No, the Eiffel Tower is not going to be demolished in 2026. Despite what’s been circulating across social media, the iconic Paris landmark remains fully operational and continues to welcome tourists from across the world.
The viral rumor emerged after two unrelated events were twisted into a misleading narrative. Earlier this month, the Eiffel Tower was temporarily closed due to a nationwide strike in France, which led to some safety concerns and short-term disruptions. Around the same time, a satirical news outlet published a fictional article claiming that the Eiffel Tower would be dismantled and replaced with a giant slide—a joke that was never meant to be taken seriously.
However, several high-follower social media accounts combined the satire and the real-life strike, and falsely claimed that the tower’s operating lease was set to expire and demolition was imminent due to structural fatigue.
This is entirely false.
In reality, the Eiffel Tower remains a robust and self-sufficient monument. It generates over €117 million annually, does not depend on state funding, and is maintained by Société d’Exploitation de la Tour Eiffel (SETE), which oversees the tower’s operations. Structural assessments continue to show that the tower is in safe condition, and tickets remain available for booking via its official website.
Tourists planning to visit Paris can rest assured: the Eiffel Tower stands tall and strong, just as it has for over 130 years. Let this serve as another reminder to always fact-check before sharing online content—especially when it comes to world heritage landmarks.
Arc de Triomphe located in Champs Elysees is often referred to as “the most beautiful avenue in the world.” This avenue is the most busiest place in town right from luxurious boutiques (Cartier to Louis Vuitton) to restaurants, cafes the famous cinemas, Lido and so on everything available on this particular avenue. The best way to explore this place is by foot. While I was exploring this beautiful avenue, I came the Arc de Triomphe.
Next the best way to explore Paris is through the Cruise ride. Yes the City of Lights is best explored while you sail on the water of the Seine River. A Panoramic View stands before you making the beautiful city of Paris look at it’s best. On this Cruise ride, you get the view of the Louvre Museum, a massive Royal Palace which is situated right in the Seine River, following which you get to see the beautiful Cathedral Notre-Dame, which is a medieval Catholic Cathedral, The Effiel Tower ( My Favourite) and ofcourse much more.
And the best part about this Cruise ride is that all these places can be visited both during the day and the night too. So if you missed it during the day, you can visit them at night. At night these structure looks the best as all the monuments are lit up as the City is known to be called as “City of Light”
As the name suggest this place is called the Latin Quarter of Paris as during the middle age it the Language which was prominent in Universities as the international language of learning.. The Latin Quarter is situated towards the left of Seine River known for Student life, Lively Atmosphere, Hang Out Places, a home to several students and educational institutes and most importantly it has the famous Luxembourg Park. This Park was first a private garden but it was in the year 1612, this park was opened to general public. The Park is very pleasant place to walk around, in the shadow of the nature consisting a wide varieties of trees of apple, apiary to flowers like orchids adding beauty to this place. The main part of this beautiful park is a large French Style Garden with a circular pond surrounded by statues and trees in the pot.
Well, the name is enough! I don’t think I should say anything further! The first picture that comes to your mind when you speak about Disneyland is the massive princess castle, the Mickey Mouse and his family, and all the fun rides which makes this place the most visited place in town.
And the last but not the least, my favorite monument, the reason I wanted to visit Paris – the most beautiful and elegant Eiffel Tower of Paris. About 324 meters high, built by the famous Gustave Eiffel to mark the centenary of the French Revolution in the year 1889. I am sure he too didn’t have an idea, that Eiffel Tower will soon grow to become the love symbol across the globe. It because of this beautiful structure, Paris is often referred to “City of Love”
The view from the Effiel Tower is mesmerizing especially from the 2nd Floor, the Tower has a lift which takes you to the point where the whole of the Paris looks beautiful, just like a bird eye view.
