Paris vista de cima é a cereja do bolo de um roteiro pela capital francesa. O melhor é notar que o panorama da cidade muda totalmente entre o dia e a noite. Um show à parte.
A melhor forma de conseguir as perspectivas mais bonitas e garantir aquelas fotos especiais é com planejamento. Fizemos uma seleção de onze lugares com as vistas mais espetaculares para quem quer ver Paris pelo alto.
Paris vista de cima: 11 melhores vistas do alto
Torre Eiffel
Essa aqui foi fácil demais. A Torre Eiffel não é só o lugar mais conhecido de Paris, como também oferece uma ótima vista de cima. Com 3 níveis que podem ser visitados – o 1º a 57 metros de altura, o 2º de 115 metros e o topo com 275 metros – a perspectiva do alto é uma das mais incrível de toda a Paris.
O Champ-de-Mars, os jardins do Trocadéro, Quai Branly além de toda a região central da Cidade Luz com diferentes perspectivas, mais perto ou mais longe, mais baixo ou mais alto… você escolhe 😉
Torre Eiffel
Endereço: Champ de Mars. Site
Datas e horários:
- De 13 de junho a 29 de agosto
- De elevador: 09:00 – 00:45 último elevador antes das 23:00, para o topo antes das 22:30
- De escada: 09:00 – 00:30 último acesso antes da meia-noite
- Resto do ano
- De elevador: 09:30 – 23:45 último elevador antes das 23:00, para o topo antes das 22:30
- De escada: 09:30 – 18:30 último acesso antes das 18:00
Ingressos:
- Elevador para o 2º andar
- Adultos: 16,60 euros
- Elevador para o topo
- Adultos: 25,90 euros
- Escadas para o 2º andar
- Adultos: 10,40 euros
- Escada para o 2 andar e elevador para o topo
- Adultos: 19,70 euros
Torre Montparnasse
A Torre Montparnasse é uma outra excelente dica para ver Paris de cima. Com um panorama de 360º no topo dos seus 200 metros, a construção é um daqueles locais em que a Torre Eiffel ganha outra perspectiva, com uma visão ampla do monumento.
Um pouco mais acima, no 59º andar, o local reserva ainda um rooftop com um bar de champagne.
Só atenção para não subir a torre em época de tempo fechado. Afinal, tentar ter uma vista de cima de Paris enquanto a neblina encobre tudo a um palmo de distância do rosto, não parece ser a melhor das ideias.
Torre Montparnasse
Endereço: 33 Avenue du Maine. Site
Datas e horários:
- 1 de abril a 30 de setembro
- Segunda a domingo: das 9h30 às 23h30
- 1 de outubro a 31 de março
- Domingo a quinta-feira: das 9h30 às 22h30
- Sexta a sábado: das 9h30 às 23 horas
- A última subida de elevador é liberada 30 minutos antes de fechar.
Ingressos:
- Bilhete normal
- Adultos (acima de 18 anos): 18 euros
- Bilhete Dia & Noite (válido para 2 visitas em 48h)
- Adultos: 23 euros
Panthéon
O Panthéon é uma antiga igreja neoclássica inaugurada em meados do século 18. A construção, que fica no alto do monte de Santa Genoveva, tem 110 metros de comprimento e sua cúpula se torna ideal para deslumbrar outros ângulos de Paris.
Panthéon
Endereço: Place du Panthéon. Site
Datas e horários:
- De 2 de janeiro a 31 de março
- Segunda a domingo: das 10 hs às 18 hs
- De 1º de abril a 30 de setembro
- Segunda a domingo: das 10 hs às 18h30
- De 1º de outubro a 31 de dezembro
- Segunda a domingo: 10 hs às 18 hs.
- 1º de janeiro, 1º de maio, 25 de dezembro e 17 de junho: FECHADO
- Última entrada 45 minutos antes do horário de encerramento.
Ingressos: bilheteria e valores não disponíveis devido a epidemia do coronavírus
Basílica Sacré Coeur
Aberta em 1914, a Basílica de Sacré Coeur fica no ponto mais alto Paris. A vista é ampla para toda a região central da Cidade Luz. Porém, o panorama não é dos mais famosos, já que os pontos mais conhecidos da capital da França ficam todos distantes, incluindo a Torre Eiffel.
Basílica Sacré Coeur
- Endereço: 35 Rue du Chevalier de la Barre. Site
- Datas e horários: de segunda a domingo, das 6 hs às 22h30
- Ingressos: gratuito
Arco do Triunfo
A vista do alto do Arco do Triunfo é uma das mais marcantes. O arco em si já é um dos maiores símbolos parisienses, somado a vista da cidade a 50 metros de altura, é difícil resistir aos clichês franceses.
Além da vista para a Torre Eiffel, o topo do Arco do Triunfo também é excelente para ver o Champs-Élysées.
Arco do Triunfo
Endereço: Place Charles de Gaulle. Site
Datas e horários:
- De 2 de janeiro a 31 de março
- Segunda a domingo: das 10 hs às 22h30
- De 1º de abril a 30 de setembro
- Segunda a domingo: das 10 hs às 23 hs
- De 1º de outubro a 31 de dezembro
- Segundo a domingo: das 10 hs às 22h30
- Última entrada 45 minutos antes do encerramento.
- O número de visitantes é limitado e, por isso, as bilheterias podem encerrar as vendas antes do horário programado.
Ingressos: bilheteria e valores não disponíveis devido a epidemia do coronavírus
Galeries Lafayette
Não é só de compras que a Galeries Lafayette pode ser conhecida na França. Se você não está muito afim de gastar seus euros ou se está apenas passeando, suba até o terraço e se surpreenda.
Além disso, no terraço também ficam um restaurante e um bar onde dá para fazer uma boquinha enquanto admira toda a cidade ao fundo. Para subir no espaço não precisa pagar nada.
Galeria Lafayette
- Endereço: 1912, 9º arrondissement. Site
- Datas e horários: datas e horários não disponíveis devido a epidemia do coronavírus
Arco de la Defense
O Arco de la Defense, aberto em 1989, é a versão moderninha do Arco do Triunfo. Apesar do nome de arco, a arquitetura mais lembra uma caixa com um vão no meio.
O monumento tem quase 111 metros de altura e seu rooftop proporciona uma vista de 360º de toda a cidade francesa, tanto o lado mais antigo quanto o mais moderno. Lá também encontramos um restaurante e um grande jardim.
Arco de la Defense
- Endereço: 1 Parvis de la Défense. Site
- Data e Horários: segunda a domingo: das 10 hs até 19 hs. Última viagem de elevador para cima às 18h30
- Ingresso: adultos: 15 euros
Instituto do Mundo Árabe
O Instituto do Mundo Árabe foi aberto em 1987 e retrata a cultura árabe. Com uma construção de 32 metros de altura, o terraço do instituto tem entrada gratuita e é outro ponto estratégico para ter o melhor de Paris. O espaço também abriga o restaurante Le Zyriab.
Instituto do Mundo Árabe
- Endereço: 1 Rue des Fossés Saint-Bernard. Site
- Datas e horários: terça, quarta e sexta: das 10 hs às 18 hs. Quinta, sábado e domingo: das 10 hs às 19 hs. Fechado às segundas.
- Ingressos: entrada para o rooftop – gratuito
Parque de Belleville
Assim como o Panthéon, o Parque de Belleville fica em uma colina que também é conhecida por ser um dos pontos mais altos de Paris. A melhor parte é conseguir ver os melhores pontos da capital da França sem o grande aglomerado de turistas.
Parque de Belleville
- Endereço: 47 Rue des Couronnes
- Datas e horários: Segunda a sexta: das 8 hs às 17h45 / 19h / 20h30 ou 21h30 dependendo da estação. Sábado e domingo: das 9 hs às 17h45 / 19h / 20h30 ou 21h30 dependendo da estação.
- Ingressos: gratuito
Rooftop da Printemps
A Printemps é uma loja de departamentos na região central de Paris. Além das variadas marcas de roupas e artigos de moda, é lá também onde fica um rooftop com vista panorâmica de toda a Cidade Luz.
Para acessar o topo do 7º andar do prédio histórico em que a Printemps fica o viajante não paga nada. Porém, como em muitos locais dessa lista, você encontra um café onde são vendidas diferentes bebidas e alguns pratos para calçar o estômago.
Printemps
- Endereço: 64 Boulevard Haussmann. Site
- Datas e horários: Segunda a sábado: das 9h35 às 20 hs. Quinta-feira: das 9h35 às 20h45. Domingo: das 11h às 19h.
- Ingressos: gratuito
Beaubourg no Centre Pompidou
O Beaubourg fica no Centre Georges Pompidou, um museu de arte moderna que atrai milhares de visitantes todos os anos, mas que atrai também os admiradores de belas paisagens parisienses.
No topo do museu, é possível ter uma ampla vista de Paris com vista para a Torre Eiffel e a Sacré-Coeur (e o melhor: o acesso é feito pelas escadas rolantes, nada de maratona de subida).
Beaubourg no Centre Pompidou
- Endereço: Place Georges-Pompidou. Site
- Ingressos: bilheteria e valores não disponíveis devido a epidemia do coronavírus
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The lobby is pretty huge — about 3,500+ titles going by the counter, with the usual heavy hitters are all there: Pragmatic Play, Net Ent, Play’n GO, BTG, Betsoft, Microgaming’s back catalogue. Personally I rinse Gates of Olympus plus Book of Dead, both run fine in browser. Live dealer’s all Evolution, which means what you’re getting — real croupiers, Crazy Time for a change of pace. They do sports as well, which gets a bit of use from me for footy, decent odds, nothing groundbreaking.
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Cashouts have been the stronger part for me. Visa and Mastercard go through, Skrill and Neteller are there, Bitcoin and a few other coins for anyone who wants that. Skrill withdrawals have landed same day twice; Visa took slower, 3-4 days. My main gripe was the verification — it took 36-48 hours to clear my documents, so the first cashout just sat there the whole time. Not dodgy, but a bit of a wait.
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Been playing at Tenobet for the spring, so I figure I’ve got enough history to actually comment. Stumbled on it off a mate of mine who was chasing a site with decent slot coverage that didn’t have all the deposit limit nagging you run into now on the UK licensed sites. Should flag early: this isn’t UKGC licensed and it’s not on GamStop, and that cuts both ways.
The lobby is pretty huge — about 4,000+ titles by my count, and the providers that matter are all there: Pragmatic, NetEnt, Play n GO, BTG, Yggdrasil, Microgaming. I mostly rinse Gates of Olympus and Book of Dead, which both run fine in browser. The live rooms are all Evolution, so you know exactly what you expect — proper croupiers, Crazy Time for a change of pace. There’s a sportsbook too, which I’ve used a handful of times for the football, it’s fine, nothing more.
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