Eiffel Tower

Abhishek Gundecha

5/5

We visited the Eiffel Tower in the afternoon, and it was an unforgettable experience. Seeing it in person after years of photos and movies was absolutely surreal. The tower is just as stunning up close as it is from afar! The afternoon was a great time to visit—there was a bit of a crowd, but the lines moved steadily, and the weather was perfect for enjoying the views. We took the elevator up, and the panoramic view of Paris from the top was truly breathtaking. The light in the afternoon added a warm glow to the cityscape, making it ideal for photos. There are shops and cafés on the second level, which made for a nice little break before heading to the summit. Everything was well-organized and clean, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Even just walking around the base of the tower and enjoying the atmosphere was lovely. The gardens nearby and the open space at Champ de Mars make it a great place to relax before or after your visit. It’s easy to see why the Eiffel Tower is one of the most visited landmarks in the world. The experience lived up to every expectation. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Paris! Pro tip : Visit on Sunday afternoon it will be less crowded

Ivan Tan

5/5

I finally got to visit the Eiffel Tower during my trip to Paris, and it totally lived up to the hype! You always see it in pictures and movies, but seeing it in real life is a whole different experience. It’s way bigger than I expected, and at night when it lights up and sparkles, it’s absolutely magical. What really stood out to me was the experience of photographing the Eiffel Tower from the outside. There are so many great vantage points around the area! I spent a good amount of time walking around the Champ de Mars and Trocadéro gardens, capturing different angles of the tower as the light changed throughout the day. Early morning shots give a peaceful, golden glow, while sunset provides rich, warm hues that make every photo look like a postcard. Trocadéro, in particular, offers a classic symmetrical view that’s perfect for wide shots. Street performers and artists often gather nearby, adding life and character to the surroundings, which makes candid shots even more interesting. I also found some unique photo opportunities by wandering down nearby side streets—those moments when the Eiffel Tower peeks between buildings are just magical. For visitors who want to go up, it's best to arrive early, as the queue can get pretty long. The elevator ride up seemed to be smooth. You can see the whole city laid out beneath you, the Seine River, all the rooftops, and even the distant hills. Overall, whether you're into architecture, photography, or just want that classic Paris moment, it’s totally worth it.

Khushi

5/5

Beautiful Paris! Eiffel tower has a special charm during night lighting 💕 shouldn’t be missed. It is busy any time of the day. Locals and tourists alike sit there for hours reading, watching, enjoying nice breeze. It is just mesmerizing Paris typical vibes. Downtown Paris is as beautiful and romantic as they say!