Arc de Triomphe

The Arc de Triomphe is a popular Parisian monument. The video notes that visitors can climb to the top for a panoramic view. It's described as vibrant, crowded, and a key site on the famous Champs-Élysées avenue. The surrounding circular plaza is a central hub for several boulevards.

One of Paris’s best-known monuments, standing at the end of the Champs-Élysées. Known for panoramic city views and historical importance.

The Arc de Triomphe, situated on Place Charles de Gaulle, was commissioned by Napoleon I to commemorate the victories of the French armies. It is also the site of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier from World War I, symbolizing patriotic memory.

A famed Paris landmark where visitors can go to the roof for panoramic city views. Noted for its historical and architectural significance.A famed Paris landmark where visitors can go to the roof for panoramic city views. Noted for its historical and architectural significance.

Climbing the monument is shown as a highlight, with remarks on the beautiful panoramic view and enduring appeal for tourists. It is a celebrated Parisian icon in the video.

Major Paris landmark surrounded by a busy roundabout. Visitors access it by crossing underground stairs rather than at street level.

One of Paris' most famous monuments, honors fallen soldiers. Features reliefs, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and panoramic city views. Admission about $18. Best at sunset; the nightly Eternal Flame lighting is at 6:30pm.

Mentioned as a nearby landmark to the Champs-Elysees pharmacy, recognizable for its impressive and gaudy lights.

An iconic monument at the center of the Champs-Elysées, renowned for its grand architecture and historic significance.

A famous Paris monument offering one of the best views of Paris. Free entry for people under 26. The visit involves climbing 284 steps for panoramic sights of Paris’s famous landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and Champs Elysées.

A top recommendation for Day 3. This famous monument is a symbol of Paris and offers city views from the top.

Climb 284 steps to reach the top of the Arc de Triomphe.

Visited as part of the sightseeing itinerary in Paris.

Provides a stunning view from the Charle de Gaulle - Étoile Metro Station. Recognized as one of the must-visit sights in Paris.

Visited and walked to the Arc de Triomphe during the Paris layover.

Arc de Triomphe is a massive, iconic monument honoring Napoleon's victories, surrounded by 12 major streets. Visitors can climb to the top for a 360-degree view of Paris.

Recommended as the best spot to watch the sunset in Paris. It’s free to access for people under 26 years old.

Commissioned by Napoleon; 50 meters high and 45 meters wide; one of Paris's main symbols; going up costs 13 euros.

Suggested as one of the main places to visit on the first day in Paris.

You can view it from afar or enter through a small tunnel. Tickets are available to go up to the top for a panoramic view of Paris.

Suggested as a must-visit for panoramic city views.

End the day climbing the Arc de Triomphe to see a spectacular sunset and the Eiffel Tower lighting up.

Going up the Arc de Triomphe is suggested as an activity, with a ticket price provided. Offers a unique view over Paris.

The video highlights that the summit of the Arc de Triomphe is considered the best spot to watch the sunset in Paris. Entry is free for those under 26 years old.

Suggested as a sightseeing spot instead of climbing the Eiffel Tower, since you can't see the Eiffel Tower from atop it.

The mall offers views of the Arc de Triomphe.

Go to the top of the Arc de Triomphe at sunset for the best views of the Eiffel Tower and to experience the iconic monument.

Go to the esplanade via the underground tunnel (not above). For good photos, head to Avenue de la Grande Armée.

Recommended to buy tickets in advance and climb 248 stairs for a panoramic view of the city.

Climbed the Arc de Triomphe, mentioning the many stairs and how exhausting it was.

Recommended as a check-in spot. No further details about what to do or why to visit are given.

You can go up the Arc de Triomphe for free if you're under 25 and reserve online. It's the only place in Paris with a perfect view of all monuments.

Free for those under 26.

Take nice photos at the Arc de Triomphe and see it from below; you'll be amazed. You'll also find the Eternal Flame there.

Suggested as part of a walk on the first day, recommended to arrive there during a route from the Eiffel Tower along the Champs-Élysées.

Open 9am to 6pm (Wednesdays & Fridays until 9pm). Tickets required, with free entry on the first Friday of each month after 6pm.

Suggested as an alternative to going up the Eiffel Tower; the rooftop offers beautiful 360-degree views of the city.

Symbol of French pride, can climb for city views and learn about its history.