11 Famous Landmarks in Paris

Paris has 11 landmarks with a full visitor guide on this site, across Paris. Each guide below sets out the entry fee, opening hours, how long to allow, the best months to go and how to get there from the nearest transport hub, alongside the tours and tickets that include it. Use the table to compare cost and visit length before picking which ones fit your trip.

Paris landmarks at a glance

Entry fee, typical visit length and best time to visit for each landmark in Paris
Landmark	Where	Entry	Typical visit	Best time
Eiffel Tower	Paris	—	1-2 hours	early morning for fewer crowds
Louvre	Paris	—	2-4 hours	weekday mornings for smaller crowds
Notre-Dame de Paris	Paris	—	1-2 hours	early morning for fewer crowds
Musée d'Orsay	Paris	—	2-3 hours	morning for smaller crowds
Arc de Triomphe	Paris	—	30-60 minutes	morning for fewer crowds
Centre Pompidou	Paris	—	2-3 hours	morning for smaller crowds
Palais Garnier	Paris	—	1-2 hours	morning for fewer crowds
Panthéon	Paris	—	1-2 hours	spring and autumn for mild weather
Sainte-Chapelle	Paris	—	30-45 minutes	morning for smaller crowds
Les Invalides	Paris	—	1-2 hours	morning for fewer crowds
Moulin Rouge	Paris	—	1-2 hours	evening for cabaret shows