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The tower built by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 Universal Exhibition - which marks the centenary of the Revolution - and whose destruction was planned 20 years later, is finally preserved for scientific reasons. The feet of the building coincide with the four cardinal points, they weigh more than 10,000 tons, and it was the highest monument in the world until 1931. The Tower has reached a height of more than 320 m since 1957, when the French television broadcasting antenna was set up. From the second floor, 115 m above ground level, it is estimated that on clear days up to 55 km to the south, 60 to the north, 65 to the east and 70 to the west can be seen. Le Jules-Verne, taken over from Alain Ducasse's group, is a gastronomic restaurant open seven days a week and very popular. The third floor is an enclosed space punctuated by orientation tables, but equipped with an upper floor, totally open, with the most beautiful view of Paris. If you are brave enough to climb the 750 steps that lead from the bottom to the second floor, it is cheaper, more sporty and above all it is much faster to buy tickets. Among the many attractions of the tower, the shops, its champagne bar at the top and its many restaurants, including its gourmet restaurant, Le Jules Verne. Sublime!
Information on THE EIFFEL TOWER
Open all year round. Open from mid-June to September from 9am to 0.45am (last ascent 12am) and the rest of the year from 9.30am to 11.45pm (last ascent 11pm). Free up to 4 years. Adult : 25 €. Child (from 4 to 11 years old) : 6,30 €. Other rates online. People with reduced mobility (wheelchairs, mobility impairment, etc.) can access the 1st and 2nd floors by lift. For security reasons, the top of the Eiffel Tower is not accessible to them. Guided tour. Catering. Shop. Reduction granted to disabled people to their guide on presentation of proof.
Services offered by THE EIFFEL TOWER
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Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
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Accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
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Aménagements pour handicapés mentaux
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Aménagements pour malentendants
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Members' reviews on THE EIFFEL TOWER

Mais voilà cette année si particulière a vidé Paris de ses touristes, et pour la première fois depuis trèèèès longtemps, les files d'attente sont quasi-vides !
C'est donc l'occasion rêvée de (re)découvrir cette merveille, si souvent copiée, mais franchement jamais égalée.
On a beau jouer les blasés quand on la voit tous les jours, on s'émerveille comme des gamins perchés sur cette vieille dame de fer et devant la vue hallucinante qu'elle offre : Paris est décidément magnifique :)
N'hésitez pas à faire la re-descente du 2e étage à pieds, en plein coeur de la tour, c'est bien plus fascinant que les ascenseurs !
!! Réservation en ligne obligatoire, limitation du nombre de visiteurs oblige !!


Seule point négatif ne plus pouvoir se balader sous Mme Eiffel sans avoir les entrées.
Le temps où on pouvait se promener sur sa place et bel et bien terminé.

Magnifiques vues sur Paris.


La vue de nuit est encore plus jolie que de jour :)




Un coup de neuf bienvenu






La visite du dernier étage est vraiment un plus à ne pas rater.

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