Visitors to the Eiffel Tower now have a new way to appreciate the iconic symbol of Paris. One of the world's most recognizable landmarks has reopened its unusual attraction—the Vertigo of the Tower suspension bridge, which has already attracted the attention of tourists from around the world.
The approximately 40-meter-long structure connects the tower's eastern and western supports and is located almost 60 meters above ground. The bridge is constructed entirely of mesh elements: over 25 panels are used in its construction, creating a "transparent" space beneath one's feet and enhancing the feeling of height.
This new experience allows guests to literally "walk on air" and see Paris from a unique perspective. The attraction is designed for a small number of people: no more than four visitors are allowed on the bridge at a time, making the experience safer and more comfortable.
Access to the bridge is included in the standard tower ticket. To access, simply scan the QR code on site and reserve a time slot within the next hour.
The project had been launched previously, but it reopened to the public in 2026, and the bridge will remain open until May 3. Experts note that such initiatives help to highlight famous landmarks in a new light and make the tourist experience more vibrant and memorable.
