What do you see and how far do you see from top Eiffel tower?

Answer 1

The Seine River flows directly in front of the tower under the Iéna Bridge which you can see from the tower. Behind the tower, you can see the Champ de Mars, a large park, with the École Militaire (a military school) at the other end. You can also see the rolling hills with its trees and buldings scattered over them.

Answer 2

The Eiffel tower is 324m high which would give a theoretical distance to the horizon ( if the surrounding land was perfectly flat) of 64.9km.

However, the highest observation platform is at 276.1m which gives a 59.9km distant horizon. The actual distance varies depending on the relative level of the ground in the direction of view, and the atmospheric conditions, weather etc.

Answer 3

You can see the "Champ de Mars", the "Arch de Triomphe", the "Iéna Bridge", the Seine River and all of the 36 bridges of Paris, the Basilica of the Sacred-Heart, and if the weather is clear, all the area in a 70 km (about 45 miles) radius from the tower.

Answer 4

you can see the Eiffel tower - with or without its lights - from the heights of Triel-sur-Seine, about 31 or 32 kilometres away in bee line from the site. The official website states that the flooding lights on the top could be seen as far as 80 kilometres away; there is no indication regarding the "regular" lighting.

Answer 5

You can see up to 70 kilometres away from the Eiffel tower, but most of the horizon is limited to a range of 10 to 30 kilometres by the landscape around Paris.

Answer 6

yes you can see the whole Paris from the iefiil tower

Answer 7

You can see about 40 miles on a good day, and the whole of Paris - though the tower is some way from the centre, so you can't see much detail

Answer 8

You can see about 59 kilometers to 37 miles from the top of the Eiffel tower.

Answer 9

I have no fu CK ing idea.