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Arc de Triomphe Skip the Line Access Ticket with Terrace
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Avoid the huge crowds, and skip the line when going to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. This 160-foot- (50-meter-) tall and 148-foot- (45-meter-) wide arch is a must-see when traveling to France’s capital. Stroll down Champs-Élysées, one of the city’s largest boulevards, to make your way there. Admire the mighty monument where the wars fought by France and the names of the French generals involved are written. Climb up the terrace for beautiful views across Paris and spend time visiting the tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
- With mobile tickets, simply scan your phone for direct entry into the Arc de Triomphe
- Dodge the crowds as you visit the 160-foot (50-meter) tall arch
- Stroll on Champs-Élysées, one of the city’s largest boulevards
- Visit the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, which commemorates those lost in World War I
- Climb up to the terrace and enjoy beautiful views across the city
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With this skip-the-line ticket to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, the way you spend your time is up to you. Because you get to bypass waiting in huge lines packed with people, there’s more time to enjoy the site and all it has to offer.
You can show up any time that works well for you during opening hours. Walk down Champs-Élysées, one of the city’s largest boulevards, to find your way to the Arc de Triomphe. The arch stands 150-feet (50-meter) tall and is 148-feet (45-meter) wide. It’s so big that after World War I ended, a pilot celebrated by flying his biplane through it.
If views over Paris are what you’re looking for, head up to the terrace, and snap pictures of the city from above. You can also go over to the tomb of the Unknown Solider, and learn more about its importance and what it means to France. Whatever you decided to do, you can go at your own pace, and enjoy the city afterward.
Please note that admission to this national monuments is free of charge to people under the age 18.
You can show up any time that works well for you during opening hours. Walk down Champs-Élysées, one of the city’s largest boulevards, to find your way to the Arc de Triomphe. The arch stands 150-feet (50-meter) tall and is 148-feet (45-meter) wide. It’s so big that after World War I ended, a pilot celebrated by flying his biplane through it.
If views over Paris are what you’re looking for, head up to the terrace, and snap pictures of the city from above. You can also go over to the tomb of the Unknown Solider, and learn more about its importance and what it means to France. Whatever you decided to do, you can go at your own pace, and enjoy the city afterward.
Please note that admission to this national monuments is free of charge to people under the age 18.
Itinerary
Visit the Arc de Triomphe and get to see the world’s most beautiful avenue as a whole. You will be provided with information leaflet in the language of your choice.
Started to be built in 1806, the Arc de Triomphe comes from Napoleon's will to give a tribute the victories of his army.
You will discover what inspired the architect Jean-François Chalgrin, the evolution of this great architectural project, and grasp this monument symbolic and commemorative essential function in the French national republican consciousness.
Check the exhibition about Unknown Soldiers and learn more about the Unknown Soldier from the Great War, attend the daily 6.30pm eternal flame ceremony, and soak up the French military history.
Climb up to the terrace and enjoy beautiful views across the city at the time of your choice.
Please note:
• Free admission for 18-25 years old (EU nationals and regularised EU residents)
• Due to the "Vigipirate Plan", luggage larger than 40x40x20 will not be accepted inside the monument
• Unaccompanied tour with guide booklets are available in: French, English, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Russian
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