Discover the Best views and viewpoints in Paris – from iconic landmarks to rooftop terraces we’ve provided all the details: addresses, transport, hours, fees, etc to help you plan your trip!
Welcome to the ultimate guide to the best viewpoints in Paris, where you can soak in breathtaking panoramas of the City of Light. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, Paris offers a plethora of vantage points that promise to mesmerize and captivate.
Divided into three distinct sections, this guide highlights Parisian Monuments/Landmarks with Incredible Views, the Best Rooftop Views, and the Best Bars & Restaurants in Paris with Views. Each location includes its address, how to get there using public transportation, opening times, and any associated entrance fees, ensuring you have all the information you need to plan your visit.
Scroll down to discover the most iconic landmarks, how to ascend to rooftop terraces and viewing platforms for panoramic vistas (with and without elevators – some you may have to climb to the top!), have the opportunity to savor a glass of champagne (or whatever your preference) and indulge in delectable cuisine while gazing at the city skyline.
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Map of the Best Viewpoints in Paris
This Map of the Best Viewpoints in Paris is color-coded to help you identify the different types of viewpoints listed below. The blue camera markers are Parisian Monuments with incredible views (Eiffel Tower, Arc De Triomphe, etc); The mauve binoculars are rooftops (Galleries Lafayette, Printemps, etc), and the orange food and drink markers indicate a bar or restaurant with a great view of Paris.
You can click this link – or the map itself – to zoom in on each, or get driving, public transport, or walking directions to each.
Parisian Monuments with Incredible Views
Eiffel Tower
Address: Champ de Mars, 5 Avenue Anatole France, 75007 Paris (7th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 6, (Bir-Hakeim station) Metro Line 9 (Trocadero); and RER Line C (Champs de Mars – Tour Eiffel station)
Cost: Timed tickets are available between open and close (8am – 11.45pm) each day. Tickets can include elevators from the bottom to the top of the Eiffel Tower, or stairwell access to the second floor (only), or stairwell and elevator access to the top. Be sure to grab your tickets before you go, as they are likely to sell out during peak and summer months.
The Eiffel Tower, a Parisian icon, promises breathtaking views from its various levels. Whether you climb the stairs to the first and second level, or ride two elevators straight to the top, you’ll be rewarded with incredible views of the city, Trocadéro gardens, and the Seine.
The first and second levels show visitors a vast cityscape, whereas the summit provides a spectacular 360-degree panorama. However, it comes with a unique drawback. While you marvel at the stunning cityscape from this quintessential Paris viewpoint, the defining silhouette of Paris, the Eiffel Tower itself, is absent from your view. Standing inside this monumental structure means you’re immersed in the very symbol of Paris that dominates the skyline.
Sacré Coeur, Montmartre Paris
Address: 35 Rue du Chevalier de la Barre, 75018 Paris (18th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 2, get off at the Anvers station or Metro Line 12, and alight at Abessess station. It is quite a walk up the 270 steps to get to the Sacre Couer, but Funicular access is also available for those less able (or simply don’t want to walk).
Cost: Sacré Coeur Basilica is free; the Dome Climb costs €6; the funicular is the same cost as a single metro ticket.
Perched atop the artistic Montmartre district, Sacré-Cœur Basilica offers a captivating panorama of Paris. Whether from the steps outside (which are a great place to watch the sunset by the way), the entryway to the church, or after climbing the steps to the top of the dome of sacrecoeur, you’ll be rewarded with one of the best views of the City of Light.
Note: the Eiffel Tower can only be seen from the top of the Basilica as its elevated position brings you out above the tree line. To see the Eiffel Tower from the Sacre Couer, while facing the city, walk right past the top of the Funicular and head to the railings on the corner of the road.
Pantheon
Address: Place du Panthéon, 75005 Paris (5th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 10 (get off at the Maubert-Mutualité station); Metro Line 6 (get off at Jussieu station); or RER line B (alight at Luxembourg Station)
Cost: €11.50 entry ticket provided access to the nave and the crypt (or entry is free with the Paris Museums Pass); plus €3.50 to climb the dome
The Panthéon stands as a beacon of neoclassical architecture and, for those willing to ascend its dome, a fantastic vantage point over Paris. With convenient Metro access at Cardinal Lemoine and Jussieu stations, plus RER access from Luxembourg station, visitors can explore the grandeur of this mausoleum-turned-monument after just a short walk.
An additional fee of €3.50, payable on site, grants access to the dome (and it’s 206 steps), where panoramic views unfold, revealing the intricate beauty of the city. From historic landmarks to the Seine River, to the nearby Luxembourg Gardens, the ascent offers a unique perspective that complements the cultural richness found within the Panthéon’s walls.
Arc De Triomphe
Address: Place Charles de Gaulle, 75008 Paris (8th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 1, 2, and 6 (exit at métro station Charles de Gaulle); Then via the Passage du Souvenir (an underpass that goes underneath the huge and very busy roundabout that surrounds the Arc De Triomphe), the entrance to which is at the top of the Avenue des Champs Élysées or the Avenue de la Grande-Armée
Cost: €16 for adults; Free for visitors under 18 years old & 18-25 year old European Nationals. Pre-book your entry ticket here and skip the queues (Also note, that access to the Arc De Triomphe is included in the Paris Museums Pass which offers much better value if you plan to visit several monuments/attractions.)
The panoramic terrace of the Arc De Triomphe offers some splendid 360º views of Paris. From looking straight down the Champs élysees; the Eiffel Tower off to the right, the Sacre Coeur on the hill in the distance to the left-hand side, and looking in the opposite direction to the Champs Elysées, the cityscape that features Le Grand Arch de la Defense. It’s an all-encompassing Paris view.
There are 284 steps to reach the terrace – including spiral sections and a narrow section between the mezzanine and terrace level, although an elevator is available for those with limited mobility. (There is also a blue marked drop-off zone for those visitors who require wheelchairs, where cars can stop, as those visitors would not be able to navigate the steps up from the Passage du Souvenir.)
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Notre Dame (Due to Reopen on 8 December 2024)
Address: 6 Parvis Notre-Dame – Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris (4th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 4 (Cité station) or RER line B and C (Saint-Michel – Notre-Dame station)
Cost: (We will update once Notre Dame reopens).
The iconic Notre Dame Cathedral, with its Gothic architecture, once offered panoramic views from its towers. After the restoration following the 2019 fire, visitors will again enjoy breathtaking views of Paris from the cathedral’s heights, offering glimpses of the Seine River and the city’s skyline.
La Grande Arche de la Defense
Address: 1 Parvis de la Défense, 92044 Paris La Défense Cedex (La Défense Business District)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 1 (La Défense – Grande Arche station) or RER line A (La Défense station)
Cost: €16 for adults; Reduced rates available for students and children
La Grande Arche de la Defense provides stunning views of Paris’s modern skyline. From its rooftop, visitors can admire the city’s contemporary architecture and bustling streets below. While the arch itself is an architectural marvel, its observation deck offers an expansive view of Paris’s urban landscape.
Musée d’Orsay
Address: 1 Rue de la Légion d’Honneur, 75007 Paris (7th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 12 (Solférino station) or RER line C (Musée d’Orsay station)
Cost: €14 for adults; Free for visitors under 18 years old or with the Paris Museums Pass.
The Musée d’Orsay’s panoramic terrace provides a unique vantage point over Paris. From here, visitors can admire the Seine River, the Louvre Museum, and the Tuileries Garden. While primarily known as an art museum, the Musée d’Orsay’s terrace offers visitors a chance to appreciate Paris’s beauty from a different perspective.
To find it, follow the signs to Cafe Compana on the 5th floor. Next to its entrance, you’ll see a narrow passage to the right that leads to the terrace and a small snack bar where you can buy drinks and pastries or simply soak in the views.
In the event of inclement weather, the terrace may not be open, but that doesn’t mean you still can’t see one of the most iconic views in Paris: looking out from behind the giant clocks. Located on the 5th floor, one can be found at the Cafe Compana, the other at the other end of the same corridor.
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The Seine
Address: The Seine, its bridges, its viewpoints, etc.
How to get here: Easy to access from practically anywhere.
Cost: Free
The River Seine and its banks offer visitors an almost endless array of vantage points. A few of our favorites include – but are certainly not limited to:
- Pont de la Concorde: This bridge offers unobstructed views of the Eiffel Tower and the Grand Palais.
- Pont des Arts: Known for its pedestrian walkway, it provides picturesque views of the Louvre and the Institut de France.
- Pont Alexandre III: This ornate bridge offers panoramic views of the Seine, with landmarks such as Les Invalides and the Grand Palais in sight.
- Square du Vert-Galant: Located at the tip of Île de la Cité, this charming park provides tranquil views of the river and the Pont Neuf.
- Quai des Tuileries: Adjacent to the Louvre, this promenade offers scenic views of the Seine and the city’s skyline, including the Musée d’Orsay.
- Head under the Tournelle bridge for a unique view of Notre Dame Cathedral.
Take a wander along the left bank and soak in some of the most beautiful views of Paris. You won’t be disappointed.
Best Rooftop Views in Paris
Galleries Lafayette Haussmann
Address: 40, Boulevard Haussmann
75009 PARIS (9th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Lines 3, 7 & 8 (Opera station) or 12 (Trinité station) or 7 & 9 (Chausee d’Antin La Fayette) or RER A (Auber) or RER E (Haussmann St Lazare)
Open Hours: Monday – Saturday 10am – 8.30pm & Sunday and Public Holidays 11am – 8pm. Access is Free.
The rooftop terrace of Galeries Lafayette Haussmann offers stunning panoramic views of Paris (and one of the best free views in Paris on this list!), including landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, the Opera Garnier, and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica (although for this last one, you’ll need to head right to the back of the terrace – at the opposite end to where you can see the Eiffel Tower – peek over nearby buildings, stand on your tippy-toes and ensure you have a good zoom on your camera!)
To access the rooftop terrace, head to the Galeries Lafayette department store and take the escalators or elevators to the top floor. (Be sure to check out the incredible stained glass domed roof on the way up or down). Once you reach the top floor, follow the signs to the rooftop terrace. The terrace is free to visit and open during store hours.
Centre Pompidou
Address: Place Georges-Pompidou
75004 PARIS (4th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Lines 1 (Châtalet & Hotel de Ville station) or 11 (Châtalet, Hotel de Ville & Rambuteau stations) or 4 & 14 (Chatalet) or RER A, B & D (Châtelet Les Halles)
Open Hours: Wednesday – Sunday 11am – 9pm, with extended opening to 11pm on Thursdays. It is Closed on Tuesday.
The rooftop terrace of the Pompidou Centre offers panoramic views of Paris, with sights including the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica. It’s a unique experience to see the city from this vantage point, surrounded by the innovative architecture of the museum.
To access the terrace and gangways, visitors ascend via escalators in the ‘caterpillar’ which creeps up the side of the building. Entrance to the Pompidou Center and outdoor terrace is free, but tickets can be purchased for the various museums, galleries, and exhibits housed inside (or are included with the Paris Museums Pass)
Printemps Haussmann (Terrasse du 7eme Ciel)
Address: 64 Boulevard Haussmann, 75009 PARIS (9th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Lines 3 & 9 (Havre – Caumartin station) or RER A (Auber Station)
Open Hours: Monday to Saturday 10am – 8pm; Sunday 11am – 8pm
The 7th floor terrace cafe at Printemps Haussmann offers breathtaking views of Paris, including the Palais Garnier (practically next door), and the Eiffel Tower, Pantheon, and Sacré-Cœur Basilica (each in the distance). It’s an excellent spot to enjoy a coffee, a meal, or simply a glass of champagne while taking in the city’s iconic landmarks.
Located on the 7th Floor of the women’s building, the Printemps rooftop is not to be confused with the fancy Perruche Restaurant on the 9th-floor rooftop of Printemps Homme (the men’s building), where reservations are required, the food is a little more pricey and it is only open during the summer months (May to September).
Montparnasse Tower
Address: 33 Avenue du Maine, 75015 PARIS (15th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Lines 4, 6, 12 & 13 (Montparnasse-Bienvenüe station)
Open Hours: Monday to Saturday 10am – 8pm; Sunday 11am – 8pm
Experience one of the most spectacular aerial views of Paris. Unlike other viewpoints, the Montparnasse Tower offers an unobstructed 360-degree panorama of the city, allowing visitors to marvel at iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, Arc de Triomphe and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica from a unique perspective.
At a whopping 210m tall, on a clear day, visibility can be up to 40km in the distance. You’ll be able to see ALL of Paris – and the photo-worthy view of the Eiffel Tower backed by the skyscrapers of La Defence.
Visitors can access the Montparnasse Tower Terrace by taking the fastest elevator in Europe to the 56th floor of the tower (it takes 38 seconds!). From there visitors will have to climb 3 flights of stairs to reach the 59th floor terrace, which offers both indoor and outdoor viewing areas. Admission fees apply, and all tickets must be booked in advance as they have timed entry slots.
For those looking to combine these incredible views with a bite to eat, take a look at Ciel de Paris, the fine dining restaurant located on the 56th Floor.
Institut du Monde Arabe (Arab World Institute)
Address: 1 Rue des Fossés Saint-Bernard, 75005 PARIS (5th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 7 (Jussieu station) or Line 10 (Cardinal Lemoine station)
Open Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10am – 6pm (Terrace closes 1 hour before the Institute closes); Closed on Mondays.
Immerse yourself in the rich cultural experience of the Arab world while enjoying breathtaking views of Paris from the Institut du Monde Arabe.
Visitors can access the rooftop terrace, featuring an open-air space with panoramic views. The admission fees grant entry to both the exhibitions and the terrace, creating a perfect blend of cultural exploration and stunning vistas.
Best Rooftop Bars and Restaurants in Paris with Views
The Champagne Bar
Address: Champ de Mars, 5 Avenue Anatole France, 75007 Paris (7th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 6, (Bir-Hakeim station) Metro Line 9 (Trocadero); and RER Line C (Champs de Mars – Tour Eiffel station)
Open Hours: Monday to Sunday 9:30am – 11:45pm
Right at the summit of the Eiffel Tower, you’ll find the Bar a Champagne, which is essentially a hole in the wall surrounded by the lattice cages of the walkway, where visitors can purchase a rather expensive glass of champagne (or caviar or artisanal lemonade) to drink while taking in the 360° views.
You don’t need a specific reservation for the bar, but there is usually always a queue, and you will need to pre-purchase your entry and elevator ticket to access the Eiffel Tower. Note, all entries are timed (for crowd management), so be sure to pick the entry time at least 45 minutes before you plan to have your drink to give yourself plenty of time to get there day and night.
Terrass Hotel Rooftop
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Address: 12-14 Rue Joseph de Maistre, 75018 Paris (18th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 2, get off at the Blanche station; or Metro Line 12, get off at Abbesses station.
Open Hours: Monday to Sunday 12pm – 11:45pm
Perched atop the Terrass Hotel in the charming Montmartre neighborhood, the Terrass Rooftop offers breathtaking panoramic views of Paris. Visitors can enjoy a delightful dining experience while soaking in the stunning vistas of the city’s iconic landmarks.
The rooftop terrace boasts a chic ambiance, perfect for enjoying a romantic dinner or cocktails with friends. Indulge in the culinary delights of French cuisine, with finger food specialty dishes such as calamari, Mimosa eggs and Tuna Tartare. The extensive wine list features a selection of fine French wines, and the cocktail list is unique.
Reservations are not required for the rooftop but are required for the restaurant, and without a reservation all guests are recommended to arrive outside the hours of 7-8.30pm to avoid the need to queue (it’s a popular spot, particularly in the summer months and a great place to see Paris at night!)
The Jules Verne
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Address: Champ de Mars, 5 Avenue Anatole France, 75007 Paris (7th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 6, (Bir-Hakeim station) Metro Line 9 (Trocadero) or RER Line C (Champs de Mars – Tour Eiffel station)
Open Hours: Monday to Sunday 12-1pm (A La Carte & Set Tasting Menu), 7-9pm (Set Tasting Menu Only)
Reservations are essential, and an elegant dress is required.
Located within the iconic Eiffel Tower, the Jules Verne Restaurant offers an unparalleled dining experience complemented by three exceptional views of Prais: Quai Branly, Trocadéro and Champ de Mars. Accessible by a dedicated elevator, guests ascend to the second level of the Eiffel Tower to discover this gastronomic gem.
The restaurant features an exquisite menu crafted by renowned Chef Frédéric Anton, showcasing innovative French cuisine with a contemporary twist. Diners can indulge in signature dishes such as lobster medallions, duck foie gras, and beef tenderloin while marveling at the panoramic vistas of the City of Light.
The elegant ambiance and attentive service ensure a memorable dining experience, making the Jules Verne Restaurant the perfect destination for special occasions or romantic evenings. With its prime location and culinary excellence, it’s no wonder the Jules Verne Restaurant remains a coveted dining destination in Paris.
Georges
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Address: Place Georges-Pompidou
75004 PARIS (4th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Lines 1 (Châtalet & Hotel de Ville station) or 11 (Châtalet, Hotel de Ville & Rambuteau stations) or 4 & 14 (Chatalet) or RER A, B & D (Châtelet Les Halles)
Open Hours: Monday to Sunday 12pm – 2am. Closed on Tuesdays. Reservations recommended.
Perched atop the Centre Pompidou, Georges Restaurant offers a sophisticated dining experience with breathtaking views of Paris. Accessible by a private elevator, the restaurant exudes contemporary elegance and chic Parisian flair.
Georges Restaurant boasts a diverse menu inspired by French and international cuisines, curated by renowned chef Thierry Guichon. Diners can indulge in exquisite dishes ranging from seafood platters and gourmet salads to traditional French delicacies, all prepared with the finest ingredients.
With its stylish ambiance and panoramic windows overlooking Paris landmarks, Georges Restaurant is perfect for romantic dinners, special occasions, or casual gatherings. Whether enjoying cocktails on the terrace or savoring a gourmet meal, guests are treated to an unforgettable culinary journey amidst the enchanting Parisian skyline.
Madame Brasserie
Address: Champ de Mars, 5 Avenue Anatole France, 75007 Paris (7th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 6, (Bir-Hakeim station) Metro Line 9 (Trocadero) or RER Line C (Champs de Mars – Tour Eiffel station)
Open Hours: Monday to Sunday 9am – 11pm (Please arrive 30 minutes before your reservation to allow you ample time to get to your table on time)
Nestled within the iconic Eiffel Tower, Madame Brasserie offers a delightful culinary experience amidst stunning Parisian panoramas. Accessed via a dedicated elevator to the first level of the tower, guests are greeted by the warm ambiance and chic décor of the brasserie.
The menu at Madame Brasserie showcases classic French brasserie cuisine with a contemporary twist, curated by Chef Alain Ducasse. Diners can savor delectable dishes such as steak frites, seafood platters, and gourmet salads while enjoying sweeping views of Paris.
With its relaxed atmosphere and impeccable service, Madame Brasserie is ideal for beautiful breakfasts, leisurely lunches, romantic dinners, or casual gatherings with friends and family. Whether indulging in a sumptuous meal or sipping champagne on the terrace, you’re in for a memorable meal – and we recommend booking a window table to make the most of your experience.
Les Ombres
Address: 27 Quai Branly, 75007 Paris (7th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 9, (Alma-Marceau station), or Metro Line 6, (Bir-Hakeim station)
Open Hours: Monday to Sunday 12pm – 2:30pm, 7pm – 10:30pm (Reservations recommended)
Located near the Eiffel Tower, Les Ombres offers a sophisticated dining experience with stunning views of Paris landmarks. Situated on the rooftop of the Musée du Quai Branly, the restaurant combines contemporary design with panoramic vistas.
Les Ombres features a refined menu highlighting French culinary traditions with a modern twist. Chef Frédéric Claudel crafts exquisite dishes using seasonal ingredients, showcasing the richness of French gastronomy.
Diners can enjoy a diverse selection of dishes, from delicate seafood creations to innovative meat entrees, complemented by an extensive wine list. The restaurant’s terrace provides an ideal setting for intimate dinners or special celebrations, offering unparalleled views of the Eiffel Tower and the Seine River.
Le Ciel de Paris
Address: 33 Avenue du Maine, 75015 PARIS (15th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Lines 4, 6, 12 & 13 (Montparnasse-Bienvenüe station)
Open Hours: Monday to Sunday 8.30am-12.30am (Reservations recommended)
Perched atop the iconic Montparnasse Tower, Ciel de Paris offers a unique dining experience with panoramic views of the Paris skyline. Located on the 56th floor, the restaurant boasts floor-to-ceiling windows, providing breathtaking vistas of the city’s landmarks.
Ciel de Paris features a sophisticated menu showcasing French gastronomy with contemporary flair. Chef Christophe Marchais creates culinary masterpieces using fresh, locally sourced ingredients, ensuring a memorable dining experience.
Guests can indulge in a variety of dishes, from classic French favorites to innovative creations, paired with an extensive selection of wines and cocktails.
La Tour d’Argent
Address: 15 Quai de la Tournelle, 75005 Paris (5th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 10 (Maubert-Mutualité station); Metro Line 7 (Pont Marie station)
Open Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 12pm – 2pm, 7pm – 10pm (Reservations recommended)
Nestled along the Seine River in the heart of Paris, La Tour d’Argent offers a culinary journey amidst breathtaking views of the Notre Dame Cathedral and the River Seine. Situated in the 5th arrondissement, the restaurant embodies the essence of French gastronomy with its rich history and exquisite cuisine.
La Tour d’Argent presents a refined menu featuring classic French dishes elevated to perfection by Chef Philippe Labbé. From signature duck specialties to innovative seasonal creations, each dish reflects the restaurant’s commitment to culinary excellence.
L’Oiseau Blanc
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Address: 19 Avenue Kléber, 75116 Paris (16th Arrondissement)
How to get here: Accessible by Metro Line 6 (get off at the Boissière station) or Line 9 (get off at the Trocadéro station)
Open Hours: Daily 12:30pm – 2:30pm, 7pm – 10:30pm (Reservations Recommended)
Perched atop The Peninsula Paris in the 16th arrondissement, L’Oiseau Blanc offers a culinary experience with panoramic views of the Eiffel Tower and the city skyline. The Two Michelin star restaurant, named after the historic biplane, celebrates French gastronomy with a contemporary twist.
Chef David Bizet curates an exquisite menu featuring seasonal ingredients and innovative culinary techniques. Each creation reflects the restaurant’s dedication to culinary excellence, from delicate seafood dishes to succulent meats.
Guests can indulge in gourmet delights while admiring the iconic landmarks of Paris from the restaurant’s elegant dining room or terrace. With its sophisticated ambiance and unparalleled vistas, L’Oiseau Blanc promises an unforgettable dining journey in the heart of the City of Paris.
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