Paris is world-renowned for being the City of Love which is enriched with class apart museums, towering cathedrals, beautiful gardens and bridges. The Eiffel Tower Ticket help you to personally customize the fun trip you tend to enjoy as you visit the best places in Paris. Arc de Triomphe stands in the heart of one of the most hectic traffic intersections and was built in honour of those soldiers who fought for their lives and died as martyrs during the times of the French Revolution and Napoleonic wars. La Conciergerie is a former courthouse and Prison which is located on the west of IIe de la Cite ( City Island ) has impressive Gothic architecture and includes the Sainte Chapelle. Louvre is a former historical palace which houses the famous painting by Leonardo di Vinci “Mona Lisa” and many Roman sculptures. Notre Dame tops the places to visit in Paris with its astonishing Gothic-style architecture and fascinating sculptures.
Eiffel Tower
Skip the line as you visit Eiffel Tower with the Eiffel Tower Tickets. This piece of art and a great work of wrought iron is located in Champ de Mars. The tower was christened after the engineer who designed it- Gustave Eiffel. Construction of the tower began in 1887 and was completed in 1889. Eiffel Tower was built to mark the hundredth anniversary of the French Revolution and was used as the centrepiece at the World’s Fair. The first floor of the Eiffel Tower has an educational exhibition, a cinema projection with a section of the former spiral staircase with a transparent floor which provides the view of what is happening below the avenue. Visitors can access the first floor by stairs and elevators and also the second floor. A major highlight of the second floor is the Observation deck with scenic and stunning views of Paris. Whereas the summit of the Eiffel Tower gives a panoramic view over Paris. Also on the summit is a champagne bar along with a former office of Gustave Eiffel.
Louvre Museum
A fun-filled list of Things To Do Near Eiffel Tower includes a visit to Louvre Museum. Visit the Louvre and come across some great works of art and explore the fab museum which was once used as a palace. Residing on the banks of the Seine in the city’s 1st arrondissement (neighbourhood ) houses the famous paintings -Venus de Milo by Alexandros of Antioch and Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci. Another attraction at the Louvre is the Winged Victory of Samothrace also known as the Nike ( goddess of Victory ) of Samothrace is a masterpiece of Greek sculpture dating to the Hellenistic era whose arms and head are missing with ship’s shaped bow as its base.
Champ de Mars
Enjoy a stress-free trip to the Champ de Mars with the Eiffel Tower Tickets. Champ de Mars is a vast greenspace in Paris which is situated in the seventh arrondissement between Eiffel Tower in the northwest and the Ecole Militaire in the southeast. The park is named after Campus Martius (Mars Field) as a homage to the Roman God of War. It is a favourite hotspot for national events and can be freely was opened in 1780. Tourists and locals gather in the park to enjoy picnics and catch a glimpse of the Eiffel Tower shimmering in lights at nightfall.
Cathedral Notre Dame de Paris
A favourite on the checklist of Things To Do Near Eiffel Tower guides you towards the Cathedral Notre Dame de Paris. It is simply known as the Notre Dame Cathedral which is a medieval cathedral situated on the IIe de la Cite on the fourth arrondissement in Paris. The Cathedral is dedicated to Virgin Mary and is a perfect example of French Gothic architecture. The unique and peculiar features of the cathedral are the rib vault, flying buttress and the massive and colourful rose windows. Notre Dame is known for its lofty church bells and pipe organs (keyboard-like instruments)
Palais de Tokyo
Palais de Tokyo is a facade which is dedicated to modern and contemporary art and is located facing the Trocadero on the 16th arrondissement of Paris. The wing on the eastern side of the building belongs to the “City of Paris “ as it serves as a host to the Musee d’Art Moderne de Paris whereas the western wings come under the French state and since 2002 and hosts the Palais de Tokyo. The monument was inaugurated by President Lebrun in 1937 for a Paris International Exhibition dedicated to technology and art in Modern life. The museum is spread across four floors and covers an area of twenty-two thousand square metres.