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To know everything about the only material that makes up the Tower: puddle iron. By Bertrand Lemoine.

Visit with 1,300 Parisian children, Jeanne Added in concert, special light show, etc. To celebrate the 130th anniversary of its opening to the public, the Eiffel Tower has put together a memorable program.

Discover how the 984-ft (300m) tall Tower project was really born and who, behind Gustave Eiffel, were the inventors of the Tower. By Bertrand Lemoine.

The North pillar and its elevator closed in the fall of 2018 in order to begin a complete renovation. The other two elevators at the East and West pillars will continue to provide visitors with access from the ground to the 2nd floor.

For the Eiffel Tower’s 130th birthday there will be an adventure game and music. The birthday weekend of March 30 and 31, 2019 will be festive!

In 2019, the Eiffel Tower celebrates its 130th birthday! Indeed, 1889 was the year of the Eiffel Tower was “born”. Here’s a look back at the major milestones of that year.

Beginning in 2019, the Eiffel Tower will completely renew its food offer, from the Michelin-starred Jules Verne restaurant to takeaway meals. Happiness for the taste buds on every floor.

The most unusual race in the world will take place at the Eiffel Tower on 13 March 2019 for the fifth consecutive year: the Vertical!

You’re not the only one envisioning beautiful days and preparing for your trip to the Eiffel Tower. Online ticket sales are open up to 60 days before their intended visit date.

We are closing on a year 2018 punctuated by many highlights, illuminations and amazing events. Our greetings animation is focusing on the 130th anniversary of the Eiffel Tower that we will celebrate in 2019!

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 6th to February 7th, 2020. This is required in order to maintain this symbolic monument of Paris!

A not-to-be-missed winter meeting place: starting December 21, 2018, for a little over a month, the Eiffel Tower is setting up its first-floor terrace as a space for relaxation and fun.