Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas

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Location

Las Vegas
United States
36° 6' 44.8992" N, 115° 10' 17.616" W
US
General info: 

Paris Las Vegas is a complex of hotel and casino buildings that are replicas of famous buildings in Paris. It is located on the Strip and features venues resembling the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe, the Paris Opera House, etc. It’s biggest attraction and the tallest building is a half-scale high replica of the Eiffel Tower.

The Las Vegas Eiffel Tower gives the visitors a breathtaking view of the city. From the height of 165 m, almost every part of Las Vegas is visible. Add to that the 360-degree panorama and you’ll realize why the Eiffel Tower is one of the top attractions also in this part of the world.

The tower is open all day, but at night is really comes alive. The rush hour here starts as soon as the sun goes down as the visitors want to enjoy in the romantic view of the shiny city. And really, there is no better place to see it in its full glory than from here.

Getting there: 

The Eiffel Tower is a part of the Paris Las Vegas complex of hotels and casinos. It is located on the Strip at the address 3655 Las Vegas Boulevard South Las Vegas, Nevada 89109. The Bally's & Paris Las Vegas monorail station is just outside the complex.

Costs: 

Admission costs $7.50 per person.

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