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Eiffel Tower 3
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Few things symbolize Paris like the Eiffel Tower. It is found on postcards, paintings, books, tee-shirts. Even furnishings like lamps are fashioned into the recognizable shape. Of course, a trip to Paris simply isn't complete without a trip to the Eiffel Tower. It really isn't the most thing in Paris, though, despite its . There are many attractions that are far older with a much richer history. There are more romantic (and less crowded) spots. There are even better views of the city (climb the stairs at Notre Dame, go up the Tour Montparnesse, or go to the top of the Arc de Triomphe). You also do not physically have to visit the Eiffel Tower to it. Anywhere in central Paris is almost sure to feature a view of the architectural wonder. If you do go, you can climb to the second floor, or take an elevator to the top. You will have to in line for one of the two elevators, although trips are around 8 minutes apart between the two. Avoid the masses by going early in the morning on weekdays. Visit the first floor for displays on the tower's history, to send a post card right from the tower (there is a postal branch there) or to dine at the Altitude 95 restaurant. On the second floor, visit the more upscale Jules Verne restaurant. Both levels have souvenir shops and Internet kiosks. At the top, get a view of the (and there are panoramic guides to tell you what you are seeing). This is so high-up, though, it can be difficult to make things out.
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