The Eiffel Tower postpones its reopening, tickets bought will be cancelled and refunded

When one says "Paris", one also thinks about it. For 130 years, the Eiffel Tower has been towering over the French capital. By nightfall, it lights up and breaks through the sky with its flash of light. By the corner of a street, you can see it, from its height, it seems to wave at us. This is how our Iron Lady hits its mark with Parisians.

"Just a few more days before enjoying Christmas magic at the Tower" head of the SETE Jean-François Martins says, excited. "After one month in lockdown, we are eager to meet our teams and visitors again in strict compliance with the health protocol and guidelines".

Unfortunately, following the government's latest news, the closure of the national monument is continue to January 7, 2021. Therefore, all tickets bought on the official website for dates included from December 16, 2020 to January 6, 2021 will be cancelled and refunded at the beginning of next week.

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You were waiting for it, and it will be back soon. Note you can already book a ticket to enjoy Paris from above. The Eiffel Tower will welcome you again, along with a strict health protocol.

Make the most of this tour to (re)discover the story of the Tower, following Tom and Elia, two characters from the children's tour. All you need to have your kids - and you - amazed while enjoying an utterly comfortable tour.

In the meantime, you can still discover some fun facts about the Eiffel Tower!