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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!
Friendly, nice and welcoming guide. Knowledgeable and very nice guy. Perhaps it would help to mark the pick-up point with a sign or flag
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No queue cutters to get to the summit Lots of queuing. 35 euros a seat and I paid 90 euros times 3 for 3 people. Not happy.
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Our guide, Martin Vidal, was simply amazing. He resolved our problem with being late ( our tour was at 9am, the Eiffel Tower security opened gates at 9.20am ). He was very professional, kind and friendly. The information he provided was great for children and adults.
Disney was great, but we paid for headphones at the Louvre, but you're not on their list, so I paid an extra 16 for nothing.
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È stato molto comodo e chiaro e la cosa più importante l'appuntamento direttamente al museo senza altri indirizzi . Non abbiamo preso gli orecolari , ma ci è piaciuto molto . Un ottima organizzazione . Sono contenta di aver prenotato con voi . Grazie e consiglio a tutti .
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 visit itself was very good. But the access to get in!!! Despite a reservation, the queue was 300 meters long and still long. Very poor signage, the organization of the queues should be reviewed with large digitalized panels with timetables that can move with the advance of the hour...
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The museum nothing to say of course. Wonderful and unquestionable. The queues, despite online reservation, unacceptable and unthinkable
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Der Ablauf des Einlasses und die Sicherheitskontrolle war sehr gut organisiert. Die Ausstellung ist überwältigend vor allem beeindruckt das Alter einzelner Ausstellungsstücke. Ein einzelnes Bild oder Austellungsstück hervorzuheben würde den anderen nicht gerecht werden. Natürlich ist vor der Mona Lisa zu stehen sehr emotional.
the tickets made it easy for us to get in, but the 15 euro charge for parking at the chateau de versaille is huge, almost as much as the visit.
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Quick entry to the Louvre and no problems with the tickets. Everything went without stress, we were quite satisfied.
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The meeting point i left by you was the staff entrance. At the appointed time I found no one and entered on my own
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The art was amazing, but we had trouble getting out of the building at the end. Huge crowds, unclear signage, couldn't exit where we entered. I understand the Museum closed one exit during the Olympics, but it made our departure longer and farther from bus stop. In addition it felt odd to transit through a commercial area.
Too much waiting for a very expensive ticket. You can't call it a "thread-cutter". The headout app is unusable. I've never been able to find my tickets.
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A museum that left us speechless. The works contained therein are of inestimable value.... It is impossible not to marvel at such beauty.
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Confusion about the lines (upstairs and down) and which to choose. The Louvre of course has an amazing collection of work including The Deluge, Daphnis and Chloe, and The Wounded Soldier.
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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fast entry with fixed date. As short visit we coul see what was planned to se. Perfect online ticket booking and payment days before. QR code/online ticker to show
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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It was good to be able to avoid a lot of the queues. We were impressed by the historical building of the Louvre and the combination with the modern additions and extensions.
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Combine an iconic attraction with a bus tour at a discounted price.
Combine an iconic attraction with a bus tour at a discounted price.
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I thought I had access to a ticket with a cruise as you specify, but it was explained to me that this was not the case and that it had to be paid for separately, so I only took the bus tour, which left me disappointed!
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Planned entrance at 10 o'clock from the pyramid . We arrived at 9:40 and within 15 minutes we were inside. I got my tickets 24 hours in advance. I still recommend a guided tour given the vastness of the works to be seen.
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It was a cool way to get to know Paris. Was able to see a lot in a short time!!! Definitely going to do it again
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We got in in only 10 mins even though the line up outside was massive. Thankfully they let us in late (1h) since wile missed our exact time due to flight delays. Audio guide was great and even navigates you through the museum which is so helpful
A memorable experience among priceless works of art. I saw works that I studied in school and had never seen live, I found it all very personally engaging and emotional to the point of tears. The only negative note was standing in line for more than an hour despite the fact that I purchased a ticket that cost twice as much and guaranteed a line skip.
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Tickets arrived perfectly via email the day before but unfortunately I had to queue for an hour to enter the museum. Fantastic museum
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We entered without standing in line despite the massive presence of visitors Unfortunately, we were unable to activate the audio guide
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The crowds were overwhelming and the museum doesn't seem to be well organized as the lineup for each exhibit was so vague and people were cutting infront of us. I believe it could be better organized!
The entrance worked without any problems, but the audio guide was confusing and not well sorted, so that it could hardly be used.
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Meeting point incorrectly described, just write the entrance at the pyramid and look for the queue where the time is written!!!!
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Outstanding exhibition with excellent organization from start to finish . Staggered entrance with little queue and staff ready to provide clarification if needed. Also satisfied with the floor plan provided at the information office in Italian. Experience to be repeated as soon as possible. Thank you
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Loved seeing The Mona Lisa, as well as many other famous works of art. Going early was key, as it was very crowded in the afternoon.
Buying tickets was very easy...no problem at all. The bus trip was very interesting, very worthwhile...5 stars. The only disadvantage of the visit to the Eiffel Tower was that the guide spoke English throughout.
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Point on a map in the application is showing wron position for the museum entrance. It shows totally different building, the hotel, located in 2 subway stops from the correct enter. Howewer, in mail position is correct. Because of this we lost 1 hour of day - just by following a map position from the app
We particularly liked the fact that the buses stopped at the bus stops every 10 minutes, that there were headphones to listen to the history of the sights and that you could also choose German as the language,
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Visiting Mona Lisa!!! When growing up. I only knew and read about it from pictures and books. But when i saw the painting for the first time... Im Beyond Fascinated..!!!
Even if we bought skip the line tickets, we still had to wait a long line until we entered in the Louvre museum. On the contrary we entered immediately when we arrived in the Museum of Orsay. Both wonderful museums and should not be missed
The museum was great and the audio-guide works. But the fact that I have to go to the Head out app to get my tickets was a hassle. It wasn't sent in the email, said my ticket is in the app so I needed to install the app (I have no more phone memory and poor internet data.) We were almost denied entry because I do not have an internet roaming and the ticket is in the app, unlike other ticketing online that sends pdf file on the email confirmation with my free internet. We went out of the museum to get better data coverage in order to install the app and get my tickets 😆
I should have downloaded the audio guide before arriving at the venue. This was written in your description, but I neglected doing it, and then arrived at the venue expecting to do it, and I couldn't bc the service was bad outside the venue, and I realized I needed to research the areas I wanted to tour BEFORE I got to the venue so I could download them. The QR code and email I received with purchase said no where on it that I was going to receive a WHATSAPP message to click through to receive my actual PDF ticket. So while in line I had to call customer service and he directed me to the WhatsApp message where I downloaded the PDF (which took a LONG time since the service in the line was so bad -- likely due to the huge crowds) There didn't seem to be any benefit to skipping the line with my purchased ticket. Maybe that wasn't part of my purchase? But I had to stand with hundreds of other people who also had a 1pm scheduled visit.
The waiting time was shortened to about 30 min, so bcp more pleasant and we had more time for the visit.To do again, because the Louvre is very large and we saw only a part. The tickets were sent by WhatsApp, it took me a while to understand the procedure, I was expecting to find them on the app directly.
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It was a beautiful day on the top deck enjoying the views and the sunshine! Ticketing was easy online and converting it to a paper voucher!
The ticket was for 12:30 p.m.; you should inform us in advance that many other visitors have also booked for this time and that there will therefore be long waiting times at the entrance.
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Super interesting, useful for general education, some of the tricks are simply indescribably beautiful. I can only recommend it.
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We so enjoyed the Louvre, and would advise people to get the audio guide. (The tickets make it sound like the guide is somehow included, and there was some downloading process on our phones we couldn't make work). Instead use the museum's Nintendo device you rent and find the option that locates you and click on objects in the room.
The museum it's self is such an amazing and beautiful building, you are blown away before you get inside. Once you get through the epic que, grab a map (there is one available in every language), then make a plan of what you want to see. The Mona Lisa is a must! Great cafes on site, as well ad shopping opportunities in the gift shops and further shops underneath the museum.
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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: Flexible
Guide: Audio guide
Duration: 3 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.
Entry to the Arc de Triomphe typically costs around €13 for adults. 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.
Yes, skip-the-line tickets are available for the Arc de Triomphe. These tickets help you bypass the regular lines, saving time during your visit, especially during peak 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.
Unfortunately, the Arc de Triomphe is not fully accessible. There is no elevator, and visitors must climb over 280 steps to reach the top. However, the base of the monument and the Eternal Flame can be accessed by visitors with mobility issues.
Yes, an optional audio guide is available in five languages, providing historical context and insights about the monument.
Pro-tip: Download it before your visit as mobile network tends to be weak at the site.
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.