Eyfel Kulesi
The iron tower of 1889 and the enduring symbol of Paris.
- Category
- Landmark
- Duration
- 2 h
- Price
- $$
- Best time
- Late afternoon, evening
Tip: Book ahead; stay for the sunset sparkle.
Show on mapParis offers a rich heritage, from Gothic cathedrals and royal palaces to Belle Époque theatres and the artistic spirit of Montmartre.
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The iron tower of 1889 and the enduring symbol of Paris.
Tip: Book ahead; stay for the sunset sparkle.
Show on mapGothic masterpiece cathedral, restored after the 2019 fire and reopened in 2024.
Tip: Free entry; reserving online shortens the queue.
Show on mapThe Sun King’s palace, famed for its Hall of Mirrors and vast gardens.
Tip: Take RER C; closed Mondays.
Show on mapWhite-domed basilica crowning Montmartre with panoramic views of Paris.
Tip: Dome climb is paid; church is free.
Show on mapA 13th-century Gothic chapel famed for its soaring stained-glass windows.
Tip: Visit on a bright day for the glass.
Show on mapHistoric district of Place des Vosges, mansions and narrow lanes.
Tip: Shops open on Sundays, unlike most areas.
Show on mapFamous cemetery with the graves of Chopin, Oscar Wilde and Jim Morrison.
Tip: Pick up a map at the gate.
Show on mapOpulent 19th-century opera house with gilded halls and a Chagall ceiling.
Tip: Attend a performance or take a guided tour.
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