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Comment aller à la Tour Eiffel en métro ?

La Tour Eiffel , symbole emblématique de Paris et monument incontournable lors d’un séjour dans la capitale française, est facilement accessible en métro. Découvrez comment aller à la Tour Eiffel en empruntant ce moyen de transport pratique et économique.

Les lignes de métro desservant la Tour Eiffel

Pour se rendre à la Tour Eiffel, il faut prendre le métro parisien et emprunter l’une des deux lignes principales desservant directement ou indirectement le monument :

• Ligne 6 : arrêt Bir-Hakeim (à environ 10 minutes à pied de la Tour)
• Ligne 9 : arrêt Trocadéro (à environ 15 minutes à pied de la Tour)

Accès depuis les autres lignes de métro

Bien que ces deux lignes soient les plus proches de la Tour Eiffel, vous pouvez également emprunter d’autres lignes de métro qui passent par des stations de correspondance à proximité . Voici quelques exemples d’itinéraires possibles :

• Depuis la ligne 8, descendez à l’arrêt La Motte-Picquet Grenelle et prenez la ligne 6 en direction de Charles de Gaulle – Étoile jusqu’à l’arrêt Bir-Hakeim.
• Depuis la ligne 1, descendez à l’arrêt Franklin D. Roosevelt et prenez la ligne 9 en direction de Pont de Sèvres jusqu’à l’arrêt Trocadéro.
• Depuis la ligne 12, descendez à l’arrêt Concorde et prenez la ligne 1 en direction de La Défense jusqu’à l’arrêt Franklin D. Roosevelt, puis changez pour la ligne 9 en direction de Pont de Sèvres.

D’autres combinaisons sont possibles selon votre point de départ et les lignes de métro que vous empruntez. N’hésitez pas à consulter le plan du métro parisien pour déterminer l’itinéraire le plus adapté à votre situation.

Les trajets en métro depuis les principales gares parisiennes

Si vous arrivez à Paris par train, voici comment rejoindre la Tour Eiffel depuis les principales gares de la capitale :

Depuis la Gare du Nord et la Gare de l’Est

Empruntez la ligne 4 en direction de Mairie de Montrouge . Descendez à l’arrêt Strasbourg Saint-Denis et prenez la ligne 9 en direction de Pont de Sèvres jusqu’à l’arrêt Trocadéro.

Depuis la Gare Montparnasse

Prenez la ligne 6 en direction de Charles de Gaulle – Étoile et descendez à l’arrêt Bir-Hakeim.

Depuis la Gare de Lyon

Empruntez la ligne 1 en direction de La Défense . Descendez à l’arrêt Franklin D. Roosevelt, puis changez pour la ligne 9 en direction de Pont de Sèvres et descendez à l’arrêt Trocadéro.

Depuis la Gare d’Austerlitz

Prenez la ligne 10 en direction de Boulogne – Pont de Saint-Cloud jusqu’à l’arrêt Ségur. Changez ensuite pour la ligne 6 en direction de Charles de Gaulle – Étoile et descendez à l’arrêt Bir-Hakeim.

Les trajets en métro depuis les aéroports parisiens

Pour ceux qui arrivent à Paris en avion, voici comment rejoindre la Tour Eiffel depuis les principaux aéroports de la région parisienne :

Depuis l’aéroport Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle

Prenez le RER B en direction de Robinson / Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse jusqu’à l’arrêt Saint-Michel Notre-Dame. Changez ensuite pour le RER C en direction de Versailles Château Rive Gauche ou Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines jusqu’à l’arrêt Champ de Mars – Tour Eiffel (à environ 5 minutes à pied de la Tour).

Depuis l’aéroport Orly

Empruntez le tramway T7 en direction de Villejuif-Louis Aragon jusqu’à l’arrêt Athis-Mons Porte de l’Essonne. Prenez ensuite le bus 8 en direction de Juvisy RER jusqu’à l’arrêt Denfert-Rochereau. Montez à bord du métro ligne 6 en direction de Charles de Gaulle – Étoile et descendez à l’arrêt Bir-Hakeim.

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Closest Metro Stations to the Eiffel Tower

The best view of the Eiffel Tower is actually from the opposite side of the river Seine at the Trocadéro, accessed by station Trocadéro on metro line 9 and line 6. The picture of the Eiffel Tower here is from the Trocadero.

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How To Get to the Eiffel Tower From Anywhere in Paris

Wherever you’re in Paris, a metro stop is never far away. Add a superb RER and bus network, and it really doesn’t matter where you choose to stay. Whether you’re in a budget-friendly arrondissement or a suburb, you can be in the center of Paris with, at most, one changeover.

The Eiffel Tower is arguably the most important sight to search out for visitors to the City of Light. While you can stay in a nearby hotel or even get a room with a view of the Eiffel Tower , chances are that you’ll stay in a different arrondissement. 

Luckily, Paris has a fabulous public transport system, with reliable buses, very regular metro lines, and fast RER trains that connect you with the suburbs. Here are the best and fastest ways to get to the Eiffel Tower from wherever you are staying inside or just outside of Paris.

Pro tip: If you’re a first-timer in Paris, don’t try to maneuver through Châtelet station. While it offers many options and great connections, it’s vast and confusing. You’ll likely end up spending more time getting between lines than you’ll save using one of the options avoiding Châtelet.

From the 1st arrondissement to the Eiffel Tower

If you’re lucky enough to stay in the 1st arrondissement, then you’re right in the heart of Paris. You’re close to the Louvre with access to all the best connections across the city. 

While you could easily walk along the Seine to the tower, you can also hop on the bus 72 at Louvre-Rivoli, toward Parc de Saint-Cloud, and exit at Pont Bir-Hakeim, at the foot of Trocadéro, and walk across the bridge. 

Or take metro 1, toward La Défense, and change at Franklin D. Roosevelt into the metro 9 toward Point de Sèvres and exit at Trocadéro to walk down to the Eiffel Tower, along one of the most iconic approaches.

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2éme, the fashionable sentier.

From the 2nd arrondissement, the easiest and direct way to get to the Eiffel Tower is by metro line 9, from Grand Boulevards direction Pont de Sèvres, and exciting at Iéna. From there it is a lovely 7 minute walk along the Seine, or you can hop onto bus 82 toward Luxembourg and get out at Tour Eiffel.

3éme, the hip Haut Marais

The lovely old quarter of the Haut Marais is a hugely popular quarter to stay in. With the station République in the northern part, you have plenty of options. The metro line 8, direction Balard, takes you to Ecole Militaire at the bottom of the Champ de Mars, with a nice approach. Line 9, direction Pont de Sèvres, allows you to walk down from Trocadéro.

For a bus ride, take the 69 toward Champ de Mars and exit at RAPP- La Bourdonnais, basically in the middle of the Champ de Mars.

  4éme, Marais and Saint-Paul

This little arrondissement is spread between the Haut Marais and the Seine. You have Saint-Paul in the north, where metro 1, direction La Défense takes you to Franklin D. Roosevelt. From here, you change into the metro 9 toward Point de Sèvres, and exit at Trocadéro.

Or take the 69 from Saint Paul toward Champ de Mars and exit at RAPP- La Bourdonnais. You could also take the 72 from Pont Marie in the direction of Parc de Saint Cloud, and exit at Le Notre, at the bottom of Trocadéro.

5éme, the Latin Quarter

From the Latin Quarter , on the same side as the Eiffel Tower, you can, if you are staying near the Seine, hop into the RER C at Saint-Michel Notre Dame, heading westwards, either in direction Versailles or Pontoise. Both stop at Champ de Mars Tour Eiffel, after just four stations.

For a ride with a view, take the 86 bus from Rue de l’École de Médecine just off Odéon, which takes you to Rapp La Bourdonnais by the Champ de Mars.

6éme, Saint-Germain-de-Prés and Luxembourg

Metro line 10 meanders through this quarter around Saint-Germain-de-Prés and you can take it from stations such as Odéon, Sevrés-Babylon or Duroc toward Boulogne Pont Saint Cloud. From here, either change onto line 6 toward Charles de Gaulle Étoile to Bir-Hakeim, at La Motte Picquet Grenelle, or walk — it’s not far.

 7éme, Home of the Eiffel Tower

Congratulations, you are staying in the same arrondissement as the Eiffel Tower, and it is perfectly walkable from anywhere. The furthest away point would be Sevrés Babylon, where you could always catch bus 86, coming from the 6 th arrondissement.

8éme, Champs Élysées and Beyond

If you’re staying in the swanky south of the 8éme arrondissement, chances are you can just walk the few steps along the Seine to the Eiffel Tower. If you’re closer to the Champs Élysées in the north of the area, take the 42 bus from either Champs Élysées Clemenceau or Champs Elysées Rond Point direction Cours de l’Île Seguin, and get off at Champ de Mars – Suffren.

9éme, Theatreland

The hip 9éme arrondissement with its many beautiful covered passages stretches from the top of the 2éme to the south of Montmartre. It’s crisscrossed by various metro and bus lines.

The fastest and easiest way to get straight to the Eiffel Tower is by taking metro line 8 toward Balard from Chaussée d’Antin La Fayette or Opéra to École Militaire. If you’re closer to Pigalle, take bus 30 from Pigalle, direction Hôpital Européen George Pompidou, and get off at Tour Eiffel.

10éme, Canal Saint-Martin and More

Handy for the national and international train connections from Paris, it’s a little harder to get to the Eiffel Tower from the 10éme than other arrondissements.

Metro line 4 direction Bagneaux Lucie Aubrac takes you to Odéon, where you can hop on bus 86 from Rue de l’École de Médecine to Rapp La Bourdonnais. You can also take metro 5 toward Place d’Italie, change at République into line 9 toward Pont de Sèvres, and exit at Trocadéro.

11éme, From Oberkampf to Bastille

Quite spread out, the 11éme has the handy République in the north, and Bastille in the south, both excellent hubs.

For République connections, see 10éme, and from Bastille, take metro line 5, direction Place d’Italie, and change into RER C at Gare d’Austerlitz, into direction Versailles or Pontoise, and exit at Champ de Mars Tour Eiffel.

Alternatively, take the metro line 1 toward La Défense, and change at Charles de Gaulle-Étoile into metro line 6 (direction Nation) to either Trocadéro or Bir-Hakeim.

12éme, Around Gare de Lyon

Although it’s at the other end of Paris, the 12éme has a couple of direct connections to the Eiffel Tower, even if they take time. 

If you’re taking the bus, estimate about an hour. However, you’ll get to indulge in plenty of sightseeing along the way. Bus 72 (direction Saint Cloud, takes you all the way from Gare de Lyon to Pont d’Iéna, all along the Seine.

If you’d rather ride the metro, take line 6, direction Charles de Gaulle Étoile, to either Bir-Hakeim or Trocadéro.

13éme, Modern Architecture and Floating Restaurants

From this often wrongly over-looked arrondissement, you can take the RER C from Bibliothèque François Mitterrand toward Versailles or Pontoise, and exit at Champ de Mars Tour Eiffel.

You can also take the fast metro line 14 from Bibliothèque François Mitterrand or Olympiades (direction Saint-Denis) to Madeleine and change into the 8 (direction Balard) to École Militaire.

14éme, Observatory and Catacombs

Throughout the Montparnasse neighborhood , you’ll not only spot the Eiffel Tower, but can also grab some great connections.

Take metro line 6 across the arrondissement, which will drop you right at Bir-Hakeim (direction Charles de Gaulle Étoile) to bus 82 from Montparnasse Cinémas (direction Hôpital Américain). This lets you get to stop Champ de Mars — Suffren within 20 minutes.

15éme, Many Hidden Treasures

This arrondissement either sees you staying within steps from the Eiffel Tower, or right down at the outer south-western edge of the city.

If you’re near the Seine and don’t fancy the stroll, catch the RER C from Pont du Garigliano to Champ de Mars Tour Eiffel. Alternatively take metro line 8, which traverses the arrondissement in the direction of Créteil, and emerge at École Militaire, after a few short stops.

16éme, Passy and Fine Living

This arrondissement is the largest in Paris, made up of two merged arrondissements and encompassing the Bois de Boulogne.

If you’re near the Seine, or anywhere in Passy, the Eiffel Tower is just steps away. If you’re closer to the Arc de Triomphe , then trusty metro line 6, direction Nation, will take you to La Dame de Fer, the Iron Lady.

17éme, Parks and Cafés

The 17 th has various ways to get to the Eiffel Tower. If you’re near Pereire or Porte Maillot in the north of the arrondissement, then the RER C (into direction Saint Martin d’Étampes) takes you straight to Champ de Mars Tour Eiffel.

If you’re near Avenue de Ternes, hop onto metro line 6, direction Nation at Charles de Gaulle Étoile and get out at Bir-Hakeim.

Or take Bus 30 from Place de Ternes toward Hôpital Européen George Pompidou, and get off at Tour Eiffel. The bus option is the most scenic of the lot.

18éme, Montmartre and Beyond

If you’re staying in the north of Montmartre , there’s a nearly one-hour long bus route, number 80 (direction Porte de Versailles), that takes you from Lamarck Caulaincourt to Bosquet Rapp on the Seine, or a bit further to École Militaire.

If you’re on the western side of the neighborhood, metro line 13, direction Châtillon-Montrouge from Guy Môquet or La Fourche, will take you to Invalides. From here, you can easily walk or change into the 8 to Balard, and get out at École Militaire.

19éme, Urban Art and Canals

On the outer north-eastern edge of Paris, this arrondissement might look far away from the Eiffel Tower, but you’re just one change away.

From Ourcq take metro line 5 toward Place d’Italie, and change at Oberkampf into the 9 to Pont de Sèvres. Then exit at Alma-Marceau for a brief walk along the Seine. 

You could also continue on the 5 to Place d’Italie and change there into the 6, in the direction of Charles de Gaulle Étoile and exit at Bir-Hakeim. The 6 is overground so you’ll get a chance to see Paris on your ride.

20éme, Home of Père Lachaise

The hip 20éme spreads along the outer eastern edge of Paris. If you’re staying closer to Nation, it’s an easy hop onto metro line 6, direction Charles de Gaulle Étoile, for a lovely ride to Bir-Hakeim.

If you’re closer to Père Lachaise , catch metro line 9 (direction Pont de Sèvres) at Voltaires and exit at Alma-Marceau for a brief walk. Or hop on the bus 72 direction Parc de Saint-Cloud for one or two stops.

Disneyland Paris

If you are doing Euro Disney and staying at the Disneyland Paris resort, it’ll take just over an hour to get to the Eiffel Tower. Get onto RER A toward Poissy and change at Charles de Gaulle-Étoile onto metro line 6 toward Nation and exit at Bir-Hakeim.

From both the Versailles train stations, Versailles Chantier, and Versailles Château Rive Gauche, you can take RER C (the merge after a couple of stations) toward Paris and exit at Champ de Mars Tour Eiffel. The exit closest to the Eiffel Tower is clearly marked. 

It’s easy to get to the Eiffel Tower

Paris is very much about walking and taking public transport. Unless you’re low on time, I recommend you take buses or metro line 6 to get the beautiful views of the city.

Whatever your method of transport, be sure to enjoy the Eiffel Tower and everything else the city has to offer. If you want to make the most of your time at the Eiffel Tower, be sure to sign up for one of our guided tours . They’re the best way to see the Iron Lady.

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Gare Du Nord to Montparnasse by Metro

A step by step guide to taking the Metro across Paris from the Gare Du Nord (Paris Nord) to the Gare Montparnasse

There is no RER service of commuter style trains between the Gare Nu Nord, where the Eurostar will arrive, and the Gare Montparnasse on the other side of the city centre; which is where the trains on to western France will be departing from. So if you don’t want to take a taxi, then the Metro is the fastest public transport option - though bus Line 91 also goes to Montparnasse from the Gare Du Nord, it leaves from the stop on Rue de Saint-Quentin

Taking the Metro looks straightforward, as Metro Line 4 provides a direct link between Gare Du Nord and Montparnasse (direction Mairie de Montrouge). It’s also at least 5 x cheaper than taking a taxi and almost certainly faster too, despite it being a 14 stop journey; you will be on the Metro train for around 20 - 25 minutes.

The typical total transfer time, from stepping off the Eurostar at the Gare Du Nord to being on the concourse at Montparnasse will be 40-45 minutes; but queues at the ticket machine can add another 10 to 15mins

Accessing the Metro at Gare Du Nord

The four stages for making the transfer to metro line 4 at Gare Du Nord from Eurostar and Thalys train arrivals:

Walk ahead to the front of the train and exit on to the main concourse, which is the only exit from the platform/voies.

There are TWO routes froto Metro Line 4, neither of which are particularly clearly signposted.

The easiest option is to turn left when you exit from the voie (platform/track) and keep walking ahead until you are at the far side of the concourse - keeping the trains to your left. In this part of the station you will come to an escalator that leads to a lower concourse. The image above left has been taken from the top of this escalator, when you step off of the escalator, initially walk ahead of you, but then turn sharp right, the Line 4 entrance will then be ahead of you.

Alternatively use this entrance pictured top right, which is in the middle of the concourse, opposite the exits from voies (platforms/tracks) 5-8. If you use this entrance, turn to the left when you reach the foot of the escalator/stairs.

Buy a t+ ticket at the counter or machine: the machines have excellent English translation, but look out for the easy to miss 'confirm your purchase' button. Though at busy times and/or when the staffed ticket office is closed queues can build up for the ticket machines; it can take more than 10 mins to buy a ticket. Or you can buy a single journey t+ ticket on your phone .

Make your way to the platform for the Line 4 trains heading to Mairie de Montrouge.

Worth knowing:

Before opting to take the Metro from Paris Nord to Paris Montparnasse, these six things are worth considering:

• Gare Du Nord is the busiest Paris Metro station and Line 4 is its 2nd busiest line, so at peak times the crowds can seem overwhelming. You may not be able to even board the first train to arrive.

(2) The access to the Line 4 Metro platform at Gare Du Nord is NOT step free.

(3) There are no luggage spaces/racks on the trains and they’re not air conditioned either, so they can be uncomfortably hot!

(4) You will leave the train at Montparnasse – Bienvenüe station, look out for the stop after St-Placide.

(5) Montparnasse – Bienvenüe metro station is connected to Paris Montparnasse station by long passage ways. So long that despite the provision of a travellator, it takes around 12 minutes to from stepping off the Metro being on the main concourse at Montparnasse (a long way to run if you're in a hurry!)

(6) When you finally exit the metro station, the mainline trains will be two levels above you, though there are banks of escalators and lifts/elevators.

Bus line/route 91 is now the core inter-station bus service in central Paris. One end of its route commences at the Gare Du Nord, from the stop on Rue de Saint-Quentin and it arrives in the small bus station in front of Gare Montparnasse.

If you will be taking a TGV from Paris Montparnasse - from the Metro, follow the signs to ‘Lignes Grande Vitesse’. The first level above street level isn't where the TGVs depart from. you will need to go up another level into Departure Hall 1, pictured below.

From here walk ahead, under the departure board, to access the voies (platforms/tracks) on the main concourse, that the TGVs will be departing from.

If your train hasn't arrived in the Gare Du Nord exceptionally late, you won’t be able to automatically swap train departure specific tickets to a subsequent departure from Montparnasse, IF you miss your booked connection due to a delay on the Metro, OR because your taxi got stuck in traffic. So look carefully at the combination of trains that can be offered by ticket agents, our preference is to allow a minimum of 75 mins between the arrival time of a train at Gare Du Nord and the departure of a train from Gare Montparnasse.

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The Montparnasse Tower’s observation levels – 56th and 59th floors, provide a breathtaking 360-degree view of the entire city of Paris and the Eiffel Tower!

In just 38 seconds, Europe’s swiftest elevator will take you from ground level to the top of the tower.

This famous Parisian landmark, also known as the Tour Montparnasse, is a favorite attraction of adults and children. 

Also, the freshly opened panoramic rooftop patio has a spectacular window with a dazzling perspective.

Where to buy Montparnasse Tower tickets?

You can buy Montparnasse Tower tickets online or at the ticket counter. 

Online tickets tend to be cheaper than offline tickets. 

Buying Montparnasse Tower tickets online allows you to gain priority access and skip long queues. 

During peak hours, online tickets save up to 30 to 35 minutes of waiting time.  

We recommend visitors to buy tickets online in advance to ensure you get your preferred time slot and avoid last-minute disappointments. 

How do Montparnasse Tower online tickets work?

To buy your tickets to Montparnasse Tower, head to the booking page

 and choose your desired date, time slot and number of tickets.

Your tickets will be emailed to you after purchase – no need to take printouts. 

Ensure you arrive at the attraction 15 minutes before the time indicated on your ticket.

You can just enter on the day of your visit by displaying the tickets on your smartphone. 

Because you have the Montparnasse Tower ticket and are on time, you can present it on your smartphone and enter. 

Montparnasse Tower ticket prices 

Montparnasse Tower standard admission ticket costs €19 for visitors above 18 years.

Visitors from 12 to 17 years old get a discount of €4 on the ticket prices and pay a reduced entrance fee of €15. 

The ticket price for children from four to 11 years is €10. 

Types of Montparnasse Tower tickets 

There are three ways to experience the Montparnasse Tower – 

you can choose from a skip the line ticket , a combination ticket with the Seine River cruise or the All-Inclusive Paris Pass . 

Montparnasse Tower Observation Deck Entry Ticket

This is the basic entrance ticket to the observation deck at the Montparnasse Tower. 

It is the most frequently bought ticket by tourists and best suited to people who want to see the rooftop views of Paris with all its iconic landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower.

With this Montparnasse Tower skip-the-line ticket, you travel over 200 meters above Paris in just 38 seconds to admire the classic Parisian skyline.

The ticket includes 

• Entry to the Montparnasse Tower
• Access to the Observation deck

Ticket price:

Adult ticket (18+ years): €19 Youth ticket (12 to 17 years): €15 Child ticket (4 to 11 years): €10 Infant ticket (upto 3 years): Free entry

Montparnasse Tower + Rooftop + Cruise on the Seine

Want to elevate your experience of Paris? Book this combination of the two must-see attractions and ensure your trip is filled with cherished memories.

If you buy these tickets individually, the total cost is €69. 

But when you buy Montparnasse Tower Rooftop and Seine River Cruise combination tickets, you get a discount of 10% and have to pay just €62. 

The Montparnasse Tower gives you a breathtaking perspective of Paris – including the Eiffel Tower and many other famous monuments. 

Additionally, you can also enjoy a one-hour Seine river cruise in the center of Paris and take in the views of the city’s iconic landmarks. 

This ticket includes: 

• Admission to Montparnasse Tower
• Direct access to the elevators
• Access to the rooftop and 56th floor
• 1-hour Seine River cruise
• Audio guide in 14 languages
• Attendant or guide on board for queries

Ticket price: 

• Montparnasse Tower Observation Deck Entry ticket + Rooftop Access

Adult ticket (18+ years): €20 Youth ticket (12 to 17 years): €16 Child ticket (4 to 11 years): €10 Infant ticket (upto 3 years): Free entry

• Sightseeing Cruise on the Seine

Adult ticket (12+ years): €16 Child ticket (4 to 11 years): €8 Infant ticket (up to 3 years): Free entry 

Paris All-Inclusive Pass

This Paris pass allows you to access 35+ sites, tours, and experiences. 

Explore the city of lights while saving money with this 2 or 3-day all-inclusive pass. 

Your pass is accessible on your mobile. You can use the free digital guide in the Go City app or download it to plan your itinerary.

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Is Montparnasse Tower worth it?

The Montparnasse Tower provides spectacular panoramic views of Paris, making it a rewarding experience for visitors who enjoy beautiful cityscapes. 

You can have unobstructed views of prominent monuments such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Louvre Museum from the 56th floor. 

The observatory on the 59th floor is far more enjoyable. It is located 210 meters above the streets and provides more breathtaking city views. 

You will also ride in the quickest lift in Europe, which is one of the highlights.

If you enjoy photography, the tower offers a beautiful opportunity to capture Paris from above. 

To enhance your experience, there is a “ Magnicity ” with stories, films, and 3D reconstructions.

The Montparnasse Tower Observation Deck, in comparison to the Eiffel Tower, offers unimpeded 360-degree views of the city without the crowds. 

It’s worth going just for the view (particularly of the Eiffel Tower), and we are confident there’s no better place in Paris for sunsets!

Is Montparnasse Tower free?

The Montparnasse Tower is free for children up to the age of three.

How much does it cost to go to Montparnasse Tower?

The Montparnasse Tower entry tickets cost €19 for adults, €15 for youngsters between 12 and 17, and €10 for children aged four to 11. 

Is Montparnasse Tower included in the Paris Pass? 

Yes, the Montparnasse Tower is included in the Paris Pass . This pass provides access to over 35+ top attractions in Paris, including monuments and landmarks. 

Can I re-enter the Montparnasse Tower with the same ticket if I leave and want to return later in the day?

You cannot use the same ticket to enter the Montparnasse Tower. You will have to pay again for a new admission ticket. 

Are there on-site ticket booths at Montparnasse Tower?

Yes, Montparnasse Tower has on-site ticket booths where visitors can purchase tickets for admission. 

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Summer 2021: closures on RER line C and Metro line 6

Thursday 8 July 2021

Modified the 27/12/23

Like each summer, there will be works on RER line C and Metro line 6. Here, you will find all the info regarding the changes and alternative routes to plan your trip to the Eiffel Tower without a hitch!

On RER C line

From 15 July to 21 August included, the Champ de Mars – Tour Eiffel station on  RER C line  will be closed. No trains will run between the Musée d’Orsay station and the stations of Pontoise, Versailles Château Rive-Gauche, and Saint-Quentin en Yvelines. Replacement buses will be available throughout the entire period of disruptions.

Check the RER C website for more details coming soon.  

On RATP Metro line 6

From 26 June to 27 August included, two periods of works are scheduled for  Metro line 6 .

Line 6 from Montparnasse Bienvenüe will not stop at the Trocadéro and Bir-Hakeim stations from 26 June to 27 August included. A replacement bus with the same schedule and route as Metro line 6 will run throughout the entire period of works.

Line 6 from Charles de Gaulle – Etoile will still stop at Trocadéro, which will be the terminus, except from 20 to 25 July included. During these five days, the stations from Charles de Gaulle – Etoile to Montparnasse will be closed, so Metro line 6 will not stop at the Trocadéro station.

However, you can take the 22 or 30 buses, which stop at all stations from Charles de Gaulle – Etoile to Trocadéro. 

Our advice 

Wherever your starting point, we have all the information you need to make your trip as smooth as possible! If you're taking public transport, coming from the north or west of Paris, you can take the 30 , 42 , 80 , 82 , 92  buses or  metro line 9 to the Trocadéro station. From the south or east of Paris, you can take the 69 , 72 ,  80 ,  82  buses or  metro line 8  to the Ecole Militaire station.

If you’re coming by car, car parks are available near the Eiffel Tower, making it easy to park.

Enjoy a pleasant bike ride to the Eiffel Tower, using the many cycle paths that make it possible to get anywhere in Paris easily and safely. 

Head there by boat, with the Batobus network to the Tour Eiffel stop, only a 2-minute walk away.  

Find out more about how to get to the Eiffel Tower and plan your route here.   You can find all the traffic information in real-time on the Transilien and RATP  websites.

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Tour Montparnasse

Tour Montparnasse (Montparnasse Tower) stands 689 ft (210 m) tall. It has one of the best observation decks of Paris. From its terrace visitors will be able to see the most important monuments of the city.

Past and Present

Opened in 1973, the Tour Montparnasse was the first office building to be built in the center of Paris. It was the subject of great controversy as many Parisians believed that the skyscraper clashed with the rest of the city’s architecture.

Presently, nearly 5,000 people work on one of the building’s 53 floors , while over 750,000 travelers climb to its observation decks on the 56 and 59 floors to enjoy some of the best views of Paris.

Stunning Bird’s Eye View of Paris

After having taken a lift in Europe’s fastest elevator, visitors will get off on the 56th floor to see a stunning bird’s eye view of the city, protected by the building’s large windows. As well as enjoying the panoramic views, you can find out some curious facts about the city through multimedia apps or else travel back in time and visit Paris years ago during the exhibition of old photographs of the capital.

The best photos of the city can be taken three floors up, on the 59th floor. From this observation terrace, you’ll see Paris as if it were miniature.

One of Montparnasse’s great advantages is that it provides great views of the Eiffel Tower , something impossible to see if you climb up this monument to see the scenery.

Buy tickets for the Montparnasse Tower

If you plan to visit the Montparnasse Tower, we recommend buying tickets in advance. This way you'll make sure to reserve your spot and even get a small discount. You can buy them through the web at the following link:

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1 April – 30 September : 9:30 am – 11:30 pm 1 October – 31 March : Sunday – Thursday: 9:30 am – 10:30 pm Friday – Saturday and eve of public holidays: 9:30 am – 11 pm

Adults: € 21 ( US$ 22.80) Youth (12-17 years old) and students: € 16 ( US$ 17.40) Children (4-11 years old): € 9.50 ( US$ 10.30) Free entry with the Paris Pass .

Montparnasse Tower Ticket € 20 ( US$ 21.70)

Metro : Montparnasse-Bienvenüe , lines 4, 6, 12 and 13. Bus : Lines 28, 58, 82, 88, 89, 91, 92, 94, 95 and 96.

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How to get to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel by Bus, Metro or RER?

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Directions to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel with public transportation

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Bus stations near Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel

• Bibliothèque A. Chedid, 3 min walk, VIEW
• Pont de Grenelle - Place Fernand Forest, 3 min walk, VIEW
• Théâtre, 5 min walk, VIEW
• Emile Zola - Javel, 8 min walk, VIEW
• Radio France, 10 min walk, VIEW

RER stations near Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel

• Javel, 5 min walk, VIEW

Metro stations near Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel

• Dupleix, 11 min walk, VIEW

Bus lines to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel

• 30, Pigalle, VIEW
• 70, Porte de Passy, VIEW
• N12, Pont de Sèvres, VIEW
• N61, Porte de Saint-Cloud, VIEW
• 42, Gare Saint-Lazare, VIEW
• 88, Porte D'Auteuil, VIEW
• 72, Gare de Lyon - Maison de la Ratp, VIEW

What are the closest stations to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

The closest stations to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel are:

• Bibliothèque A. Chedid is 128 meters away, 3 min walk.
• Pont de Grenelle - Place Fernand Forest is 180 meters away, 3 min walk.
• Théâtre is 348 meters away, 5 min walk.
• Javel is 359 meters away, 5 min walk.
• Emile Zola - Javel is 556 meters away, 8 min walk.
• Radio France is 757 meters away, 10 min walk.
• Dupleix is 760 meters away, 11 min walk.

Which Metro lines stop near Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

These Metro lines stop near Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel:  10 , 6

Which Bus lines stop near Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

These Bus lines stop near Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel:  30 , 62 , 70 , 72 , 82 , 88

What’s the nearest metro station to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

The nearest metro station to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel is Dupleix. It’s a 11 min walk away.

What’s the nearest bus stop to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

The nearest bus stops to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel are Bibliothèque A. Chedid and Pont de Grenelle - Place Fernand Forest. The closest one is a 3 min walk away.

What’s the nearest RER station to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

The nearest RER station to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel is Javel. It’s a 5 min walk away.

What time is the first Metro to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

The 6 is the first Metro that goes to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel. It stops nearby at 5:32 AM.

What time is the last Metro to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

The 6 is the last Metro that goes to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel. It stops nearby at 2:09 AM.

What time is the first Bus to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

The N12 is the first Bus that goes to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel. It stops nearby at 3:06 AM.

What time is the last Bus to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

The N12 is the last Bus that goes to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel. It stops nearby at 4:03 AM.

What time is the first RER to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

The C is the first RER that goes to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel. It stops nearby at 5:17 AM.

What time is the last RER to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

The C is the last RER that goes to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel. It stops nearby at 12:20 AM.

How much is the Bus fare to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

The Bus fare to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel costs about €2.15.

How much is the Metro fare to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel?

The Metro fare to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel costs about €2.15.

Public Transportation to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel

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Looking for the nearest stop or station to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel? Check out this list of stops closest to your destination: Bibliothèque A. Chedid; Pont de Grenelle - Place Fernand Forest; Théâtre; Javel; Emile Zola - Javel; Radio France; Dupleix.

Metro: 10 6 Bus: 30 62 70 72 82 88

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Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel Address: 61 quai de Grenelle street in Paris

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Public transit lines with stations closest to Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel

Metro lines with stations closest to novotel paris centre tour eiffel, bus lines with stations closest to novotel paris centre tour eiffel, bibliothèque a. chedid, pont de grenelle - place fernand forest.

• N12 Romainville - Carnot - Pont De Sèvres
• N61 Georges Pompidou - Gare Montparnasse

Emile Zola - Javel

Rer lines with stations closest to novotel paris centre tour eiffel.