The Grande Arche de la Défense
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What to expect
No, it's not from the Eiffel Tower that you'll get the most beautiful view of Paris. To enjoy an absolutely breathtaking view of the capital and its monuments, head to the La Défense district in Puteaux. After eight years of closure to the public, the Grande Arche de la Fraternité now offers you the opportunity to stroll on the largest terrace in Paris, a fabulous 100-meter-long promenade bridge.
Opening Hours of the Grande Arche Roof
Open every day from 10 am to 7 pm (last ascent at 6:30 pm)
Why Visit the Grande Arche de la Défense Roof
THE SKY HAS ITS WAY
At the top of La Grande Arche, you will discover what is now the largest terrace in Paris. A 100-meter-long promenade bridge crosses the building in the continuity of the historical axis.
From there, you can see the great monuments that have shaped the identity of the capital, from the Louvre to the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower. But it is also a view of the largest open-air museum in France with 69 monumental pieces exhibited on the esplanade of La Défense, including Calder's Stabile and César's Thumb.
A SPECTACULAR ASCENT
Upon your arrival, impressive white marble stairs will face you, where, in good weather, hundreds of people gather for a moment of relaxation.
After climbing the steps, you can enjoy a spectacular ascent and a unique panorama of Paris and beyond. Thanks to the panoramic elevators of the Arch, a stunning view to the top and a truly singular experience are offered.
More than 100 meters of height are thus covered in a sensational way! A dizzying ascent around towers designed by the greatest French and international architects.
