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User Reviews
Ashley Schmidt (8 months ago)
A must landmark to visit when in Paris. Recommend a visit to the top of it as well, purchase tickets for about $16 euro for adult. Lots of steep stairs to walk to the top but the view is worth it. Awesome views of Paris!!❤️?? So much history in this landmark, with a museum inside it u the top. Very popular place with tourists. Go through underground tunnel to get underneath the Arc de Triomphe, and purchase your tickets in the tunnel before exiting.
A must landmark to visit when in Paris. Recommend a visit to the top of it as well, purchase tickets for about $16 euro for adult. Lots of steep stairs to walk to the top but the view is worth it. Awesome views of Paris!!❤️?? So much history in this landmark, with a museum inside it u the top. Very popular place with tourists. Go through underground tunnel to get underneath the Arc de Triomphe, and purchase your tickets in the tunnel before exiting.
Stephen MacLean (9 months ago)
If you travel to Paris this is one of the must see, we visited on a Sunday around lunch time and there were no queues, we got GoCity passes before we travelled to Paris (we always get city passes wherever we go, it gets you up and out and about) entrance was free with the City passes. You get a great view of must if Paris form the top, probably the best view as you can get some great photos of the Eiffel Tower which you can’t get when your up the Eiffel Tower!! Well worth a visit to this world famous landmark.
If you travel to Paris this is one of the must see, we visited on a Sunday around lunch time and there were no queues, we got GoCity passes before we travelled to Paris (we always get city passes wherever we go, it gets you up and out and about) entrance was free with the City passes. You get a great view of must if Paris form the top, probably the best view as you can get some great photos of the Eiffel Tower which you can’t get when your up the Eiffel Tower!! Well worth a visit to this world famous landmark.
Ryno89 Mor (9 months ago)
Absolutely excellent and well worth a visit, it is especially worth paying for a visit to the top for a spectacular view with some very interesting facts along the way. Be warned there are over 200 steps to the top, however I believe there is an elevator installed for disabled access. We came at an off peak time of year (February) minimal waits and minimal other humans. We also recommend buying tickets in advance as it makes the process much quicker and stress free.
Absolutely excellent and well worth a visit, it is especially worth paying for a visit to the top for a spectacular view with some very interesting facts along the way. Be warned there are over 200 steps to the top, however I believe there is an elevator installed for disabled access. We came at an off peak time of year (February) minimal waits and minimal other humans. We also recommend buying tickets in advance as it makes the process much quicker and stress free.
Kalangi Rodrigo (9 months ago)
This majestic monument, commissioned by Napoleon Bonaparte, honors the soldiers who fought and died for France. Its monumental size and intricate design command attention, offering spectacular views of the city from its observation deck. Whether admiring its intricacies up close or marveling at it from afar, the Arc de Triomphe embodies the spirit of resilience and victory, making it a must-see attraction for any visitor to Paris.
This majestic monument, commissioned by Napoleon Bonaparte, honors the soldiers who fought and died for France. Its monumental size and intricate design command attention, offering spectacular views of the city from its observation deck. Whether admiring its intricacies up close or marveling at it from afar, the Arc de Triomphe embodies the spirit of resilience and victory, making it a must-see attraction for any visitor to Paris.
Grant Gillespie (9 months ago)
What a great landmark. Big and bold stretching its arch over a huge area offering 360 degree views of the surrounding areas. A spiral staircase takes one to the viewing deck so be prepared to climb many steps in a close narrow environment with no chairs along the way. One person wide !
What a great landmark. Big and bold stretching its arch over a huge area offering 360 degree views of the surrounding areas. A spiral staircase takes one to the viewing deck so be prepared to climb many steps in a close narrow environment with no chairs along the way. One person wide !
