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Enjoy rooftop views of Paris. Upgrade to hosted entry, a guided tour, or a Ladurée macaron tasting.
Enjoy rooftop views of Paris. Upgrade to hosted entry, a guided tour, or a Ladurée macaron tasting.
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Guided tour of the Arc de Triomphe
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Quick and easy ticket purchase Very beautiful monument with panoramic views of all of Paris, clean facility with elevator handicap access
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The ticketing was handled very efficiently. HOWEVER, I had a ticket for two people, and my partner could not attend, yet both tickets were scanned, and considered used. iI later discovered that the ticket is valid fof several months after the date I had purchased it. So I paid twice the price for a single entry.
It's the only monument I've never done in Paris. I always saw it from the fields but never climbed the 284 metres! Magnificent view from the top! And thank you to the staff who allowed me to take the elevator back down, as I was in a lot of pain on the way up! A great experience in the capital.
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When I got to the Arc I understood that I was so tired that I could ot climb any stairs that day but the ticket was bought! I descovered that I could use the ticket not only on the day I chose while buying it. I could use it any day for longer than a year! So I came back next day and climbed all the stairs and enjoyed the Arc de triomphe very much! I haven't compared the price of the ticket I bought here with the official site, probably next time I will buy it directly on the official site as Headout is just a "middle man" - they do nothing!
We were unable to visit the Arc de Triomphe, as we were involved in an accident. We will postpone our visit until next year.
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Ashan was very competent and humorous. He gabe very interesting and useful Information. He did. a Great Job. Many thanks!
The view over Paris and the history of the Arc de Triomphe. The boat trip was also very good for an overview of the city. The windows that you could open to take photos were particularly noteworthy. The organization in front of the queue for the Arc de Triomphe was poor. At first it wasn't clear where we had to queue.
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A little disappointed because I find it a little expensive for what is a little too small a visit. I expected to have a real visit I'm not going back my 8 year old son was disappointed the visit was too short On the site you get the impression that it's something huge, but it's not.
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Everything went really well. Just a little disappointed because it was a bit expensive to climb to the top of the Arc de Triomphe... although the view was great. Very hard to get to the top. Nice visit.
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Everything went very well for this family experience The combination of leisure and history was much appreciated by children and parents alike :) To be recommended to our entourage ++++
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No elevator possible if disability is invisible / motor problem. Condescending staff who ask why you need the lift.... Very difficult to get on and off
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The truth is a unique way to see Paris... the photos are beautiful and everything comes out beautiful. The explanation about the Arc de Triomphe is amazing and you really enjoy the whole tour... including all the stairs to get to the top.
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We loved our tour of the Arc de Triomphe. The views from the top are amazing and give an excellent sense of the layout of this beautiful city. Highly recommended.
Great view from the top. The streets leading away from the Arc, especially the axis from the Grand Arche in La Defense via the Arc de Triumphe to the Louvre, looked great. However, the climb of almost 300 steps is not for the unathletic. The thing is really high. But it also looks very impressive from below.
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Our guide was fun and incredibly helpful. We enjoyed the Arc scenery and it wasn't too busy. The Tower was far too crowded; the experience left a lot to be desired. We are glad we hadn't purchased an experience ticket including champagne for the summit - it was overcrowded and took almost an hour to get from the summit to the top floor. Get it done first thing in the morning and never do it again.
We loved the view from the Arc De Triomphe, and the history . We were also lucky enough to be in time to see ceremony of the flame, which was lovely to see.
Excellent views of Paris without the chaos of queening for the Eiffel Tower. Interesting displays about the history of the monument and the grave of the unknown soldier. Within easy reach of shops and cafes on the champs Elysee.
Magnificent 360° view of the capital. It wasn't too crowded, and the sun wasn't shining that day. So it was perfect.
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The Arc de Triomphe offers a superb view of Paris. However, as it was the Olympic Games, we had flags with us which we had to leave at the entrance. It's a pity that when we came back, the reception was closing and only gave us back half of what we'd had at the start!
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The online purchase of tickets was very easy. A view from the terrace of the 'Arc de Triomphe over the city is spectacular. You had been there before but it is always exciting, you get the feeling of being in the center of the city
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Unfortunately due to airplane delays, we weren't not able to make it to the palace. We were able to go to the arc and loved every moment of it! Absolutely would recommend this to others.
The guide was quite knowledgeable and entertaining. Although we had been to the Eiffel Tower before it seemed like our first time.
Everything was great, I was honestly afraid if everything would go well, but I was surprised. In my case, to go to the Arc de Triomphe I recommend it without problems.
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What really impressed me was the incredible 360-degree view of Paris. Everything went smoothly, from the entrance to the exit. Clean toilets.
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Incredible views of Paris from an excelent point. 360 very enjoyable... just take into acount you'll need to climb about 300 steps or more.
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Knock off two Paris must-dos with one ticket—just 2.5 km apart, saving you time & money.
Knock off two Paris must-dos with one ticket—just 2.5 km apart, saving you time & money.
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Arc de Triomphe
Seine River cruise
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Arc de Triomphe
Seine River cruise
Arc de Triomphe
Seine cruise
Arc de Triomphe
Seine cruise
Quick and easy ticket purchase Very beautiful monument with panoramic views of all of Paris, clean facility with elevator handicap access
View original review in Italian
The ticketing was handled very efficiently. HOWEVER, I had a ticket for two people, and my partner could not attend, yet both tickets were scanned, and considered used. iI later discovered that the ticket is valid fof several months after the date I had purchased it. So I paid twice the price for a single entry.
It's the only monument I've never done in Paris. I always saw it from the fields but never climbed the 284 metres! Magnificent view from the top! And thank you to the staff who allowed me to take the elevator back down, as I was in a lot of pain on the way up! A great experience in the capital.
View original review in French
It was nice. I had very beautifull view and I could felt very pleasure in Paris. The cruse started on time and boat look like friendy to tourists.
Seeing Paris from the Seine was awesome. They did a good job of explaining the different sites and buildings we were passing. We especially liked the end when we passed the Statue of Liberty and we could see both that and the Eiffel Tower. Amazing. This cruise will definitely be in my memory book!
When I got to the Arc I understood that I was so tired that I could ot climb any stairs that day but the ticket was bought! I descovered that I could use the ticket not only on the day I chose while buying it. I could use it any day for longer than a year! So I came back next day and climbed all the stairs and enjoyed the Arc de triomphe very much! I haven't compared the price of the ticket I bought here with the official site, probably next time I will buy it directly on the official site as Headout is just a "middle man" - they do nothing!
The heating equipment was not suitable for this season. I suggest that outdoor heating equipment be available so that the cabin's outdoor space can be enjoyed in cold weather.
The Seine river cruise was comfortable and very interesting - 4.5 stars. The Eiffel Tower booking got rebooked from a 10.30am booking to a 8.30am booking on the same day - because of weather conditions. Clearly the weather would be similar at both these times. Moreover, even though we had a booked 8.30am slot, we were made to wait in the non ticket holder queue, and actually didn't get to the elevator of the Eiffel Tower until 10am. Waiting in the cold outdoor conditions with 2 young children was not ideal - there seemed to be no advantage to booking through Headout - we could have just joined this queue ourselves - 2 stars for the Eiffel Tower.
The guide for the eiffel tower was wonderful, she explained a lot of details of the history and we loved it. The cruise on the seine was very nice
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We were unable to visit the Arc de Triomphe, as we were involved in an accident. We will postpone our visit until next year.
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Ashan was very competent and humorous. He gabe very interesting and useful Information. He did. a Great Job. Many thanks!
River cruise was a very nice experience (there was a snow storm that day and it was great to be under a roof and still enjoy the views around you). Our Eiffel Tower tour was rescheduled because of the weather conditions and the tower was closed that day. The customer service was really compliant and responsive and they rescheduled the tour really quickly. The instructions to the meeting points were clear and our guide in Eiffel was super friendly and helpful. Really recommend!!
The indications to enter the museum of the invaded incorrect, I had to go around the whole area, also I had selected another date for the louvre museum, but they assigned it to me for the same day and same time of the tour that n the river signs. The costs in relation to what it cost on site were 30% higher.
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The whole experience was amazing. The fact we could use the tickets up to a month was a really good option. The cruise was smooth and informative. Thank you
Everything is very good, the tour is worth it and the price is affordable. The first tour in the morning is emptier than the ones in the afternoon, you can get on and have more space. It would be better if there were previous indications of which point to board but arriving at the area they inform you.
View original review in Spanish
The view over Paris and the history of the Arc de Triomphe. The boat trip was also very good for an overview of the city. The windows that you could open to take photos were particularly noteworthy. The organization in front of the queue for the Arc de Triomphe was poor. At first it wasn't clear where we had to queue.
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There didn't seem to be enough seats for everyone on board. The noise people made every time we passed under a bridge was extremely annoying and off putting. It ruined the experience of a pleasant cruise on the Seine. Ignore the second box, had to tick something else to continue.
A little disappointed because I find it a little expensive for what is a little too small a visit. I expected to have a real visit I'm not going back my 8 year old son was disappointed the visit was too short On the site you get the impression that it's something huge, but it's not.
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The Disney experience was a real blast. Arrive early and you can enjoy it to the fullest. We recommend downloading the app to see the wait times.
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Everything went really well. Just a little disappointed because it was a bit expensive to climb to the top of the Arc de Triomphe... although the view was great. Very hard to get to the top. Nice visit.
View original review in French
Everything went very well for this family experience The combination of leisure and history was much appreciated by children and parents alike :) To be recommended to our entourage ++++
View original review in French
No elevator possible if disability is invisible / motor problem. Condescending staff who ask why you need the lift.... Very difficult to get on and off
View original review in French
The truth is a unique way to see Paris... the photos are beautiful and everything comes out beautiful. The explanation about the Arc de Triomphe is amazing and you really enjoy the whole tour... including all the stairs to get to the top.
View original review in Spanish
The experience was on a super rainy day and there was no way to postpone the tickets for the next day, which was expected to be sunny.
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We loved our tour of the Arc de Triomphe. The views from the top are amazing and give an excellent sense of the layout of this beautiful city. Highly recommended.
Savor Ladurée macarons on your Champs-Élysées tour, ending with hosted entry to the Arc de Triomphe.
Savor Ladurée macarons on your Champs-Élysées tour, ending with hosted entry to the Arc de Triomphe.
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Walking tour
At Arc de Triomphe
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At Arc de Triomphe
Discover the history of Champs-Élysées on a guided tour before enjoying hosted entry to Arc de Triomphe.
Discover the history of Champs-Élysées on a guided tour before enjoying hosted entry to Arc de Triomphe.
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Walking tour
At Arc de Triomphe
At Arc de Triomphe
If you don’t believe in love at first sight, the Arc de Triomphe might change your mind! Standing tall at an impressive 162 feet and width of 150 feet, this monument showcases Neoclassical elements of Roman architecture, drawing inspiration from the Roman Arch of Titus. Its ornate sculptures and reliefs vividly depict scenes from French battles and campaigns, highlighting victories from the Napoleonic Era. Napoleon sought to make Paris a city of beauty, and the Arc de Triomphe is one of his crowning achievements.
Duration: 3 hours
Guide: Self
Duration: 2 hours
Guide: Professional guide
Duration: Flexible
Guide: Depends on experience
Beneath the arched structure of the Arc de Triomphe lies the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, a tribute to the countless anonymous heroes who died for their country and remain unsung. The eternal Flame of Remembrance, lit in 1923, honors the sacrifices of all French soldiers and has never been extinguished.
What makes the Arc de Triomphe a key symbol of the French identity are the staggering 158 battle names inscribed on the monument's surfaces. Did you know that the engravings are interestingly divided, as the outer ring features victories of the French Revolution, while the inner surface celebrates Napoleon's conquests? The names of over 600 French generals are carved on the arch– a wall of fame like no other.
Want to take a walk through time to understand more about the Arc de Triomphe, from its conception to the blueprint and the construction? Head to the museum located just below the observation deck, dedicated to all things Triomphe! As you look around, you’ll learn about the design choices, the challenges faced by the architects, and the symbolism embedded in the sculptures and reliefs. The exhibits include artifacts, photographs, drawings and models of the arch.
The Arc de Triomphe’s history is set in stone, literally! Between 1833 and 1836, artists like François Rude and Antoine Etex carved the pillars with scenes depicting pivotal moments in French history.On the east side, you'll find François Rude's 'The Departure of the Volunteers,' while turning the corner reveals Jean-Pierre Cortot's 'Napoleon's Triumph”. The south side takes a somber turn with Antoine Etex's "The Resistance," and finally, on the west side, there’s Etex's "The Peace".
Last entry: 45 minutes before closing time
Closed: January 1, May 1, May 8 (morning), July 14 (morning), November 11 (morning), and December 25.
Best time to visit: Early in the day or right before closing to avoid crowds. If you're looking for lighter tourist seasons, visit in the shoulder months, September to December, or February to May.
Address: Place Charles-de-Gaulle, 75008 Paris.
Yes, ideally 2 weeks in advance. Arc de Triomphe is a popular landmark and tickets sell out fast. Purchasing them online also gives you the advantage of fast-track entry.
Entry to the Arc de Triomphe typically costs around €16 for adults (though it can vary by season). Discounts are available for certain age groups, and entry is free for children under 18, EU residents under 26, and others. Or you visit during European Heritage Days (every 3rd week of September) on Saturdays and Sundays, and the first Sunday of every month from November to March, when entry is free.
Tickets are dated, but not timed. You should visit on the date you have selected, with flexibility of time (during operating hours).
Tickets start at around €16 for standard entry with rooftop access. Combo options and guided tours are priced higher.
No, tickets to the Arc de Triomphe are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged, so make sure to plan your visit carefully before booking.
Yes, the rooftop is accessible (except for visitors with mobility issues). Prepare for 360° unobstructed views of Paris and its many landmarks including the Champs-Élysées, and the Eiffel Tower.
The Arc de Triomphe is accessible to visitors with disability up to the mezzanine level (via elevator). However, the rooftop remains inaccessible because it is a 42-step climb to the top. However, the base of the monument and the Eternal Flame can be accessed by all visitors.
The rekindling ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe is a daily public ceremony held at 6:30pm where the eternal flame at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is rekindled by a veterans' association. The ceremony honors the sacrifice of French soldiers who died in World War I and has been held daily since November 11, 1923.
Yes, the Arc de Triomphe is beautifully illuminated every night, offering a stunning view and photo opportunity after dark.