Landmarks · Paris, France
How tall is the Eiffel Tower?
Paris’s iron giant reaches 330 metres, antenna included. Opened in 1889, it has kept growing as broadcasting equipment has changed its skyline silhouette.
330 m
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- Height, including antenna
- Subject or version
- Paris, France
- In feet, rounded
- 1,082.7 ft (1 ft = 0.3048 m)
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A little more perspective
Its latest growth spurt came in March 2022: a helicopter installed a new radio antenna, adding six metres. That is a building-sized change at the very top, without adding another observation floor.
Try placing Saturn V beside it. Using the heights in this scene, the tower is just under three Saturn V rockets tall: 330 ÷ 111 ≈ 2.97. A familiar landmark becomes a surprisingly handy space-race ruler.
Quick facts
The Paris landmark reaches 330 metres with its antenna. Its open iron lattice has been part of the city skyline since 1889.
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