Montparnasse Tower
Montparnasse Tower, an architectural gem in Paris, invites you to soar above the city's skyline. Immerse in awe-inspiring panoramas, explore diverse ticket options, and embark on a journey of elevated perspectives. Witness the City of Light like never before – book your Montparnasse Tower experience today!
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The Montparnasse Tower stands as a Parisian gem often overlooked, despite offering absolutely undeniable views from its observation deck.
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For an unparalleled, centrally-positioned view of the Eiffel Tower, with Parisian landmarks embracing it, access the 56th floor and the roof!
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Swiftly ascend to the 56th floor by lift and step onto the indoor observation deck, surrounded by expansive glass bay windows.
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Take in the dynamic Parisian skyline and immerse yourself in the allure and romance of this city from an extraordinary perspective on the terrace.
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The Montparnasse Tower stands as a Parisian gem often overlooked, despite offering absolutely undeniable views from its observation deck.
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For an unparalleled, centrally-positioned view of the Eiffel Tower, with Parisian landmarks embracing it, access the 56th floor and the roof!
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Swiftly ascend to the 56th floor by lift and step onto the indoor observation deck, surrounded by expansive glass bay windows.
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Take in the dynamic Parisian skyline and immerse yourself in the allure and romance of this city from an extraordinary perspective on the terrace.
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Start your tour with Boulevard du Montparnasse. Once frequented by the crème de la crème of the artistic and literary circles in Paris, this was the place to be in the old days of Paris.
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Take a tour of the Sphinx, a former brothel, and The Monocle, a women-only nightclub.
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Visit the street dedicated to the exuberant life and career of Josephine Baker.
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View the graves of iconic figures like Jean-Paul Sartre, Guy de Maupassant, and Samuel Beckett at the famous Montparnasse cemetery.
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Gain access to the Montparnasse Tower observation deck and enjoy the panoramic view from atop.
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Start your tour with Boulevard du Montparnasse. Once frequented by the crème de la crème of the artistic and literary circles in Paris, this was the place to be in the old days of Paris.
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Take a tour of the Sphinx, a former brothel, and The Monocle, a women-only nightclub.
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Visit the street dedicated to the exuberant life and career of Josephine Baker.
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View the graves of iconic figures like Jean-Paul Sartre, Guy de Maupassant, and Samuel Beckett at the famous Montparnasse cemetery.
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Gain access to the Montparnasse Tower observation deck and enjoy the panoramic view from atop.
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Delve into a crucial part of the city’s history as you wander through 2km long underground tunnels, the Catacombs, containing 6 million Parisians’ remains.
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From your audio guide available in 4 languages, get to know how the skulls and femurs were artfully organized and more such tidbits.
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Fall in step with a local guide and start your walking tour at Boulevard du Montparnasse, a former favorite of artists and literary artists in Paris.
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Visit the iconic years-old brothel, Sphinx as well as The Monocle a women-only nightclub, and the street dedicated to the life and work of Josephine Baker.
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Fun fact: It may be difficult to believe that the tunnels of the catacombs were once used to grow Paris button mushrooms.
More details
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Delve into a crucial part of the city’s history as you wander through 2km long underground tunnels, the Catacombs, containing 6 million Parisians’ remains.
-
From your audio guide available in 4 languages, get to know how the skulls and femurs were artfully organized and more such tidbits.
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Fall in step with a local guide and start your walking tour at Boulevard du Montparnasse, a former favorite of artists and literary artists in Paris.
-
Visit the iconic years-old brothel, Sphinx as well as The Monocle a women-only nightclub, and the street dedicated to the life and work of Josephine Baker.
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Fun fact: It may be difficult to believe that the tunnels of the catacombs were once used to grow Paris button mushrooms.
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Pro tips to help you make a pick
All tickets include entry to the 56th-floor indoor observatory and the 59th-floor rooftop terrace, offering 360° views of Paris. Note that the rooftop can only be reached by stairs (approximately 70 steps from the 56th floor), as there is no elevator service.
Tickets are timed, so you must select a specific entry slot when booking. Once inside, you can explore at your own pace.
Online tickets are at least €2 cheaper than on-site prices. They allow you to skip the ticket office and head straight to the lifts, saving you time and hassle.
Combine your visit to the tower with a tour of the vibrant Montparnasse neighborhood. Explore nearby attractions like Les Jardins du Luxembourg or the Montparnasse Cemetery to delve deeper into the area’s cultural and historical significance.
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About Montparnasse Tower
Montparnasse Tower is an architectural landmark in Paris's skyline, offering unparalleled views from its 56th-floor observation deck, showcasing the city's iconic landmarks and bustling streets below.
Montparnasse Tower was the tallest skyscraper in France, until 2011, when the 758 feet Tour First was erected.
It is currently the third tallest building in France.
The tower's elevators are among the fastest in Europe, traveling at a speed of 6 meters per second and reaching the 56th floor in just 38 seconds.
Montparnasse Tower houses approximately 5,000 employees and 30,000 visitors each day, making it a bustling center of activity.
In 2008, Montparnasse Tower was voted second in the list of “The world’s ugliest buildings”. In the first place was the Boston City Hall.
Why visit Montparnasse Tower?
Highlights
Outdoor terrace
On the 59th floor of the tower is an outdoor terrace that allows visitors to enjoy fresh air, while taking in panoramic views of Paris.
Champagne bar
Enjoy a glass of champagne on the 56th floor of Montparnasse Tower, as you sit back and enjoy the Parisian cityscape outside.
Interactive displays
Virtual reality, interactive displays, and digital guides provide detailed information about the sights visible from the observation deck and the history of Paris, through four eras.
The 360° views
With floor-to-ceiling glass windows on the 56th floor and an outdoor terrace on the 59th floor, looking out to iconic Parisian landmarks, the 360° views from the tower offer a memorable experience. Landmarks include the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Louvre.
Plan your visit
Main entrance
- At the foot of the tower on the Rue de l’Arrivée side.
- For the disabled, the entrance is the same but access to the panoramic space is via PMR-adapted lifts.
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