transform the city (but don't accumulate enough for the Tower's 3rd level to close).     

  -  December evenings when you want an aerial view of the sparkling holiday lights twinkling across the city - except from about mid-December through New Year's Day, when everyone else has the same idea.

In fairness, at many times of the year, you can occasionally find shorter lines, especially late at night close to closing time - but you can't count on it, even on those chilly, rainy Paris evenings when you might think no one else other than you would be crazy enough to be there (but they are!). 

If you're visiting Paris for a short time and don't want to risk the hassle and stress of standing in line for hours, you're far better off getting skip-the-line tickets in advance.  Think of it as insurance against wasting hours of your precious time in Paris.

Update:  Please be aware that the Eiffel Tower now urges visitors to get their tickets for a specified date and timeslot in advance.

Option 6:  Buy Walk-Up Stairs-Only Eiffel Tower Tickets - Bonus:  Great Exercise & Usually No Ticket Line!

If you want Stairs-Only tickets to the 2nd Level, you used to have to buy them onsite or through a tour operator because they weren't offered on the Eiffel Tour's website. 

The good news:  1) now, sometimes you can buy them online (but sometimes not, depending on your date), and 2) but if you do decide to buy onsite, there is often a dedicated line for Stairs-only tickets and it usually moves quickly - so this is the one time (other than winter months) when buying your tickets onsite makes sense.

Don't forget, though, you can usually get stairs-only tickets online through a tour company even if the Eiffel Tower's website is sold out, or if you want the options of taking the elevator to the Summit level at the top (which requires its own ticket).

Assuming you're reasonably fit  and don't mind heights, climbing the stairs is a fabulous experience because of the wonderful perspectives of Paris as well as close-up views of Eiffel Tower mechanics. 

Stair tickets are a particularly popular choice of families visiting with kids (beyond the toddler stage) and teens since the climb burns up a lot of excess energy.

Pro Tip:  If heights and/or tilted perspectives make you feel even slightly queasy, do yourself a huge favor and go up by elevator, and maybe also consider skipping the Summit.

Option 7:  Get Tickets for an Eiffel Tower Concert

We almost hesitate to include this option because only a few concerts take place at the Eiffel Tower each year. 

But if you happen to be in Paris at a time when one is scheduled (usually around Christmas or New Year's Day, but also random times as well), don't miss the chance to combine beautiful music with sweeping views of Paris from the 1st Level for an unforgettable evening. 

Check our Paris concert schedule by month for the period when you'll be here to see if any concerts are listed.  Pro tip:  although each year may be different, they typically take place in January (usually on New Year's Day), April, June, and December - but if you'll be in Paris during a different month, check the concert lists from that month as well because again, the pattern does sometimes vary.

Concerts take place in the Gustave Eiffel Salon, located on the 1st Level platform inside the tower.  The Salon has floor-to-ceiling windows on two sides and offers fantastic views. 

You can usually order Champagne when you book your ticket, and sip it before the concert begins while you enjoy the skyline views of Montmartre and other parts of Paris.  The Champagne comes in a cute plastic flute, which you can keep as a souvenir if you want.

A quartet or quintet of professional musicians perform the concerts, which usually last about an hour plus another 5-6 minutes for an encore if everyone claps long enough at the end.

The tower lights up once the sky turns dark, so depending on the time of the year, you may experience the tower sparkling around you. 

After the concert ends, you can walk around the 1st Level for as long as you wish and take advantage of all the things to do: enjoy the panoramic views, stop by the Champagne Bar for another glass of bubbly, get something to eat at the snack bar, or peer straight down at the ground through one of the glass floor areas.

Although the Eiffel Tower's concert schedule is mostly unpredictable, several concerts almost always take place in November, December, and January, especially around the holidays, plus a few will also occur during other months - April and June are usually good bets.   

To find Eiffel Tower concerts, check our Paris concert schedule  which lists what's on each month.  They always sell out, sometimes faster than you might expect, so book as soon as you're sure of your dates.

Option 8:  See the Eiffel Tower Without Eiffel Tower Tickets

This is the easiest of all our 8 Eiffel Ticket ticket options - avoid the need for a ticket altogether.

If you're in Paris for just a short time and want to see the famous "Iron Lady" but not tour it - or maybe you don't like heights - you'll have plenty of opportunities to get wonderful views of the famous Paris attraction from the ground or even from the top of other buildings and monuments.

Here are just a few of the many excellent Eiffel Tower viewing locations around the city:

• Trocadero, directly across the Seine River from the Eiffel Tower - head to the marble viewing platform by the Musée de l'Homme (Anthropology Museum) at Palais de Chaillot, or walk around the gardens until you find the perfect spot
• Hop On / Hop Off Bus Tours - You'll get plenty of great views from the top of these fun open top double-decker buses - plus the drivers usually pause in the best spots for taking photos - Get your tickets
• Montparnasse Tower - Go to the Observation Tower and Rooftop Terrace (get your tickets) or even better, enjoy the panoramic views during a delicious meal at the gourmet restaurant Le Ciel de Paris on the Tower's 56th floor
• Top of the Arc de Triomphe - Get skip the line Arc de Triomphe rooftop tickets in advance    
• Hotels - Choose a room with a view, and you can watch the Tower sparkle every night during your stay                
• Place de la Concorde - Almost anywhere around the plaza - or walk over to the adjacent bridge across the Seine for even more spectacular views
• Segway Tour with Eiffel Tower Views - Combine fun with great views!
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• Mother's Day, jazz festival, concerts

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• Armistice Day, Salon du Chocolat

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• Menorah lightings 

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• Holiday celebrations & decorations

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• Gifts, holiday food, mulled wine, and Santa

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Eiffel Tower Tickets, Paris

Eiffel tower tickets highlights.

Visit the famous Eiffel Tower and take in the picturesque views of the skyline from a height of 276 metres above the ground.

Spot famous Parisian landmarks like the Louvre, the Musée d'Orsay, and La Grande Arche de la Défense from the observation deck.

Explore Gustave Eiffel’s office on the 3rd-floor observation deck and see life-like wax models of the tower’s creator.

Learn about the history and construction of the Eiffel Tower as you stroll through the exhibits on the first and second levels.

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• If cancellation is made 1 days or more before the date of travel, total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
• If cancellation is made within 1 days before the date of travel, total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
• In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.

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Eiffel tower tickets overview.

About Eiffel Tower:

The Eiffel Tower, an iconic symbol of Paris, is an iron lattice tower standing tall at 324 metres (1,063 feet). Built for the 1889 World's Fair, it quickly became Paris’ iconic landmark and a testament to engineering excellence. Offering stunning views of Paris, it attracts millions of visitors annually. Visitors can spot beautiful attractions of Paris from the Eiffel Tower such as Notre-Dame Cathedral, Seine River, Louvre Museum, and many more.

About Eiffel Tower Tickets:

• Ascend to the iconic Eiffel Tower using the elevators or climb the stairs to the first and second levels for scenic views of Paris’ skyline.
• Admire the 360-degree views of the cityscape from the second-level observation deck, at a height of about 125 metres.
• Spot famous landmarks of Paris like the Louvre, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Seine River from the high-powered telescopes.
• Learn about the rich history of this architectural masterpiece as you explore the exhibits on the first and second levels while listening to the audio guide. 
• Take-in the stunning views of the Eiffel Tower and marvel at its ingenious architecture.

How to Reach?

• By Bus: Take either of the buses -  82 or 30 from the city centre. Get off at the Tour Eiffel Bus-stop. From here, the Eiffel Tower will be a 5-minute walk.
• By Metro: Take Line 6 Metro to Bir-Hakeim Metro Station from the city centre. From here, the Eiffel Tower will be a 10-minute walk.

Eiffel Tower Tickets faqs

What is the best time to visit eiffel tower.

The busiest days of the week are Saturdays and Sundays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays are often the days with the lowest attendance when it is not peak season, a school holiday, or a public holiday. As opposed to Paris' museums, the Eiffel Tower is open on Tuesdays.

It is always recommended to visit the Eiffel Tower during the early hours of the day to avoid long lines. Eiffel Tower tickets can be found online which are best to book as early as possible.

Why is the Eiffel Tower so famous?

For many years, the Eiffel Tower has been associated with the feeling of Love. Be it movies or songs, the Eiffel Tower has been featured numerous times and is considered one of the most popular destinations for couples. It is also known for its amazing structure and beautiful views of the city from the top.

What are the different floors to explore in Eiffel Tower?

• The Esplanade: Your tour will start on the ground floor, popularly known as the Esplanade. You will be able to experience how big the structure is as you stand underneath it, with its enormous square base extending 125 meters (410 feet) on all sides. A few gift shops can be found nearby, along with a food vendor selling sweets and short nibbles.
• First Floor: The first floor of the Eiffel Tower, which is 57 meters above the ground, offers visitors the chance to discover more about the background of this renowned Parisian landmark through an entertaining cultural trail and an interactive exhibition.
• Second Floor: The most well-known observation deck in Paris is located on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower, which is 115 meters (377 feet) above sea level. Enjoy unrestricted views of nearby Paris landmarks like the Champs Elysees, Notre Dame, the Louvre, Montmartre, the Seine River, and more. Once on the second floor, get in line for the elevator that will take you to the peak right away.
• At the Top: See what it's like to be on top of the City of Lights at a breathtaking height of 276 meters (905 feet) above the ground. The elevator has glass walls, making the ascent absolutely thrilling. Visit the office of Gustave Eiffel, which has been recreated. This area evokes the period when this architectural masterpiece initially came into existence and is made out of lifelike wax figures.

How much time is required to explore Eiffel Tower?

For visiting to the first and second levels, it is recommended to have at least 1.5 hours in hand, and for visiting to the top, the time span increases to 2.5 hours. Your visit time will also depend on whether you choose to take the elevator or the stairs to get from the first to second floor.

Which are some of the best restaurants to visit in Eiffel Tower?

Three eateries may be found atop the Eiffel Tower.

• Le 58 Tour Eiffel, the local favorite, is located on the tower's first level, which is 58 meters high. The restaurant, which is open for lunch, supper, or a glass of Champagne, provides stylish picnic-style lunches in addition to conventional 3-course French fare.
• The Michelin-starred Le Jules Verne restaurant of the Eiffel Tower is located on the second storey. Having lunch here with the most admirable views in the entire city truly feels elegant and sophisticated. Both of the Eiffel Tower restaurants, which are run by renowned chefs, provide dining experiences unmatched anywhere else in the world..
• Champagne Bar is a more recent and distinctive addition to this culinary journey. There is a cozy bar at the top of the Eiffel Tower that offers a taste of luxury and a spectacular view from the most iconic tower in the world.

What are the other best things to do in Paris?

• Have Fun at Disneyland Paris : The entertainment destination Disneyland Paris is located in Chessy, France, 32 kilometers or 20 miles east of Paris. It includes a golf course, a shopping, dining, and entertainment complex, Disney Nature Resorts, resort hotels, and two theme parks. 
• Visit the Palace of Versailles : Located in Versailles, France, about 12 miles (19 km) west of Paris, is the former royal house known as the Palace of Versailles. The Palace, Park, or Gardens of Versailles receives 15,000,000 visitors annually, making it one of the most well-liked tourist destinations on the planet.
• Explore Louvre Museum :  The Louvre, arguably one of the most well-known museums in the world, has had a fascinating history in Paris. The Louvre is located in Paris's first arrondissement, near the Les Halles neighborhood. With about 10 million visitors each year, it has consistently won the prize for the most visited museum in the world.
• Seine River Cruise : The River Seine is the lifeblood of Paris, separating its historically affluent and bohemian sides. The riverbanks of the Seine River is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It also serves as a transportation hub for riverboats and as a popular location for romantic strolls.

Which are the best Eiffel Tower Tours to book from Thrillophilia?

Here is the list of best Eiffel Tower Tours to book from Thrillophilia:

• Eiffel Tower Top Floor Tickets
• Eiffel Tower Second Floor Tickets
• Eiffel Tower Dinner, Seine River Cruise and Moulin Rouge Show
• Eiffel Tower and Disneyland Paris Tickets
• Eiffel Tower Tour with Seine River Cruise

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The Eiffel Tower: An Immersive Walk through History, Beauty, and the Heart of Paris

By Sara Mckay • July 27, 2023

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Welcome to our journey, fellow explorer! Let's take a deep dive into the majestic world of the Grand Eiffel Tower - an emblem of love, an architectural marvel, and the pride of Paris. We're going to walk you through the cozy streets of Paris, right to the very feet of this metallic masterpiece.

Ever wondered how the Eiffel basks in the daytime sun and dances with the night lights? Well, you're about to find out. We'll travel back in time to unearth the rich history of this iconic structure, and perhaps take a peek at what lies in its shadows. From chic cafes to vibrant shops, from entrance fees to unique experiences, we'll cover all. Was the long stroll worth it? Spoiler alert - the answer might surprise you. Oh, and let's not forget our friendly neighborhood scammers! We've got some practical advice to help you steer clear of them. So buckle up, we've got a lot to cover. Join us, as we unravel the grandeur of the Eiffel Tower, piece by glorious piece.

The Iron Lady: How the Eiffel Tower Ascended to Greatness

Born out of a grand competition announced in 1886, the Eiffel Tower, or 'La Dame de Fer' as the French fondly call her, was envisioned as a way to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution during the Exposition Universelle, a world's fair held in Paris. The project began on January 26, 1887, guided by the expertise of Gustave Eiffel, his engineers Maurice Koechlin and Emile Nouguier, and architect Stephen Sauvestre.

Their plan was audacious: construct an iron tower rising 300 meters high with 18,038 individual metallic parts held together by 2.5 million rivets. This feat of engineering, completed in record time by up to 300 workers on site, spanned just over two years, culminating in the Tower's completion on March 31, 1889.

Throughout its construction, the Eiffel Tower faced significant opposition. Artists and intellectuals of the day published manifestos against this "useless and monstrous" structure, predicting it would overshadow Paris's traditional architectural beauty. However, Eiffel, undeterred, argued the structure's unique form — engineered for wind resistance — offered a new kind of elegance, a blend of utility and aesthetics that he believed would hold its own charm.

With the Tower's completion, public sentiment began to shift. Its towering presence became a symbol of human achievement and industrial prowess, drawing in a staggering two million visitors during the Exposition Universelle alone. The Tower quickly became a commercial success and a beloved icon of the Parisian skyline.

Moreover, the Eiffel Tower has been an undeniable boon for the French economy. Apart from the immediate financial return from visitors, it has played a substantial role in boosting tourism, attracting millions of visitors each year who come to bask in its historical grandeur and panoramic views of Paris. Thus, despite initial reservations, the Eiffel Tower emerged as an economic and cultural powerhouse, a testament to the adventurous spirit of innovation that lies at the heart of French identity.

Five Fabulous Feasts near the Eiffel Tower

Le jules verne.

Visit the Le Jules Verne website

Ever dreamed of dining in the Eiffel Tower itself? Look no further than Le Jules Verne, a dazzling Michelin-starred gem nestled on the second floor of the tower. The culinary maestro behind the magic, Chef Frédéric Anton, creates seasonally changing French delicacies that are truly to die for. The ambiance is pure opulence, and the views? Breathtakingly beautiful!

Monsieur Bleu

Visit the Monsieur Bleu website

Tucked away in the trendy Palais de Tokyo museum, a short walk from the Eiffel Tower, is Monsieur Bleu. This place is more than just a restaurant – it's an experience! You'll find an array of contemporary French cuisine and a tantalizing selection of cocktails. Did I mention the killer view of the Eiffel Tower? You can't miss it!

Visit the Les Ombres website

When it comes to dining with a view, Les Ombres has got you covered. Perched atop the Musée du Quai Branly, this eatery gives you a panoramic view of the Eiffel Tower in all its glory. The menu, filled with the finest French and international cuisines, is as ever-changing as the seasons.

Café de l'Homme

Visit the Café de l'Homme website

Nestled in the heart of the Palais de Chaillot, Café de l'Homme offers up traditional French fare, complete with an eye-popping view of the Eiffel Tower. They source locally, cook with heart, and serve with a passion for their culinary heritage.

Le P'tit Troquet

Visit the Le P'tit Troquet website

Just a stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower, you'll stumble upon Le P'tit Troquet, a quaint hideaway that serves up authentic French dishes. Their ambiance is as warm and inviting as their menu, offering a delightful mix of meat, seafood, and vegetarian options. A charming spot to rest your feet after exploring the City of Lights!

Remember, these hotspots are incredibly popular, so make sure to snag a reservation, especially during peak seasons. They may be a bit pricey due to their prime location and extraordinary cuisine, but trust me, they're worth every Euro! Don't forget to check out their websites for the latest menus and updates. Bon appétit!

Five Luxurious Lairs in the Heart of Paris: Perfect for Travelers, Lovebirds, and Life-Enthusiasts

Shangri-la hotel, paris.

Nothing screams luxury more than the Shangri-La Hotel. Formerly the residence of Napoleon Bonaparte's grandnephew, this palace hotel is simply magnificent. A stone's throw from the Eiffel Tower, it offers a breathtaking view that'll make your heart skip a beat. Be prepared to be pampered with their top-tier service. Prices per night range from $1,000 to $1,500. But trust me, one night here, and you'll feel like Parisian royalty! Shangri-La Hotel, Paris website

Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel

Located just around the corner from the Eiffel Tower, the Pullman Paris offers a modern, sleek setting with a touch of Parisian charm. Many rooms offer a direct view of the Tower, making for an unforgettable wake-up call. Prices per night are typically around $300 to $400. A blend of comfort and style, this place is a dream for the modern jet-setter. Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel website

Hotel La Comtesse

Embodying the quintessential Parisian spirit, the Hotel La Comtesse will transport you back in time with its elegant, historical charm. Almost every room offers a panoramic view of the Eiffel Tower. The cost per night ranges from $200 to $300. So, why not enjoy a cup of café au lait while gazing at the tower's majesty from your window? Hotel La Comtesse website

Hotel Balzac

For the lovers of luxury and literature, the Hotel Balzac, once the residence of French writer Honoré de Balzac, is a perfect choice. Tucked away near the Champs-Elysées and a short stroll from the Eiffel Tower, this hotel offers a quiet retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. Prices per night typically fall around $500. Perfect for bookworms and history buffs seeking a taste of Paris's rich cultural past! Hotel Balzac website

Mercure Paris Centre Tour Eiffel

Located just a heartbeat away from the Eiffel Tower, Mercure Paris Centre ensures a stay filled with convenience and comfort. With modern rooms and a great selection of in-house dining, the hotel is a great base for your Parisian adventure. The price per night generally ranges from $150 to $250. It's a perfect choice for travelers who value both comfort and affordability! Mercure Paris Centre Tour Eiffel website

Remember, the heart of Paris is a busy place, so book your rooms in advance to secure the best deals and views. And don't worry, whatever choice you make from this list, you'll undoubtedly be entranced by the Parisian magic these hotels have to offer. Sweet dreams in the City of Love!

The Iron Lady's Many Faces: Candid Eiffel Tower Experiences from Globetrotters Around the World

Diverse as the city it stands in, the Eiffel Tower leaves an indelible mark on its visitors - from tales of delight to those of disillusionment. Let's delve into some of these candid reviews, shall we?

First, let's start with the not-so-rosy experiences. A couple of travelers felt the Tower was marred by long waiting lines, heavy crowds, and a less than welcoming atmosphere. The looming presence of opportunistic street vendors added to their chagrin. For some, the idea of ascending the tower was an anti-climax. After all, why would one want to be atop the very structure that defines the Paris skyline, right?

Switching gears to the sunnier reviews, many have found the journey to the Eiffel's peak a truly enchanting affair, both during the day and night. An unforgettable blend of history, awe-inspiring views, and the vibrant spirit of Paris keeps them coming back. Some found the guides enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate about their work. The Tower, despite its iron anatomy, managed to touch the hearts of these admirers, cementing itself as a must-see on their travel list.

Speaking of personal experiences, my boyfriend Calum and I decided to pay a visit to this iconic edifice. We skipped any extra expenses, opting for a frugal and leisurely exploration. A word of advice – navigate around those little Eiffel Tower souvenir sellers. One purchase could land you a dedicated follower. And trust us, you do not want that!

The structure, while undeniably grand, might not appeal to everyone's aesthetic sensibility. It's wrought iron through and through. But if you find beauty in the testament of human achievement, the Eiffel Tower is a masterpiece. A word of warning, though: the small cafés and stops around the Tower are notorious for their exorbitant prices – 8 euros for water, anyone? Thankfully, Paris graciously provides water fountains.

And ah, the night view! The Eiffel Tower sparkles, captivating every bystander's heart. Though exiting the area can be a bit of a challenge with the relentless scammers, the entire experience is truly unique and worthwhile.

In conclusion, if you aren't too keen on seeing a metal structure, regardless of its fame and historical significance, there are other splendid architectural feats in the city – like the Arc De Triomphe , a personal favorite. Yet, there's no denying that the Eiffel Tower holds a special place in the tapestry of Paris, capturing hearts with its undeniable charm. Just remember to pack your patience, your street-smarts, and a water bottle!

A Midwinter Night's Dream: A Valentine's Day Spectacle at the Eiffel Tower

Okay, let me set the scene for you, darling. Imagine this - February in Paris, a chill in the air, love blossoming around every corner, and the Eiffel Tower standing tall and proud in all her illuminated glory. That's exactly the enchanting spectacle we were privileged to experience this past Valentine's Day.

Under the wintry Parisian sky, it was as if the Eiffel Tower decided to play Cupid. The golden glow from her lights and the shimmery show at the stroke of each hour served as the perfect backdrop for the city of love to celebrate its favorite day. Truly, it was like being a part of a real-life fairy tale, only more magical.

The view from the Arc De Triomphe during this time was simply breathtaking. Gazing at the twinkling Eiffel Tower from there, with the city lights strewn around like a blanket of stars, felt surreal.

Now imagine, sharing this captivating view with your special someone, under the cold February night sky, bundled up in love and warmth. A hot cup of café au lait in your hands, and the city of love in your heart. It was a moment stolen from time, an intimate dance between us and the city, a secret whispered by Paris to our hearts.

And let me tell you, my friend, there's no more a romantic setting to celebrate love than Paris in February, with the Eiffel Tower sparkling like a magnificent beacon of light and love. It's a rendezvous that can make any other Valentine's Day plan look, well, rather mundane, to say the least. This experience was all kinds of magic and a dash of sparkle - a testament to the idea that love truly is the closest thing we have to magic.

A Love Letter to the Iron Lady: Until We Meet Again

Well, here we are, at the end of our adventure with the grand old lady, the Eiffel Tower. She charmed us, surprised us, and yes, at times frustrated us. But isn't that the essence of any great love story? A little bit of sweet, a dash of bitter, but always leaving you wanting more.

Our journey with her was a whirlwind romance, where each metal girder, every towering pinnacle, seemed to whisper tales of the past, and hinted at promises of the future. But like any true romantic, we can't stay still for long. Our hearts are set on exploring, on discovering new stories, and creating new memories. And so, the Louvre beckons.

We may have been frustrated by the scammers, the overpriced trinkets and the exorbitant price of bottled water (8 euros, really?), but we wouldn't trade this adventure for anything. It was Paris, in all its chaotic charm. And let's not forget the queues. Oh, the queues! They could try the patience of a saint. But when we finally set our eyes on the panoramic view of the City of Lights, all those little inconveniences seemed to dissolve into the crisp Parisian air.

The Eiffel Tower is the embodiment of love, adventure, and the undying human spirit. She is the heart of Paris, pulsating with life and vibrancy. To the history buffs, the travel aficionados, the adventure seekers and the hopeless romantics, she promises a unique experience, a testament to mankind's architectural prowess and imagination.

And yet, after this whirlwind of an affair, we won't be returning, at least not anytime soon. Like Rome, she's a beauty you need to see once, to admire, to love, and then to carry in your heart forever. The Eiffel Tower, for us, is now a cherished memory, a page in our travel diary, a snapshot in the gallery of our hearts.

So, to our Iron Lady, here's a fond adieu. Thank you for rekindling the spirit of love and adventure in our hearts. You were spectacular, stunning, breathtaking, and yes, slightly maddening. But, isn't that what makes you, you?

We are off now, to the next chapter in our adventure. The Louvre is waiting, with open arms, promising a whole new world of discovery. But always remember, we will carry a piece of you, our Iron Lady, in our hearts, forever and always.

Here's to the Eiffel Tower, a grand old dame who knows how to leave her mark! Until we meet again, stay beautiful, stay bold, and keep shining. We'll be seeing you, not in the iron girders or the crowded queues, but in the glittering nights and the romance-soaked air of Paris. Au revoir!

That's all for this post! If you've visited the Eiffel Tower and discovered any hidden treasures or have tips to share, I'd be thrilled to hear about them. If you're in the process of planning a trip and have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out. Assisting fellow travellers is always a pleasure, and I make it a point to respond to every email I receive ( [email protected] ). Until we meet again, journey safely!

P.S. For those curious to see more, you can find all our travel photos on the SaraJourneysMore Instagram page .

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The Eiffel Tower in the world

« A vision, an object, a symbol, the Tower is anything that Man wants it to be, and this is infinite. A sight that is looked at and which looks back, a structure that is useless and yet irreplaceable, a familiar world and a heroic symbol, the witness to a century passing by and a monument that is always new, an inimitable and yet incessantly imitated object... » (Translation of Roland Barthes, La tour Eiffel, Ed. Delpirre 1964).

It was the tallest tower in the world at the time of its construction and has been imitated in various places around the world. Overtaken in height by today’s great towers, it nevertheless remains unique.

• Las Vegas, la plus haute des répliques de la tour Eiffel
• Burj Khalifa, Dubai, Emirats Arabes Unis

CN Tower, Toronto, Canada

• Empire State Building, New-York, Etats-Unis
• L’Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai, Chine
• Skydeck Chicago, Chicago, Etats-Unis
• La Space Needle, Seattle, Etats-Unis
• The View from The Shard, Londres, Royaume-Uni

One of the best known and most imitated monuments in the world

Since the Eiffel Tower was built, people around the world have wanted it for their own. Many monuments have imitated this symbol of Paris and France. Some are inspired by Gustave Eiffel’s work while others are either very similar or replicas.

In 1889, the year of the Tower’s inauguration, the Washington Monument with its height of 169 metres had held the world record for four years. The world would have to wait more than forty years before seeing the Tower dethroned by the Chrysler Building in New York (319 m), which was overtaken in 1949 by the Empire State Building (381 m). Today, towers reaching staggering heights are plentiful, such as the one in Taipei (508 metres) and more recently the Burj Khalifa (828 metres).

The most famous and tallest replica is found in Las Vegas , Nevada. Reaching a height of 541 feet (165 meters), it was built near a luxury hotel-casino complex in 1999. The Eiffel Tower Restaurant and its panoramic terrace offer a superb view of the Bellagio Hotel’s famous fountains.

The Blackpool Tower was built in 1894 and is 518 feet (158 meters) high. Situated along the seafront, its base is obscured by a circus and an aquarium that only reveal its upper structure. Its astonishing architecture gives the impression that the Tower is simply emerging from of the ground! Tokyo, Japan, is home to one of the most famous Eiffel Tower-inspired constructions in the world. Tokyo Tower was erected in 1958 and rises to 1,093 feet (333 meters), 30 feet (9 meters) taller than its Parisian model! Red and white by day and golden by night, it offers a magnificent view of the Japanese capital.

Two Eiffel Tower replicas were built in China. One in a theme park in Shenzhen in the South-East of the country, and the other in Tianducheng next to Hangzhou. The latter is a 1:3 scale copy of the original and weighs more than 1,000 tonnes. We find other copies in Europe, such as the one in Prague (60 metres tall) at the top of the Petrin Hill. In Slobozia , Romania, there is a copy of around fifty metres in height, just like the one in Parizh , in the South of the Ural Mountains, in Russia. In Lyon (Fourvière), the top part of the Tower has also been reproduced.

How could there be a Paris without its Eiffel Tower? Two replicas in the American cities of Paris , Texas, and Paris, Tennessee, were created in 1995 and 1993. The city in Tennessee erected its simplified Eiffel Tower, which is 60 feet (18.3 meters) high, as a tribute to the French capital. The Texas city added an original touch of local culture to its Tower, crowning it with a red cowboy hat. This 66-foot (20 meter) high tower shines in all colors at nightfall.

Miniature Eiffel Towers

Not far from the original Eiffel Tower, Elancourt is home to France Miniature, a theme park featuring replicas of French monuments including the inescapable Eiffel Tower. Its 33-foot (10-meter) high scale model has nearly identical architecture and is repainted every seven years to match the colors of the original Tower .

A little further away from the Tower, the Mini-Europe theme park in Brussels features many replicas of Europe’s most beautiful monuments. Here, the Eiffel Tower is located just a stone's throw from the Arc de Triomphe, the Sacré Coeur Basilica, and Pompidou Center. Although it’s reduced to a height of 43 feet (13 meters), its details are no less amazing!

Other, similar theme parks have their own Eiffel Towers including Park Miniatur in Andrychow , Poland, or Parque Europa in Torrejon de Ardoz , Spain.

At Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando , Epcot park’s French pavilion boasts a 75-foot (23-meter) replica of the Eiffel Tower that’s remarkable for the fact that it intentionally doesn’t have a first floor, to create the illusion that it’s proportional to its environment. The effect is astonishing!

World Great Towers

Founded in Paris in 1989 for the Eiffel Tower’s centenary, this federation groups together towers all around the world, all of them symbols of their town or country, which display the common characteristic of both viewing platforms accessible to the public and television broadcasting antennas. The Eiffel Tower is the eldest . The tallest tower is Burj Khalifa (828 metres) and the shortest is the Bratislava UFO (95 metres).

With 50 members in over 20 countries across the world, the World Federation of Great Towers exists to showcase the great towers of the world and celebrate the astonishing feats of architecture and engineering that created them.

www.great-towers.com

Burj Khalifa, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Described as both a ‘Vertical City’ and ‘A Living Wonder,’ Burj Khalifa is the world’s tallest building.

Rising gracefully from the desert, it is an extraordinary union of art, engineering and craftsmanship. At 828 meters, the 200 story tower holds seven Guinness World records including the world’s highest observatory, At the Top, Burj Khalifa SKY.

National icon, engineering wonder, Toronto must-see – CN Tower is an award-winning dining and entertainment destination.

Spectacular views include world-famous Glass Floor, SkyPod and glass fronted elevators with glass floor panels. Three restaurants include award-winning 360 Restaurant. Plus film, shopping and thrilling EdgeWalk – world’s highest ‘hands-free’ walk, 356m/1168ft (116 stories) above ground.

Empire State Building, New York City, USA

At the heart of New York City, the Empire State Building offers unparalleled panoramic views of five different states!

From its open-air 86th floor Observation Deck and climate controlled 102nd floor to its stunning Art Deco design and informative exhibits, the Empire State Building is more than just a view — it’s an immersive experience inside a world-famous landmark.

Empire State Building

Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai, China

As the Shanghai City landmark, the 468m Oriental Pearl Radio & TV Tower is a multifunctional venue with sightseeing, restaurants, shopping, entertainment, Museum and Cruise Dock.

Sightseeing includes a 259m transparent observatory, 263m main floor and 351m “Space Capsule”. Three restaurants are respectively the world’s first Coca-Cola themed restaurant, No.8 Old Shanghai restaurant and 267m revolving restaurant. The most popular choice is their Shanghai History Museum.

L’Oriental Pearl Tower

Skydeck Chicago, Illinois, USA

No trip to Chicago is complete without a visit to Skydeck Chicago!

Enjoy 360⁰ views spanning up to 50 miles and 4 states and their most spectacular view—1,353 feet straight down! “Dare to Stand Out” on The Ledge—glass balconies extending 4.3 feet outside the Willis Tower provide a thrilling, once-in-a-lifetime experience!

Skydeck Chicago

The Space Needle, Seattle, USA

Since opening for the 1962 World’s Fair, the Space Needle has welcomed visitors from every corner of the world to enjoy breathtaking views and savor all things Seattle.

The iconic signature of the city’s skyline, the Space Needle makes the perfect launching pad for Pacific Northwest adventure, exploring Seattle’s vibrant culture, or soaking in the area’s natural beauty. If you see one thing in Seattle, see everything!

Space Needle

The View from The Shard, London, UK

At the top of the European Union’s tallest building The View from The Shard is the highest viewing platform in London, offering stunning panoramic views stretching up to 64km.

Travelling skyward in high-speed lifts, this multi-sensory journey takes you 244m (800ft) above London, where 1000 years of history unfolds beneath you.

The View from The Shard

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