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Collectors have been dreaming of this: here is an exceptional lamp crafted from authentic light bulbs that once illuminated the Eiffel Tower.

For the Bastille Day in 2026, the City of Paris’s fireworks display will exceptionally be held on July 13, 2026, instead of July 14.

To improve visitor flow, ensure safety and enhance the quality of the Eiffel Tower experience, groups managed by professionals will no longer be allowed to purchase tickets at the ticket office. Tourism professionals must book their tickets exclusively via the website ticketpro....

One year after its debut, France’s tallest urban bridge returns to the Eiffel Tower’s first floor, accompanied by an idyllic spring terrace.

Curious about what it’s like inside the Eiffel Tower and how to experience one of Paris’ most famous landmarks? This guide covers Eiffel Tower tickets, views from each floor, Eiffel Tower restaurants, and insider tips to help you plan your visit to Paris.

The proposals for 72 names of female scientists to be inscribed on the Eiffel Tower were unveiled on January 26, 2026.

Always so romantic! Discover what the Eiffel Tower has in store for you for Valentine’s Day 2026.

What happens at a monument like the Eiffel Tower when there are snow showers and freezing temperatures? How do you deal with this type of weather event? Do you clear snow from a monument like the Eiffel Tower?

A timeless artistic symbol, the Eiffel Tower is also a great subject for coloring!

Looking for unique gift ideas and iconic souvenirs of Paris?

The magic of Christmas and the holiday season comes alive at the Eiffel Tower! Come and enjoy a warm and unforgettable moment with your loved ones!

The Eiffel Tower offers the opportunity to enrich your visit with several exclusive activities and experiences, both free and paid.

As is the case each year, renovation and maintenance work is being done on the top floor of the Eiffel Tower, resulting in its temporary closure to the public from January 5th to February 6th, 2026. This is required in order to maintain this symbolic monument of Paris!

Ziplines, ice skating, suspension bridges... The Eiffel Tower regularly hosts thrilling attractions!

Aurélien Fontenoy took on the stairs of the Eiffel Tower with his trial mountain bike and reached the second floor in record time.

The first-floor terrace is decked out in vibrant autumn colors, inviting visitors to take a poetic break under its Bubble.

For the launch of the annual breast cancer campaign, the Eiffel Tower will be illuminated in pink.

Update for 2026: The fireworks display will take place on July 13, 2026, instead of July 14.

The Eiffel Tower is very busy in July and August, but you can make the most of your visit with these tips.

Free for all visitors – come explore the photo exhibition “Scaling the ladder”.

During the summer, demand for tickets to visit the Eiffel Tower is very high. Here are all our tips for a stress-free purchase.

From field to fork! Thanks to the Eiffel Tower Artisans Guild, the two restaurants and takeaway outlets at the monument serve original, high-quality produce sourced from local artisans.

For the 2025 summer season, the 1st floor terrace will be transformed into a peaceful green haven!

A commission of experts is studying the possibility of inscribing the names of women scientists on the Eiffel Tower.