You want a picture of Paris with the Eifel tower...then this might be one of best places to do it. Sure you have to climb the 200+ stairs in a tight Spiral staircase to get there, but I think it was worth it. Tip: buy your tickets online beforehand it will spare you the line.

Visited the Arc for the second time in my life. The first time was during the day, but this time was a night visit which I think is the best. This is an activity for the physically fit as there are over 200 stairs if you're planning on walking to the top; but the best views of the city are from the top and you can get a good view of the Eiffel Tower in the distance as well.

Great architecture and a must do whilst in Paris. Full of people taking selfies against the various carvings but still well worth a visit. We did not go inside as the queue was about 200m long and we were told you can only buy tickets online.

We climbed over 300 stairs to the top of the Arc de Triomphe and the view was amazing. At the center of a big traffic circle and the meeting point of 12 roads, it is like being at the center of a clock. This was my favorite place in our 12 days in Paris and France.

A nice to see in Paris up close. Get the Paris Museum to skip the line and see the Paris skyline from the view from the top. A lot of stairs to climb but a beautiful view! A key landmark in Paris.

This was our third trip to Paris but the first time we stood under the Arc....it is HUGE. Apparently, the entire city is cleaning and buffing for the 2024 Paris Olympics. The back half of the Arc facing Ave de la Grande Armee is fenced off and you cannot really get to see it. We went at night and just watched the cars/cycles/buses do their dance about the traffic circle.

Arc De Triomphe is like the city centre. Most of the roads converge here. Almost all metro lines pass through here. A historical monument visible from a distance. I skipped the part where we climb the top. You will easily come across the monument commuting through the city.

I had visited Paris many times before and often seen and photographed the arc de Triomphe, but until this visit I was unaware that you could actually go inside it and climb to the top. There were around 300 steps to climb so it was pretty tiring, but the views from the top were excellent. It's only about 50m high so you can actually see sights in pretty clear detail, and you can just keep walking round it till you have seen everything. There are signs up there so you can see what buildings you're looking at. There is an indoor section too with history exhibits and a gift shop.

This monument is one of the most popular landmarks of the city that was erected by Napoleon in 1806 as a memorial to his victorious army. It is linked to the Champ Elysees to Place de la Concorde, one of the most luxury and busy shopping street of the city. This was our revisit to the city and even though we still felt happy and excited seeing this monument. You can enter and climb up to the top of the monument that offers you a good bird eye's view of the city but we didn't as we had done so in our previous trip. During our visit then, the roads surrounding the monument was heavy as the country was in the midst of preparing/rehearsing for the coming National Day. Some roads were blocked and heavy traffic around the area. It's worth to visit!

A popular monument with great views and a small exhibition explaining its history. Time slot booking was not possible beforehand (why?) and there was a considerable queue when we arrived. However, since we had Paris museum passes, we could join a shorter line for those with tickets (highly recommended).