It is named after the engineer gustave eiffel, whose company designed and built the tower from 1887 to 1889. The eiffel tower is the emblematic monument of paris and one of the most visited sites in the world Here’s all the information you need to make the most of your visit Access, floors, elevators, stairs, prices, timetables and practical tips. Piercing the city skyline, paris' iconic eiffel tower beckons Here's all you need to know to get more from your visit, including how to avoid the queues.
Discover more about paris’s most iconic monument Built for the universal exhibition of 1889, the eiffel tower is undoubtedly ‘the’ symbol of paris Key takeaways the eiffel tower is a renowned symbol of paris and a major tourist attraction Originally constructed for the 1889 world’s fair, it has a rich history and cultural significance Visiting the tower provides a unique experience with stunning views and interesting operational details. In this guide, we uncover the best way to visit the eiffel tower, with tips on how to avoid a long wait in line, where to dine with a view, and whether or not it is worth it to visit all three levels
Guided tour with facilitated access from the ground to the second floor, then down to the 1st floor by the stairs, with an official eiffel tower guide A premium and exclusive tour of the eiffel tower Click on a date to view details of the opening hours on the selected day. The tower is situated in 7th arrondissement, one of the french capital’s chicest districts, and was originally built for the 1889 world’s fair in paris.
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