Do I need to purchase my tickets in advance?

Yes, ideally 2 weeks in advance. Arc de Triomphe is a popular landmark and tickets sell out fast. Purchasing them online also gives you the advantage of <experience tgid="7504" type="Popup" title="fast-track entry" id="Ol0dXYCc" />.

Can I visit the Arc de Triomphe for free?

Entry to the Arc de Triomphe typically costs around €16 for adults (though it can vary by season). Discounts are available for certain age groups, and entry is free for children under 18, EU residents under 26, and others. Visits during European Heritage Days (every 3rd week of September) and the first Sunday of every month from November to March are free.

Are the tickets to Arc de Triomphe dated and timed?

Tickets are dated, but not timed. You should visit on the date you have selected, with flexibility of time (during operating hours).

How much does entry to the Arc de Triomphe cost?

Tickets start at around €16 for <experience tgid="7504" type="Popup" title="standard entry with rooftop access" id="My7LT5wJ" />. Combo options and guided tours are priced higher.

Are tickets refundable or exchangeable?

No, tickets to the Arc de Triomphe are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged, so make sure to plan your visit carefully before booking.

Can I access the top of the Arc de Triomphe, and what are the views like?

Yes, the rooftop is accessible (except for visitors with mobility issues). Prepare for 360° unobstructed views of Paris and its many landmarks including the Champs-Élysées, and the Eiffel Tower.

Is the Arc de Triomphe accessible for people with mobility issues?

The Arc de Triomphe is accessible to visitors with disability up to the mezzanine level (via elevator). However, the rooftop remains inaccessible because it is a 42-step climb to the top. However, the base of the monument and the Eternal Flame can be accessed by all visitors.

When is the rekindling ceremony at the Arc de Triomphe?

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.

Can I see the Arc de Triomphe illuminated at night?

Yes, the Arc de Triomphe is beautifully illuminated every night, presenting a stunning view and multiple photo opportunities.

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From happy customers

Loved by 35 million+

Gabrielle

United States

Aug 2025

4/5

I loved the view and the museum. I wish the museum was more explanatory about the context in which the Arc was built. I LOVED the detailed explanations of the figures on the exterior friezes.

Faivre

France

Jul 2025

5/5

Tickets purchased in advance, which saves time (reliable site). No set times, which means you can adapt to your children's needs (very practical). Very good, to be recommended!

Nela

Apr 2025

4/5

The turbo pass is worthwhile for anyone who wants to get as much history as possible in Pais. You should prepare well, because most attractions still have to be reserved in advance. Clear homepage and good price performance.

Jaroslav

Mar 2025

5/5

The Turbopass is not just called that, it says it all. You don't have to wait long at attractions or sights where others queue for hours. Instead, you walk past the queues in a relaxed manner (in turbo mode). I can only recommend the Turbopass to everyone.

Arc de Triomphe: The bowing legacy in stone

At the center of a large boulevard, at the western edge of the Champs-Élysées, there is an arch that has been standing tall for centuries, with patterned inscriptions and statues that speak of a brave past.

The Arc de Triomphe is a key symbol of French identity, marked by events like the Bastille Day military parade and the annual Tour de France race. This giant stone history book, commissioned by Napoleon Bonaparte as an emblem of victory, took over 30 years to complete. This guide helps you plan your trip to the literal heart of French history at this triumphal arch.

Things to know before booking your tickets to the Arc de Triomphe

You can walk around and explore the base of the Arc de Triomphe for free. However, if you want to climb to the rooftop for panoramic views, you’ll need to purchase a ticket.
The lines at the Arc de Triomphe can get long, often keeping you waiting for up to an hour during peak seasons. Book ****fast-track tickets **to skip the queues**, giving you more time to explore and enjoy the monument.
Mini-workout alert! There are a total of 284 steps that will take you about 15-20 minutes to climb to get to the top of the Arc de Triomphe. Yes, there’s an elevator, but that is reserved for pregnant women, people with mobility issues, and those with families.
You can enter the Arc de Triomphe for free on the first Sunday of January, February, March, November, and December.
Entry to the Arc de Triomphe is free for children under 18 and young adults under 25 from the European Union. But, you'll still need to reserve tickets for them beforehand, as these free passes will be scanned at the entrance. Moreover, if you are a Paris Museum Pass or the Passion Monuments Pass holder you can enter the landmark for free!

Duration: 3 hours

Guide: Self

Bypass the ticketing queue and head straight to the Arc de Triomphe.
Once inside, you can explore at your own pace.
Enjoy stunning panoramic views from the rooftop; spot iconic sights like the Eiffel Tower, Montmartre, and the Champs-Élysées.

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Arc de Triomphe Entry Tickets with Rooftop Access

Duration: 2 hours

Guide: Professional guide

Enjoy a guided tour of the famous avenue, Champs-Élysées, led by an expert English-speaking guide.
Learn the history of the avenue and surrounding landmarks. With an upgrade, you can even stop at the famous patisserie, Ladurée, for a macaron tasting.
Skip the ticket line at the Arc de Triomphe as your guide hands over your entry ticket; join the entrance line to enter.
Climb to the rooftop for unobstructed views of the city and the 12 radiating avenues below the arch.

Recommended tours

Duration: Flexible

Guide: Depends on experience

For those looking to explore more of Paris alongside the Arc de Triomphe, combo tickets offer excellent value and additional experiences.
You can pair your visit to the Arc de Triomphe with a cruise along the Seine River—enjoy the best of Paris from two different vantage points.

Recommended Tours

Combo: Arc de Triomphe Rooftop + Seine River Cruise Tickets

April 1 to September 30:
Wednesday to Monday: 10am - 11pm
Tuesday: 11am - 11pm
October 1 to March 31:
Wednesday to Monday: 10am - 10:30pm
Tuesday: 11am - 10:30pm

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.

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Getting there

By Metro: 1, 2 or 6
Closest stop: Charles de Gaulle–Étoile
By RER: A
Closest stop: Charles de Gaulle–Étoile
By Bus: 22, 30, 31, 52, 73, 92 and Balabus
Closest stop: Charles de Gaulle - Étoile - Victor Hugo
By Hop-on hop-off bus:
Champs-Elysées is the closest stop in Big Bus tours through the red route and in Tootbus through the Must See Paris route.

Eiffel Tower: Towering over the City of Lights, this wrought-iron lattice structure is the most recognizable symbol of Paris. Ascend to the top for panoramic views that stretch for miles.
Palais Garnier: Palais Garnier, also known as the Paris Opera House, is an architectural masterpiece renowned for its opulent interior and rich history. Catch a world-class opera or ballet performance here.
Musée d'Orsay: Orsay Museum, housed in a beautiful Beaux-Arts railway station, holds the world's largest collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art, including works by Monet, Renoir, and Van Gogh.
Louvre Museum: One of the world's largest museums, the Louvre boasts an unparalleled collection of art and artifacts, spanning millennia and civilizations. Be sure to see the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and Winged Victory of Samothrace.

Enjoy rooftop views of Paris. Upgrade to hosted entry, a guided tour, or a Ladurée macaron tasting.

Explore at your own pace—visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the museum, and access the rooftop.
Pick up a free copy of the information booklet (available in 11 languages) from the museum to better understand the monument's history and architecture.
Climb 284 steps to the rooftop for views of 20 Parisian monuments, including the Eiffel Tower, Grand Palais, and Centre Pompidou.
Upgrade to hosted entry—skip the ticketing line as your guide hands over your tickets. This includes a quick guided tour of the Champs-Élysées for historical insights.
Further upgrade to savor Ladurée’s gourmet macarons as part of your guided tour.

Inclusions

Entry to the Arc de Triomphe
Rooftop access
Information booklet in 11 languages
Guided tour of the Champs Elysées (as per option selected)
English-speaking host (as per option selected)
Macaron tasting (as per option selected)

Exclusions Guided tour of the Arc de Triomphe

Good to know

Head straight to the Reserved Entry line to redeem your tickets; you skip the ticketing line.
Elevator access is reserved for visitors with mobility issues and only reaches the mezzanine—the final 42 steps must be climbed.
Free entry is available for visitors under 18 and EU citizens under 26 (photo ID required).
The last entry is 45 minutes before closing.
Free entry on the first Sunday of January, February, March, November, and December and during European Heritage Days, the third weekend of September.
Special opening at 10am on Tuesdays, December 24 and 31.

Need to know

No lockers available; avoid large suitcases (max size: 40×40×20 cm).
No pets allowed; guide dogs for the visually impaired are permitted.
No strollers (leave them with officials and collect them after).
Prohibited items: flags, banners, selfie sticks, tripods, scooters, rollerblades, sharp objects, glass bottles, and weapons.
The skip-the-line ticket does not prevent visitors from ending up in a queue. Visitors may need to wait in line for the security check.
The monument is closed annually on May 8th, July 14th, and November 11th.

These tickets are valid until 8 April, 2028.

One evening, two unforgettable experiences: gourmet dining and Paris sightseeing.

Everything you get: Enjoy a 5-step gourmet dinner with champagne aboard a double-decker bus, complete with panoramic nighttime views of Paris, departing and returning from 107, Avenue des Champs-Élysées (near Arc de Triomphe). Each table has a tablet offering audio-video commentary in six languages.
Why choose this: It's the only dinner in Paris where a 5-course meal comes with a moving 360° view of the city’s landmarks.

Inclusions

5-course gourmet menu with a glass of champagne
Panoramic glass roof for 360° night views of Paris
Departure/return from/to Arc de Triomphe

Exclusions

Extra drinks

What to bring

Your booking confirmation and a valid photo ID are required for boarding.

What’s not allowed

Outside food and drinks.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible as it involves climbing to the upper dining deck via stairs on the bus.

Additional information

Departure point: meet 15 minutes before departure at 107, Avenue des Champs-Élysées, near the Arc de Triomphe.
Please find the menu here.
Audio-video guide tablets at each table provide commentary in six languages via GPS.

You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Knock off two Paris must-dos with one ticket—just 2.5 km apart, saving you time & money.

Gain entry to the Arc de Triomphe, where you can visit the museum, grab a free booklet (11 languages), and climb 284 steps to the rooftop for panoramic views.
Relax on a 1-hour Seine cruise with a multilingual audio guide, uncovering iconic riverside landmarks.
Experience both on the same or separate days with a flexible ticket validity.

Inclusions Arc de Triomphe

Entry to the Arc de Triomphe
Rooftop access

Seine River cruise

1-hour sightseeing cruise
Audio guides in 14 languages (French, English, Hindi, Arabic, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Dutch, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean).
Open dated ticket—book a date of your choice

Exclusions Arc de Triomphe

Guided tour of the Arc de Triomphe

Seine River cruise

Live guide
Shuttle service to and from the boarding point

Arc de Triomphe

Head straight to the Reserved Entry line to redeem your tickets; you skip the ticketing line.
Elevator access is reserved for visitors with mobility issues and only reaches the mezzanine—the final 42 steps must be climbed.
Free access to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Free entry is available for visitors under 18 and EU citizens under 26 (photo ID required).
The last entry is 45 minutes before closing.
Free entry on the first Sunday of January, February, March, November, and December and during Heritage Days.
Special opening at 10am on Tuesdays, December 24 and 31.

Seine cruise

The cruise is accessible to visitors with mobility issues.
During peak seasons, the cruise may have a longer wait time (up to 1 hour).

Arc de Triomphe

No lockers available; avoid large suitcases (max size: 40×40×20 cm).
No pets allowed; guide dogs for the visually impaired are permitted.
No strollers (leave them with officials and collect them after).
Prohibited items: flags, banners, selfie sticks, tripods, scooters, rollerblades, sharp objects, glass bottles, and weapons.

Seine cruise

Large bags/suitcases are not allowed on board.
Departures every hour during operating hours.
The last departure will be made with a minimum of 10 passengers.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Explore 1.5km of tunnels with Catacombs tickets and gain rooftop access to the Arc de Triomphe, all in one cost-saving combo.
With rooftop access, the Arc de Triomphe provides an unparalleled view of Paris, showcasing the Champs-Élysées, Notre-Dame Cathedral and more.
Learn about the Eternal Flame honoring unknown soldiers of both World Wars with pamphlets available in 10 languages for visitors.
Skip having to wait in line and navigate your way through the vast network of tunnels at Catacombs Paris and admire artistic displays crafted from skulls and bones
"Learn the history of how these tunnels became the final resting place for millions with the aid of an audio guide available in 4 languages.

Inclusions Arc de Triomphe

Entry to Arc de Triomphe
Rooftop access
Informative pamphlets in 10 languages

Paris Catacombs

Skip-the-line entry to Catacombs
Audio Guide in English, French, German, and Spanish

Arc de Triomphe

Tip: Pay homage at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier beneath the Arc de Triomphe, where an eternal flame commemorates WWI.
Note that luggage is not allowed.
Disclaimer: There are about 284 stairs up.
A lift and traffic ramps are in place for people with reduced mobility.

Paris Catacombs

Tip: After visiting the Catacombs, explore Montparnasse Cemetery, where notable artists like Jean-Paul Sartre rest.
The Catacombs maintain a constant temperature of 14°C (57°F). Be sure to dress warmly or bring a jacket. Wear comfortable shoes and clothes that you don’t mind getting a little dirty
This experience is not suitable for individuals with a motor disability or with cardiac or respiratory insufficiency, pregnant women, sensitive individuals, claustrophobic individuals.
It is prohibited to enter the Catacombs with a suitcase, a large bag, or a motorcycle helmet. Bags no larger than 40x30x20 cm are allowed. They must be carried on the front or held at your side.
Strollers are not allowed into the venue. Please use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Touching the bones is prohibited.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Enjoy rooftop views of Paris. Upgrade to hosted entry, a guided tour, or a Ladurée macaron tasting.

Explore at your own pace—visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the museum, and access the rooftop.
Pick up a free copy of the information booklet (available in 11 languages) from the museum to better understand the monument's history and architecture.
Climb 284 steps to the rooftop for views of 20 Parisian monuments, including the Eiffel Tower, Grand Palais, and Centre Pompidou.
Upgrade to hosted entry—skip the ticketing line as your guide hands over your tickets. This includes a quick guided tour of the Champs-Élysées for historical insights.
Further upgrade to savor Ladurée’s gourmet macarons as part of your guided tour.

Inclusions

Entry to the Arc de Triomphe
Rooftop access
Information booklet in 11 languages
Guided tour of the Champs Elysées (as per option selected)
English-speaking host (as per option selected)
Macaron tasting (as per option selected)

Exclusions Guided tour of the Arc de Triomphe

Good to know

Head straight to the Reserved Entry line to redeem your tickets; you skip the ticketing line.
Elevator access is reserved for visitors with mobility issues and only reaches the mezzanine—the final 42 steps must be climbed.
Free entry is available for visitors under 18 and EU citizens under 26 (photo ID required).
The last entry is 45 minutes before closing.
Free entry on the first Sunday of January, February, March, November, and December and during European Heritage Days, the third weekend of September.
Special opening at 10am on Tuesdays, December 24 and 31.

Need to know

No lockers available; avoid large suitcases (max size: 40×40×20 cm).
No pets allowed; guide dogs for the visually impaired are permitted.
No strollers (leave them with officials and collect them after).
Prohibited items: flags, banners, selfie sticks, tripods, scooters, rollerblades, sharp objects, glass bottles, and weapons.
The skip-the-line ticket does not prevent visitors from ending up in a queue. Visitors may need to wait in line for the security check.
The monument is closed annually on May 8th, July 14th, and November 11th.

These tickets are valid until 8 April, 2028.

One evening, two unforgettable experiences: gourmet dining and Paris sightseeing.

Everything you get: Enjoy a 5-step gourmet dinner with champagne aboard a double-decker bus, complete with panoramic nighttime views of Paris, departing and returning from 107, Avenue des Champs-Élysées (near Arc de Triomphe). Each table has a tablet offering audio-video commentary in six languages.
Why choose this: It's the only dinner in Paris where a 5-course meal comes with a moving 360° view of the city’s landmarks.

Inclusions

5-course gourmet menu with a glass of champagne
Panoramic glass roof for 360° night views of Paris
Departure/return from/to Arc de Triomphe

Exclusions

Extra drinks

What to bring

Your booking confirmation and a valid photo ID are required for boarding.

What’s not allowed

Outside food and drinks.

Accessibility

This experience is not wheelchair accessible as it involves climbing to the upper dining deck via stairs on the bus.

Additional information

Departure point: meet 15 minutes before departure at 107, Avenue des Champs-Élysées, near the Arc de Triomphe.
Please find the menu here.
Audio-video guide tablets at each table provide commentary in six languages via GPS.

You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Knock off two Paris must-dos with one ticket—just 2.5 km apart, saving you time & money.

Gain entry to the Arc de Triomphe, where you can visit the museum, grab a free booklet (11 languages), and climb 284 steps to the rooftop for panoramic views.
Relax on a 1-hour Seine cruise with a multilingual audio guide, uncovering iconic riverside landmarks.
Experience both on the same or separate days with a flexible ticket validity.

Inclusions Arc de Triomphe

Entry to the Arc de Triomphe
Rooftop access

Seine River cruise

1-hour sightseeing cruise
Audio guides in 14 languages (French, English, Hindi, Arabic, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Polish, Dutch, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean).
Open dated ticket—book a date of your choice

Exclusions Arc de Triomphe

Guided tour of the Arc de Triomphe

Seine River cruise

Live guide
Shuttle service to and from the boarding point

Arc de Triomphe

Head straight to the Reserved Entry line to redeem your tickets; you skip the ticketing line.
Elevator access is reserved for visitors with mobility issues and only reaches the mezzanine—the final 42 steps must be climbed.
Free access to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Free entry is available for visitors under 18 and EU citizens under 26 (photo ID required).
The last entry is 45 minutes before closing.
Free entry on the first Sunday of January, February, March, November, and December and during Heritage Days.
Special opening at 10am on Tuesdays, December 24 and 31.

Seine cruise

The cruise is accessible to visitors with mobility issues.
During peak seasons, the cruise may have a longer wait time (up to 1 hour).

Arc de Triomphe

No lockers available; avoid large suitcases (max size: 40×40×20 cm).
No pets allowed; guide dogs for the visually impaired are permitted.
No strollers (leave them with officials and collect them after).
Prohibited items: flags, banners, selfie sticks, tripods, scooters, rollerblades, sharp objects, glass bottles, and weapons.

Seine cruise

Large bags/suitcases are not allowed on board.
Departures every hour during operating hours.
The last departure will be made with a minimum of 10 passengers.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Explore 1.5km of tunnels with Catacombs tickets and gain rooftop access to the Arc de Triomphe, all in one cost-saving combo.
With rooftop access, the Arc de Triomphe provides an unparalleled view of Paris, showcasing the Champs-Élysées, Notre-Dame Cathedral and more.
Learn about the Eternal Flame honoring unknown soldiers of both World Wars with pamphlets available in 10 languages for visitors.
Skip having to wait in line and navigate your way through the vast network of tunnels at Catacombs Paris and admire artistic displays crafted from skulls and bones
"Learn the history of how these tunnels became the final resting place for millions with the aid of an audio guide available in 4 languages.

Inclusions Arc de Triomphe

Entry to Arc de Triomphe
Rooftop access
Informative pamphlets in 10 languages

Paris Catacombs

Skip-the-line entry to Catacombs
Audio Guide in English, French, German, and Spanish

Arc de Triomphe

Tip: Pay homage at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier beneath the Arc de Triomphe, where an eternal flame commemorates WWI.
Note that luggage is not allowed.
Disclaimer: There are about 284 stairs up.
A lift and traffic ramps are in place for people with reduced mobility.

Paris Catacombs

Tip: After visiting the Catacombs, explore Montparnasse Cemetery, where notable artists like Jean-Paul Sartre rest.
The Catacombs maintain a constant temperature of 14°C (57°F). Be sure to dress warmly or bring a jacket. Wear comfortable shoes and clothes that you don’t mind getting a little dirty
This experience is not suitable for individuals with a motor disability or with cardiac or respiratory insufficiency, pregnant women, sensitive individuals, claustrophobic individuals.
It is prohibited to enter the Catacombs with a suitcase, a large bag, or a motorcycle helmet. Bags no larger than 40x30x20 cm are allowed. They must be carried on the front or held at your side.
Strollers are not allowed into the venue. Please use a baby carrier.
Photography is allowed without the use of tripods or bulky equipment.
Touching the bones is prohibited.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Arc de Triomphe Entry Tickets with Rooftop Access

Enjoy rooftop views of Paris. Upgrade to hosted entry, a guided tour, or a Ladurée macaron tasting.

Explore at your own pace—visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the museum, and access the rooftop.
Pick up a free copy of the information booklet (available in 11 languages) from the museum to better understand the monument's history and architecture.
Climb 284 steps to the rooftop for views of 20 Parisian monuments, including the Eiffel Tower, Grand Palais, and Centre Pompidou.
Upgrade to hosted entry—skip the ticketing line as your guide hands over your tickets. This includes a quick guided tour of the Champs-Élysées for historical insights.
Further upgrade to savor Ladurée’s gourmet macarons as part of your guided tour.

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One evening, two unforgettable experiences: gourmet dining and Paris sightseeing.

Everything you get: Enjoy a 5-step gourmet dinner with champagne aboard a double-decker bus, complete with panoramic nighttime views of Paris, departing and returning from 107, Avenue des Champs-Élysées (near Arc de Triomphe). Each table has a tablet offering audio-video commentary in six languages.
Why choose this: It's the only dinner in Paris where a 5-course meal comes with a moving 360° view of the city’s landmarks.

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You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change.

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Combo (Save 11%): Arc de Triomphe Rooftop + Seine River Cruise Tickets

Knock off two Paris must-dos with one ticket—just 2.5 km apart, saving you time & money.

Gain entry to the Arc de Triomphe, where you can visit the museum, grab a free booklet (11 languages), and climb 284 steps to the rooftop for panoramic views.
Relax on a 1-hour Seine cruise with a multilingual audio guide, uncovering iconic riverside landmarks.
Experience both on the same or separate days with a flexible ticket validity.

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Combo (Save 10%): Arc de Triomphe with Rooftop Access + Paris Catacombs Entrance Tickets with Audio Guide

Explore 1.5km of tunnels with Catacombs tickets and gain rooftop access to the Arc de Triomphe, all in one cost-saving combo.
With rooftop access, the Arc de Triomphe provides an unparalleled view of Paris, showcasing the Champs-Élysées, Notre-Dame Cathedral and more.
Learn about the Eternal Flame honoring unknown soldiers of both World Wars with pamphlets available in 10 languages for visitors.
Skip having to wait in line and navigate your way through the vast network of tunnels at Catacombs Paris and admire artistic displays crafted from skulls and bones
"Learn the history of how these tunnels became the final resting place for millions with the aid of an audio guide available in 4 languages.

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