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You can continue on enjoying the views by walking straight ahead and down the Passage Cottin stairs, a favorite staircase of mine. As mentioned above, the Eiffel Tower tends to pop up in unexpected places around the neighborhood, and you can catch quite a good glimpse of it from this exact spot, looking south at where these two streets meet.
I used to live on Rue Ravignan, the six-floor walk-up I talk about in this article. Stand close to the entrance to the Relais de la Butte restaurant for the best perspective, which features the dome of Les Invalides. Even though I moved away from this exact street, the route from my current home up a little higher in Montmartre to rue des Abbesses has me walking down this street often and the view often puts a smile on my face, especially at dusk.
Pay attention to a large building with a triangle roof that rises above the rooftops. It is none other than the Opera Garnier, located only about a minute walk away from where you are standing. Instead keep walking past the strange rocky mound in the middle of the path and at the top left of the stairs you have a lovely view over Paris and the Eiffel Tower.
You can also admire this from the outdoor tables of the Autour du Moulin bar and the Italian restaurant Tentazioni. Note: you can also reach this lookout via Rue Lepic. Further down the street, Rue Lepic boasts another great view, this time to the northwest. Since the slopping rue Tourlaque goes by the Montmartre cemetery, it has a wider panorama than most streets fringing the hill.
This early s hotel on the edge of the neighborhood has become somewhat trendy over the past few years thanks to its impressive top floor restaurant and bar, but it still remains for those in the know. Why not put that postcard in a frame and place it on your desk? Or add some French-themed stickers to your mood board? The rooftop terrace offers degree views over the city, including onto Opera Garnier, plenty of Hausmmannian architecture, and of course views of the Eiffel Tower.
Visit the store itself at any time of the year and you can enjoy the stunning Art Deco cupola with its impressive stained glass window and indoor terraces.
Come Christmastime, a giant Christmas tree is erected in the heart of the central store dome, with a quirky and new theme for the tree each year. Though most of the tower is private, closed off to the public, and is used as office space, the top floor and the rooftop offer stunning panoramic views of the city, including a fantastic Eiffel Tower view.
Head to the top and you can enjoy a beer, a degree view of the city, or simply sit back and watch the world go by. Purchase your Tour Montparnasse tickets here. When in Paris, the one district you absolutely cannot miss is that of Montmartre. A favourite among wedding photographers, Pont de Bir Hakeim is characterised by its light-filled arches and unparalleled views of the Eiffel Tower. Best seen early in the morning, when the light is as its best, this bridge also offers a viewing platform of Paris and the River Seine roughly halfway along the bridge.
Perfect to enjoy cherry blossom season in the springtime , Champ de Mars is also home to some of the best magnolia trees at the same time of the year. Popular all year round, this green space resides below La Tour Eiffel and is especially enjoyed when it comes to Parisian picnics in the summer! And not just because the sumptuous early 20th-century structure is in itself incredibly beautiful. Instead, the bridge arches its way across the Seine and offers views of many iconic Parisian landmarks, including of Les Invalides, Petit Palais, and the Tour Eiffel.
Square Rapp and Avenue Rapp can be found in the heart of all the action. Overlooking the Eiffel Tower and all Haussmannian architecture in style, this hidden gem of the 7th arrondissement is a pretty escape from the hustle and bustle of other tourist hotspots in the area. Spanning the River Seine, the pedestrian footbridge of Passerelle Debilly was constructed in and opened just in time for the World Fair of Built so as to serve as a pedestrian footbridge connecting the two sides of the Seine, today the bridge offers one of the best Eiffel Tower views in Paris!
With its flying buttresses and world-famous gargoyles, there are few Cathedrals in France, nor indeed in Europe, quite as iconic as that of Notre Dame. Made famous thanks to a Victor Hugo novel of the s, one of the best Eiffel Tower views in Paris can be found if you pay the small fee to go all the way up to the towers and enjoy the panoramic view from the top.
The view begins from Pont Neuf and then the Eiffel Tower can be spied all the way along the banks, particularly on the right bank rive droite as the Eiffel Tower is located on the left bank rive gauche. No one quite knows how many people are interred in the graveyard, though some estimates put the figure at up to 6 million souls. Once used as the headquarters for the head of the French Navy, today the grand building is open to the public once more, and several of the State Rooms offer breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower over Place de la Concorde.
Spanning a stretch of the Seine between the Louvre Museum and the Institut de France, the bridge is one of the most beautiful spots in Paris from which to enjoy beautiful views of the Eiffel Tower. Situated in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, this is easily one of the most Instagrammable streets in Paris! Located in the 15th arrondissement, this pedestrianised walkway was created in the s.
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