Eiffel Tower Review 🇫🇷✨

Eiffel Tower Review – Visit Paris in March 🇫🇷✨ I just had the chance to visit the Eiffel Tower in March. I must say that I was very impressed! Although the weather was still a bit cold (around 8–14°C), it was still just right. You can walk around without getting tired or hot. Most importantly, there weren’t as many people as during the high season. Taking pictures was beautiful and airy, and you didn’t have to squeeze in with anyone. 🌤 Weather & Atmosphere: The weather was cool and comfortable, with some strong winds. The sky wasn’t cloudy, and the light was beautiful. Taking pictures during the day was great. At night, it was incredibly romantic. The Eiffel Tower’s lights turned on around 7pm, and the lights would flash every hour. You had to see it. It was really beautiful. 🗼 Going up to the Eiffel Tower: We chose to go up to the top floor (summit). We bought tickets online in advance so we wouldn’t have to wait in long lines. The view from the top was amazing. You could see the entire city of Paris in a panoramic view, and you could see the Seine River flowing through it. And other landmarks such as Sacré-Cœur and Arc de Triomphe are clear. 📸 Tips for photographers: If you like taking pictures, I recommend taking pictures from the Champ de Mars or Rue de l’Université to get a classic angle of the Eiffel Tower. Or go to Trocadéro for a high-angle view, very postcard-like. 🥐 Nearby food: I recommend trying a bakery or cafe nearby, sitting and sipping coffee, looking at the Eiffel Tower. The atmosphere is good without trying anything. It’s really Paris. 🚇 Getting to the Eiffel Tower Getting to the Eiffel Tower is not difficult because it is located in the heart of Paris and there are several ways to choose from: 1. Subway (Métro) – The most convenient! • Get off at Bir-Hakeim station (Line 6 – Green) From the station, walk for about 5-10 minutes and you will reach the foot of the Eiffel Tower. Along the way, there are many photo spots. • Or get off at Trocadéro station (line 6 or 9) And walk through the square to get a full view of the Eiffel Tower. It's very beautiful and grand. It's perfect for taking pictures before getting close. 2. RER (commuter train) • Get off at Champ de Mars – Tour Eiffel station (line RER C). This station is closest to the Eiffel Tower. It takes less than 5 minutes to walk. 3. Bus • There are many lines passing through, such as 42, 69, 82, 87. It's suitable if you want to sit and see the city as you can see the streets of Paris. 4. Walking • If you're in the Saint-Germain, Invalides, or along the Seine River, walking to the Eiffel Tower is very enjoyable. There are views along the way. I recommend walking in the evening when the sky is changing colors. It's very romantic. 5. Seine River Boat (Batobus) • For those who like to chill, take a boat to see the city and get on and off at the piers. One of the stops is near the Eiffel Tower. ⸻ Tips: • If you want to get a sunset photo, go around 5-6 pm in March. • The ticket can be used with T+ tickets for both Métro and RER in the city zone. • Download the app “Bonjour RATP” or “Citymapper” to get real-time directions. 🎟️ Things to know: • Buy tickets online in advance, save a lot of time. • Bring a windbreaker because the Eiffel Tower is windy. • If you want to take night photos, bring a small tripod. ⸻ Summary: For anyone who is going to Paris in March, it is considered a good time. The weather is comfortable, not too crowded, and the Eiffel Tower is a must-see. At least you can see the lights at night, which is the best. #Get a discount without relying on luck