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The 2nd floor

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West garden

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Official eiffel tower tour guide for your mobile.

The Eiffel Tower mobile guide provides you with all the information you need to make the most of your visit to the Eiffel Tower. In it, you will discover all the services available: restaurants, refreshments, shops, restrooms, etc. A multidimensional map will allow you to orient yourselft to the floors and gardens, without missing any of the cultural and historical information about the Tower.

History and Culture

How tall is the Eiffel Tower? When was it build? Did they really intend to demolish it? Since when has the tower been illuminated? Where is Gustave Eiffel's office located? Must see sites on each floor: the square, gardens, 1st floor, 2nd floor, the summit. The Eiffel Tower, a world icon, has also been a source of inspiration for many artists. During your visit, we will introduce you to some of these works of art.

Important statistics

So, you think you know the Tower? But do you know how long it took to build it? Discover all the important statistics about the Tower during your visit.

A magnificent view

Incredibly majestic, the Eiffel Tower dominates Paris. It offers a magnificent view of the entire city. Revealing, on you climb up, an infinite number of perspectives. The panorama on the 2nd floor is exceptional, revealing details of the closest monuments and the intermingling of streets and avenues designed by Baron Haussmann. From the summit, the view is breathtaking: with your hair tousled by the wind that blows most of the time, you will be surprised by the silence that reigns there, the city noises that reach the summit are quite muffled. Our tour guide will introduce you to one of the most fabulous monuments ever built by man.

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The First floor of the Eiffel Tower is popular among travelers. It contains multiple restaurants, snack bars, and shops. You can easily spend a few hours on the first floor having lunch or drinks. You can also purchase tickets or a tour that includes the first floor with or without elevator access. The stairs will work out your legs but can be more pleasant than a crowded elevator in the hot summer. All of our Eiffel Tower tours will give you access to the first floor and we recommend spending time there during your day visit to have a refreshing beverage! The second floor is the most popular and provides stunning views. If you are highly athletic, you could walk up to the second floor but it is recommended to use the elevator for most people. On your way down, the stairs can be less crowded and easy from the second floor. The summit is the most desired floor and the hardest to get tickets for. We run an Eiffel Tower Summit tour which you'll want to book far in advance if you are to reserve spots.

The Eiffel Tower is a must-see monument if you're visiting Paris, which means it can be difficult, if not impossible, to find tickets during warm months. Check out our options below so you don't miss your chance to climb the Eiffel Tower! We offer a variety of tours including the elevators, stairs, different levels of access, and even Seine River cruises. Booking in advance ensures you'll get a spot and takes the guess work out of travel! The First floor of the Eiffel Tower is popular among travelers. It contains multiple restaurants, snack bars, and shops. You can easily spend a few hours on the first floor having lunch or drinks. You can also purchase tickets or a tour that includes the first floor with or without elevator access. The stairs will work out your legs but can be more pleasant than a crowded elevator in the hot summer. All of our Eiffel Tower tours will give you access to the first floor and we recommend spending time there during your day visit to have a refreshing beverage! The second floor is the most popular and provides stunning views. If you are highly athletic, you could walk up to the second floor but it is recommended to use the elevator for most people. On your way down, the stairs can be less crowded and easy from the second floor. The summit is the most desired floor and the hardest to get tickets for. We run an Eiffel Tower Summit tour which you'll want to book far in advance if you are to reserve spots.

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12 Interesting Facts and Secrets About the Eiffel Tower

Explore the history, science, and secrets of Paris' most famous landmark.

The Eiffel Tower — or, la Tour Eiffel — has long been one of the world's most recognizable landmarks, symbolizing the romance and ingenuity of the City of Light . 

Designed as the centerpiece of the 1889 World's Fair, the Tower was meant to commemorate the centennial of the French Revolution and to show off France's modern industrial prowess on a world stage. 

And that it did. The tower's construction, finished after two years, two months, and five days, was considered a marvel of precision and speed. Gustave Eiffel's civil engineering firm used 7,300 tons of iron and 2.5 million rivets , and the result stood triumphant over the Champs de Mars, receiving more than two million visitors during the fair. 

The Tower’s now-famous silhouette has been  emulated around the world  in places like Las Vegas, Prague, Tianducheng, China, and, of course, Paris, Texas. The design wasn’t without its detractors , however — a "Protest against the Tower of Monsieur Eiffel,” signed by the likes of Guy de Maupassant, Alexandre Dumas fils , and other well-known artists, was published in the newspaper Le Temps before the project’s completion. The letter argued that the tower would be “a gigantic black factory chimney, its barbarous mass overwhelming and humiliating all our monuments and belittling our works of architecture, which will just disappear before this stupefying folly.”

In defiance of such protests, the Eiffel Tower did see the light of day and has stood the test of time. It remains one of the most visited monuments in the world, welcoming almost seven million visitors a year and more than 300 million people since its debut. It has changed over the years, with the addition of lighting, fresh coats of paint, and numerous installations that have come and gone. 

And there’s still more to this landmark than meets the eye. Despite the incredible number of people who have visited since it opened, La Dame de Fer still has a few secrets to share.  

There’s a penthouse apartment at the top.

Gustave Eiffel reserved the uppermost level of the tower for himself, where he hosted famous guests like Thomas Edison in a private apartment that he designed. The space has since been transformed into a recreation of Eiffel's office, complete with wax figures of himself, his daughter, and Edison, and it's open for the public to tour.

Gustave Eiffel didn’t design the tower.

While the tower is named for Eiffel, it was actually Maurice Koechlin and Emile Nouguier — two engineers who worked for his company — who designed the structure. They also commissioned French architect Stephen Sauvestre to work on the appearance of the project in order to quell public concerns about the harsh, utilitarian nature of the original design. They ultimately beat out more than 100 other projects in a contest to choose the main attraction of the World's Fair.  

The Eiffel Tower was supposed to be torn down after 20 years.

The tower was built with the intent of showing off France's industrial prowess during the World's Fair, but the plan was to tear it down after 20 years. However, Eiffel cleverly put a radio antenna and wireless telegraph transmitter in the tower. After proving radio’s usefulness to the government in 1910, Eiffel was granted a 70-year extension to his lease. By 1980, of course, the tower had become an indelible symbol of both Paris and France, and it was in no danger of demolition.

The Eiffel Tower was almost destroyed during World War II.

In August 1944, as the Nazis were losing control of occupied Paris, Adolf Hitler commanded his generals to level the city. Plans were drawn up to mine the Eiffel Tower with explosives. Thankfully, Allied troops swooped in before the order could be carried out. Subsequent air raids over Paris caused significant damage, but the Eiffel Tower survived the war intact.

The Eiffel Tower is a cousin of sorts to the Statue of Liberty.

As sculptor Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi was designing “Liberty Enlightening the World”, he called upon his mentor, Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, to design the statue’s internal framework. After Viollet-le-Duc died in 1879, Bartholdi turned to Eiffel and Koechlin. They proved their iron expertise with Lady Liberty before moving on to the Iron Lady.

The Eiffel Tower has been home to both a post office and a theater. 

The tower has been home to several businesses throughout the years, many of which are now gone. These include the newspaper “Le Figaro”, which had an office on the second floor for six months during the 1889 World's Fair, a post office tucked into the first floor, and a wooden theater on the first floor designed by Sauvestre. 

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The Eiffel Tower doubled as a scientific laboratory.

Eiffel, an avid scientist, housed a meteorology lab on the tower's third floor. He was known to perform studies in physics and aerodynamics there, even building a wind tunnel at the foot of the structure. Eiffel opened the doors of the laboratory for other scientists to use for their experiments as well.

The Eiffel Tower moves.

The massive iron structure is wind resistant and will sway during a storm. Wind isn't the only thing that can make the enormous tower move, though — the heat of the sun causes the iron to expand , making the Tower grow a few centimeters during the summer months. The tower will also lean an average of six inches away from the sun, as the one side facing the direct light heats up faster than the other three sides.

The Eiffel Tower is covered in the names of scientists.

The names of French scientists and engineers working in the 19th century were not forgotten by history — not only are they attached to several Parisian streets, but 72 of them are also engraved on the Eiffel Tower. The tributes were painted over in the early 20th century, but thanks to a restoration effort in the late 1980s, they are once again visible. Eagle-eyed visitors can see names like Foucault, Dumas, and Perrier cut into the iron surrounding the tower's first floor.

It takes a lot of work to keep the Eiffel Tower looking good.

Every seven years, workers apply around 60 tons of paint to the tower. This not only keeps La Dame de Fer looking good, but it also helps keep the iron from rusting.

The Eiffel Tower’s sparkling lights are copyrighted art. 

The Tower’s first light show coincided with the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts in 1925. Automaker Andre Citröen financed a 200,000-bulb show that featured a shower of stars, alternating Zodiac symbols, comets, and (naturally) his car brand’s name at the finale. Another show, featuring 336 yellow-orange spotlights, came sixty years later , but the now-famous sparkling light show, consisting of 20,000 bulbs, first lit up the night sky New Year’s Eve 1999 to ring in the new millennium. While the Tower itself is in the public domain , its illumination is protected by copyright under French law . However, don’t call your lawyer just yet — this only applies to pictures taken for professional use. You’re free to share any personal pictures of the Eiffel Tower and its lights as you please.  

There’s a Champagne bar at the top.

If you're brave enough to climb the stairs to the top of the tower, reward yourself with a glass of Champagne from the Champagne Bar . There's nothing like a glass of bubbly with a spectacular view.

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Non tutti sanno che una buona parte del patrimonio artistico e museale della capitale francese  si può visitare gratuitamente , basta avere le informazioni giuste!

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E soprattutto,  se visiti Parigi in famiglia con dei bambini o ragazzi, o se hai un’età inferiore ai 26 anni, devi sapere che i principali musei e i monumenti di Parigi sono gratuiti per queste categorie!

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Elenco Musei di Parigi gratuiti per i giovani fino ai 25 anni compiuti

Museo del Louvre  -  Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris

Museo Nazionale Eugène Delacroix   -  6 Rue de Furstemberg, 75006 Paris

Museo Nazionale Gustave Moreau - 14 Rue de la Rochefoucauld, 75009 Paris

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Museo Nazionale delle Arti Asiatiche Guimet   - 6 Place d'Iéna, 75116 Paris

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Città dell'Architettura e del Patrimonio - 1 Place du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre, 75116 Paris

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Fino a che età i musei a parigi sono gratuiti.

I musei e i monumenti pubblici di Parigi e della sua regione sono gratuiti per i visitatori under 18 anni di qualsiasi nazionalità e per i giovani di età compresa tra i 18 e i 25 anni compiuti, di nazionalità o residenza in uno dei paesi dell'Unione Europea. Attenzione, s'intendono gratuiti i visitatori  fino a 25 anni , ovvero i giovani che nella data della visita non abbiano ancora compiuto il 26° anno di età. Questa gratuità si applica tutti i giorni dell'anno, senza eccezioni ed è valida per le collezioni permanenti del museo. 

Cosa significa che la gratuità è valida solo per le collezioni permanenti del museo?

L’esposizione permanente è quella di riferimento del museo, costituita dalle opere che sono di proprietà del museo o in prestito per un periodo molto lungo. La collezione permanente è quella che resta sempre uguale, che caratterizza il museo stesso e che lo rende famoso al suo pubblico. Nel caso del Museo del Louvre a d esempio, La Gioconda, la Vergine delle Rocce, la Nike di Samotracia e la Venere di Milo appartengono alla collezione permanente del museo. Le esposizioni temporanee sono invece le mostre organizzate dal museo per un periodo definito e possono valorizzare e presentare opere già di proprietà del museo (che quindi potrebbero essere provvisoriamente spostate dalle sale abituali in cui sono esposte) ma anche accogliere opere di altri musei, in prestito temporaneo. Le mostre temporanee possono essere legate ad un solo artista, ad un solo movimento artistico o possono essere esposizioni collettive tematiche.

L’ingresso gratuito per gli under 26 anni a Parigi è dunque valido  - quasi sempre -  solo per le collezioni permanenti del museo, raramente per le mostre temporanee è applicata la stessa gratuità . In alcuni musei le mostre temporanee sono gratuite per i visitatori fino a 18 anni mentre per i giovani dai 18 ai 25 anni sono paganti, ma a prezzi ridotti. 

P.s. Se visitate Versailles, l'ingresso alla Reggia, ai Trianons e al Borgo di Maria Antonietta è gratuito ma per i Giardini Musicali e per lo spettacolo delle "Grandes Eaux Musicales" (che hanno luogo in alcuni giorni della settimana da marzo ad ottobre), dovrete pagare il biglietto.

Quale documento bisogna presentare all'ingresso per ottenere la gratuità?

I giustificativi accettati in tutti i musei, perché riportano la data di nascita del visitatore, la residenza e nazionalità del visitatore,  sono la carta d'identità e il passaporto . Non è valida la carta studenti o il libretto universitario anche perché la gratuità è concessa sulla base dell'età e della nazionalità del visitatore e non riguarda la condizione professionale o non del giovane. Se hai 28 anni ad esempio, e sei studente universitario, non ti sarà concessa la gratuità.

Si può accedere direttamente alle sale del museo o bisogna passare in cassa per il biglietto gratuito?

Non è possibile rispondere a questa domanda in modo univoco perchè bisogna considerare che le modalità di accesso per le categorie gratuite non sono le stesse per tutte le strutture e che in seguito ai recenti protocolli sanitari sul Covid-19, la quasi totalità dei musei francesi richiede la prenotazione obbligatoria di data e orario anche ai giovani (che prima potevano invece presentarsi liberamente).

E' molto probabile dunque che nel museo di tuo interesse  venga richiesta la prenotazione gratuita di data e orario online. Beh, se questa opzione è prevista è di sicuro una buona notizia perché vuol dire che l'accesso sarà regolamentato e più rapido per tutti i visitatori, evitando così le  lunghe file in biglietteria. Una volta presa la prenotazione,  esibendo il documento d'identità unitamente alla prenotazione oraria digitale, potrai entrare liberamente e non passare in biglietteria, usufruendo dell'ingresso ad accesso rapido per i visitatori già muniti di biglietto. E' questo il caso ad esempio dei grandi musei come il Museo del Louvre e il Museo d'Orsay.  Naturalmente è necessario per tutti i visitatori passare dai controlli di sicurezza che, in seguito agli attentati del 2015, sono obbligatori in tutti i musei di Parigi.

Nei musei più piccoli e meno affollati è inoltre possibile, previa capacità residua del museo, presentarsi senza prenotazione oraria ed entrare direttamente solo muniti di documento d'identità, senza dover programmare la visita in anticipo.

Il nostro consiglio è quello di consultare il sito ufficiale del museo per verificare se la prenotazione oraria gratuita per giovani è contemplata. Se lo è, ti consigliamo di effettuarla in anticipo, in modo da garantirti l'accesso al museo e anche in modo rapido. Se invece non trovi informazioni a riguardo sul sito ufficiale del museo o se non sei riuscito a farla per ragioni di tempo, prova a presentarti sul posto e a chiedere disponibilità allo staff del museo o in biglietteria.

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• MONUMENTAL TOUR CÉLÈBRE EIFFEL: a unique electro show at the Eiffel Tower

a unique electro show at the Eiffel Tower with Michael Canitrot to mark the centenary of Gustave Eiffel's death.

Monumental eiffel tower.

To mark the centenary of Gustave Eiffel's death, the Eiffel Tower has teamed up with artist Michael Canitrot for a unique artistic collaboration, offering a rediscovery of the monument through a unique fusion of heritage, electronic music and artistic performance. On December 27, 2023, the anniversary of Gustave Eiffel's death, this audio-visual concert will be broadcast on television and social networks. This collaboration brings to a close an exceptional year punctuated by events paying tribute to Gustave Eiffel and his work.

After the success of five sold-out dates for his Monumental Tour project, including performances at Nancy's Place Stanislas in front of more than 22,000 people and the first date in Italy at Genoa's Palazzo Ducale in front of more than 10,000 people, DJ and producer Michael Canitrot closes 2023 on a high note with this unprecedented performance in the heart of the Eiffel Tower.

For this exceptional show, Michael Canitrot will present an unprecedented artistic performance on the monument: a spellbinding DJ set oscillating between melodic techno and progressive house, accompanied by a grandiose light show with the participation of several guest artists including the "Spectre" choir, Yana Mann, mezzo-soprano singer, Ablaye Diop contemporary dancer passionate about electronic music and Yann Dulché, pianist fusing electro beats and classical notes. Award-winning actor Philippe Torreton will lend his voice to Gustave Eiffel, offering a moving interpretation to guide spectators on this sonic and visual journey. An original creation that puts the monument in a new light, while paying tribute to Gustave Eiffel's audacity and creative genius.

The "Monumental Tour célèbre Eiffel" show will be broadcast on December 27, 2023, the anniversary of Gustave Eiffel's death, at 9pm as a preview on the Youtube and Facebook pages of Michael Canitrot and the Eiffel Tower, before its televised broadcast on the CSTAR channel at 10:50pm. Lasting 50 minutes, the program will then be broadcast on C8 and available for replay on MyCanal, the Canal+ group's channel platform.


How the Eiffel Tower Will Feature in the 2024 Paris Olympics

Planning a trip to Paris this summer? You’re not alone — an estimated 15.9 million people are expected to visit France during this year’s Olympic and Paralympic games, which will be held from July 26 through September 8, not to mention the 10,500 athletes who will be there competing for the gold. 

Needless to say, you should be prepared to see the City of Lights transformed into one big stadium for every sporting event from breaking (aka break dancing, which will be making its official debut as an Olympic sport) to beach volleyball. Paris’ “games wide open” concept aims to make the excitement of the games accessible to everyone by setting the city’s famous monuments, including the Eiffel Tower, as the backdrop for the events. 

Exactly 100 years since Paris hosted the Olympics in 1924, the city is bringing the games to life in a new way that’s sure to be exciting if you’re there for the events. It could add an extra layer of complexity if all you want to do is climb to the top of the Eiffel Tower (or take the elevator up), but scaling the monument is still a must for your visit. 

Whether you’ll be in Paris to see the games or simply experience summer in the city, we’ve got your guide to visiting the Eiffel Tower during the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic games right here.

The Eiffel Tower is going for the gold

Just in time for the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics, the 20th paint job of the Eiffel Tower — the last one was about 55 years ago — will be complete. Changing the tower’s color from “Eiffel Tower brown” to “yellow brown” started in 2019 but was delayed due to the pandemic, rust, and the presence of lead in the old paint. 

All these issues aside, you’ll get to see a gilded Eiffel Tower if you’re visiting Paris during the games this summer, and likely for many decades to come. It’s also the color the man who built the tower — Gustave Eiffel — originally chose, and it hasn’t been this shade since 1947. 

So it’s nice to think of this €60 million repaint job as a return to the Eiffel Tower’s roots. 

Fun fact : Gustave Eiffel recommended that the structure be repainted every seven years. What would he say if he were alive today and knew that this is only the 20th time it’s been repainted since it opened?

To create the impression of uniformity, the yellow-brown color is applied in three shades, with the darkest at the bottom and the lightest at the top. But don’t think this paint job has been as simple as slapping on a new coat of paint — it’s taken a crew of 55 professional painters to cover 2.5 million square feet with the new color.

Winning athletes will take a piece of the Eiffel Tower home

Here’s an interesting fact — whenever the Eiffel Tower undergoes maintenance, pieces of metal from the original structure are removed and stored in a warehouse. 

So when it comes to letting the 2024 Olympic medalists take part of the Eiffel Tower home with them, it’s not as hard as you’d think.

Metal offcuts from 1889 have been used to make all 5,084 gold, silver, and bronze medals designed by Chaumet, an elite French jewelry house that’s old enough to count Gustave Eiffel and Napoleon’s family as clients. 

Another unique feature of the Paris 2024 medals is the addition of the Eiffel Tower in the design on the back of the medallions. 

Since 2004, all medals feature the Greek goddess Nike flying into the Panathinaikos Stadium in Athens, but Paris organizers managed to get permission to include the Iron Lady in this scene. 

What events will be held at the Eiffel Tower?

Beginning in May, a four-month Olympic celebration like no other will be happening across France. It all starts with the Olympic Torch Relay, when 10,000 torch bearers will carry the flame across 65 French territories and more than 400 cities, arriving in Paris in time for the opening ceremony on July 26. 

While the top of the Eiffel Tower seems like the obvious place to install the Olympic Torch, technical limitations due to the tower’s antennas prevent it from being placed there. Still, the Iron Lady will host the flame until the closing ceremony on Aug. 11. 

The Eiffel Tower will also host the Olympic men’s and women’s beach volleyball and the Paralympic men’s blind football events. A more than 12,000-seat outdoor arena will be located at the foot of the tower, which will give spectators in person and watching on TV a picturesque view of the Eiffel Tower and École Militaire just across the Champ de Mars. 

The architecture firm Populous and engineering group Egis have been in charge of constructing Paris’s Olympic village, ensuring that all 38 venues are built sustainably by using a combination of existing and new structures. 

What about the Eiffel Tower stadium? It’s only temporary and will be taken down without a trace after the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic events officially end, with the closing ceremony of the Paralympic games in September.    

How else will the Eiffel Tower be featured during the Olympics?

Since many of the Olympic and Paralympic games are happening outdoors, the Eiffel Tower will be a constant backdrop. 

The judo and wrestling events at the Champ de Mars Arena and the fencing and taekwondo competitions at the Grand Palais will give athletes and spectators a magnificent view of the Eiffel Tower. Road cyclists departing from nearby the Trocadéro Gardens and marathon runners will also get a passing glimpse.  

Are any Olympic events accessible without a ticket?

Living up to its motto “games wide open,” most of the Paris Olympic events happening in the streets and along the Seine River will be free to watch. 

This includes the triathlon, marathon, and cycling events, and even the opening ceremony on July 26, which will take place right on the Seine. Ticket holders will have seats in the stands along the river, but you can watch the celebration on one of the giant screens set up around the capital without a ticket. 

More tips to watch for free : Throughout the Olympic and Paralympic games, you’ll find fan zones set up around the city. These are open spaces equipped with giant screens, so you can stop and watch the sporting events while exploring Paris’s other attractions. 

Will the Eiffel Tower be open during the Olympics?

Although it will be flooded with sports fans, Paris will still be Paris for anyone visiting the city for the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe, and, of course, the Eiffel Tower. Our guided climbing and elevator tours will be running as usual, but be sure to book your spot in advance as we’re anticipating a busy summer season. 

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What’s the best way to get to the eiffel tower during the olympics.

Olympic organizers are looking to keep Paris’ carbon footprint in check during the games, so many areas will be closed to cars. Instead, visitors are encouraged to walk, cycle, or take the metro. 

Metro prices have increased to €4 per ride, but you can buy a Paris 2024 pass during your trip that costs €16 per day. 

If you prefer getting around by bike, take advantage of the expansion of the Vélib’ Métropole bike-sharing program and the 55 miles of new cycling lanes that have been added around the capital.  

Start making plans for the Paris 2024 Olympics   

Whether you’ll be in Paris this summer for the Olympic and Paralympic games or to see the Eiffel Tower for the first time, you should book your tours and accommodations soon.

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Paris may still be Paris during the games, but prices are rising and hotels are filling up fast. Don’t miss your chance to stay in a hotel with a gorgeous view of the Iron Lady, dine in Le Jules Verne restaurant, or take any of our exciting Paris tours . 

However you choose to visit, you can expect to have a wonderful time. Yes, there will be crowds. Yes, it will likely be hot. But we’re making history here with the first Olympics in Paris in the last century — and that’s incredible! We can’t wait to welcome you while you’re here to experience the tower itself, whether you take the elevator or climb the stairs to the top. 

Having trouble choosing? We wrote a pros and cons guide to taking the elevator vs. the stairs , but in honor of the Olympics, I’d have to say, go with the guided climb if you can’t decide. It’s not quite an Olympic-level workout, but you’ll feel like a champion when you reach the second floor!

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Booking and access

To access the Palace, all visitors must book a time slot . Due to the high number of visitors, admission to the Palace within half an hour of the booked time slot can only be guaranteed for tickets purchased online .

The Palace closes at 6:30 pm, evacuation begins at 6:00 pm. With the last visiting schedule, it is not possible to visit the entire exhibition and the Palace.

It is possible to enter the park by car through the Queen's Gate , without reservation. The entrance fee is 12 euros per vehicle.

If you want to discover everything about Versailles in one day, the Passport ticket is for you ! To enjoy even more of Versailles, choose the “1 Year in Versailles” subscription card for just €65 per year.

Free and reduced rates

Access to the Palace  and the  estate of Trianon is free for visitors under 18 (or under 26 residing in the EU). However, visitors eligible for free admission must book a time slot via the online ticketing platform .  See every condition for free admission

Some benefit from a reduced rate, also available on the online ticketing platform . 

Entrance to the gardens during the Musical Fountains show, the Musical Gardens or the Night Fountains show is free for children under 5 years of age.

The audioguide is available to rent from the online ticketing service or on site at the distribution counters.

The audioguide is also available on the free mobile app , download it in advance.

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A summary of the different tickets to visit the estate of Versailles

Guided tours

During guided tours , a speaker from the Palace invites you into lesser known locations otherwise closed to the visitors. 

Except if otherwise indicated, the meeting point for guided tours is at the welcome desk is in the North Ministers’ Wing , except for Trianon's visite where the meeting point is in front of the Petit Trianon.

Full price : 10 € in addition to the admission price

Reduced rates: 7 € for the holders of « A Year in Versailles » card, the members of Friends of Versailles Society, and the underage from 10 to 17 years old accompanying, disabled visitors and their companion.

Free: for the children under 10.

All year long, concerts, operas, ballets... in famous places of the Palace: the Royal Opera and the Royal Chapel .

From the beginning of April to the end of October, enjoy the Musical Fountains Shows and the Musical Gardens .

Show in the Palace, access through  entrance B .

Shows in the Gardens, access through  the Princes courtyard .

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Fountains shows in one look

A simplified presentation of the tickets allowing access to the Musical Fountains Show, the Musical Gardens, the Royal Serenades or the Fountains Night Show.

This ticket gives access to the whole estate of Versailles (Palace, Estate of Trianon and the gardens). Book online and enter to the Palace in the half hour following the chosen time.

It includes :

• the Palace with timed entry;
• the estate of Trianon ;
• the temporary exhibitions ;
• the  Gallery of Coaches  (every weekend); 
• the Gardens  (from March 29, single admission during Musical Gardens and Musical Fountains Shows);

To make the most of the Estate of Versailles, the Gardens are open from 8am, the Estate of Trianon from 12pm, the Gallery of Coaches from 12.30pm.

Tickets can be purchased on site subject to availability.

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Palace ticket

This ticket guarantees access to the palace of Versailles . Book online and enter to the Palace in the half hour following the chosen time.

• the Palace with timed entry ;
• the temporary exhibitions  in the Palace
• the Park . To access the Gardens, you need a Passport ticket or Garden ticket

In order for you to make the most of the Estate of Versailles, the Gardens are open from 8am, the Estate of Trianon from 12pm., the Gallery of Coaches from 12.30pm.

The Passport guarantees access to the Estate of Versailles (Palace, Estate of Trianon and their Gardens).

Tickets can also be purchased on site subject to availability.

Estate of Trianon ticket

This ticket guarantees access to the estate of Trianon (including the Grand Trianon , the Petit Trianon , the Queen's Hamlet and their  gardens ) starting at noon.

It includes access to :

• the tempory exibitions  presented there;

The Passport guarantees access to the Estate of Versailles (Palace, Estate of Trianon and the Gardens).

Passport + Gourmet Break

This ticket gives access to the whole of the  Estate of Versailles  and a lunch at the restaurant la Petite Venise. Book online and enter to the Palace in the half hour following the chosen time.

Package valid for 2 adults (possibility to add children until 17 years old).

It includes access to:

• the  Gardens  (from March 29, single admission during Musical Gardens and Musical Fountains Shows);
• the Park  ;
• a lunch for 2 adults at the restaurant la Petite Venise (20 min walk) at 12:00 or 12:30 p.m. From the menu: Starter - Main course / Main course - Dessert + coffee.

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Passport + return trip by little train

This ticket gives access to the whole of the Estate of Versailles (Palace, Trianon Estate and the gardens) and to a return trip by little train. Book online and enter to the Palace in the half hour following the chosen time.   It includes access to:

• the Estate of Trianon (Grand Trianon, Petit Trianon, Queen's Hamletand their gardens);
• the temporary exhibitions  (" Louis XV, passions of a king ");
• the  Sculptures and Mouldings Gallery  (every weekend);
• the  Gardens  (from April 1 st , during the  Musical Gardens or Musical Fountains Show , ticket valid for one entry);
• to 1 return trip by little train .

To make the most of the Estate of Versailles, the Gardens are open from 8 a.m, the Estate of Trianon from 12 p.m, the Gallery of Coaches and the Sculptures and Mouldings Gallery from 12:30 p.m.

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Passport + Rowing boat ride

This ticket gives access to the whole of the  Estate of Versailles  and a 1 hour rowing boat ride on the Grand Canal.  It allows access to the Palace in the half hour following the chosen time.

Package valid for 2 adults  (possibility to add children from 6 years old). 2 adults and 3 children maximum per boat.

• the  Gardens  (from April 1st, during the  Musical Gardens or Musical Fountains Show , ticket valid for one entry);
• to the rental of a rowing boat on the Grand Canal for 1 hour (rowing boat are available without an appointment during the opening hours of the rental point, suggested time 11:30 a.m.).

In order for you to make the most of the Estate of Versailles, the Gardens are open from 8 a.m, the Estate of Trianon from 12 p.m, the Gallery of Coaches and the Sculptures and Mouldings Gallery from 12:30 p.m.

The Gardens close exceptionally at 5:30 p.m. on days of Night Fountains Shows from June to September as well as Friday July 14, Tuesday August 15 and Saturday September 23. The Passport ticket with timed entry does not guarantee access to the Night Fountains shows.

Passport + Bike Ride

This ticket gives access to the whole of the  Estate of Versailles  and a 1 hour bike ride in the Park. It allows access to the Palace in the half hour following the chosen time.

Package valid for 2 adults  (possibility to add children from 6 years old).

• to the  rental of a classic bike  in the Park for 1 hour (bikes are available without an appointment during the opening hours of the rental point, suggested time 11:30 a.m.).

To make the most of the Estate of Versailles, the Gardens are open from 8 a.m, the Estate of Trianon from 12 p.m and the Gallery of Coaches from 12:30 p.m, the Gallery of Coaches and the Sculptures and Mouldings Gallery from 12:30 p.m..

"1 year in Versailles" card

During a year, enjoy unlimited access to the whole estate of Versailles , skip the line access to the Palace , an exclusive cultural program  and benefit from numerous discounts . 

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Passport + equestrian show

It gives access to the palace at 9:30 am and to the show of the Equestrian Academy of Versailles, depending on the day you choose: Saturday at 6 pm or Wednesday and Sunday at 3 pm. From July 6 to August 7, on Wednesdays and Sundays, show is at 5 pm.Additional dates on Saturday 27th of July at 8:30 pm and Tuesday 30th, and Wednesday 31st at 6 pm.  

The Musical Fountains Show

Musical Fountains Show ticket

In the Gardens , discover the pools,  groves (open for the occasion) and their fountains put in water to the rhythm of the baroque music.

• Saturdays and Sundays from March 30 to October 27, 2024
• Tuesdays from May 7 to June 25, 2024
• Friday March 29, Easter Monday April 1, Wednesday May 8 and Thursday May 9, Whit Monday May 20, and Thursday August 15, 2024

The Musical Fountains Show ticket includes only the admission to the Musical Fountains Show  in the Gardens during the day.

Caution, the musical and water displays timetable differs from opening hours of the groves. Find out all details in advance on this page . 

Ticket valid for one entry into the Gardens, through the Honour Courtyard of the Palace or the gates of Little Venice , the Menagerie , Neptune or the Dragon . Please note that a second entry is possible, but only through a different gate than the one used for the first entry.

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The Musical Gardens Show

Musical Gardens ticket

In the  Gardens , discover the pools,  groves (open for the occasion), to the rhythm of baroque music (no watering pools).

• Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from April 2 to May 3, 2024 (except Wednesday, May 1)
• Every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from May 10 to June 28, 2024
• Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from July 2 to October 31, 2024 (except Thursday, August 15, during the Musical Fountains Show)

The Musical Gardens ticket includes only the admission to the Musical Gardens  in the Gardens during the day .

Caution, the musical and water displays timetable differs from opening hours of the groves. Find out all details in advance on this page .

Reduced price

The Fountains Night Show

The Fountains Night Show ticket

During the Fountains Night Show , the gardens of Louis XIV offer an astonishing visit with sound and visual effects as night falls. Pools and groves are orchestrated and sublimed, coming to life before the visitor's eyes with fountains and lights and culminating with a dazzling firework display.

• Every Saturday from June 8 to September 21, 2024, from 8:30 pm to 11:05 pm
• Friday June 28 for the 90 th anniversary of the French Air Force (8:00-11:45 p.m.)
• Sunday, July 14 for the Bastille Day (8:30-11:10 p.m.)
• Thursday, August 15 for the Fire Night Fountains Show (8:30-11:05 p.m.)
• Saturday, September 21 for the Electro Night Fountains Show (8:30-11:45 pm)

This ticket only gives you access to the Gardens on the evening of the Fountains Night Show . 

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The King’s Animals

From its location in the heart of a vast forest in the Ile-de-France region, the Palace of Versailles has always fostered a new relationship with the animal kingdom. From animals as objects to be studied or collected to those used as political attributes and symbols of power, what were the relationships between the Court and the domestic, wild and exotic species of the animal world?

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• 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
• 9:00 AM to 9:45 PM Friday
• Closed Tuesday

Last entry: 1 hour before closing

Clearing of rooms: 30 minutes before closing

Public holidays: the Louvre is closed on 1 January, 1 May and 25 December. It remains open on all other public holidays unless they fall on a Tuesday, the museum’s day of closure.

• 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM April, May and September
• 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM June, July and August
• 7:30 AM to 7:30 PM January, February, March, October, November and December

Visitors will be asked to vacate the premises 30 minutes before closing

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Evening opening until 9 p.m. on the first Thursday of the month (except 1 August, closing at 5:30 p.m.) (Last entry 15 minutes before closure)

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Comedy under the eiffel tower, un stand-up comedy show en anglais   english stand-up comedy show in paris trois dates exceptionnel les   les mercredis 29/03, 26/04 et 24/05 a 20h30.

Durée : 1h00

Un plateau 100% anglophone dans l’incontournable théâtre de la Tour Eiffel situé aux pieds de la Dame de fer, lieu touristique emblématique en France comme à l’international. Chaque mois, l’humoriste Lisa Raduszynski invite trois humoristes internationaux de talent, l’occasion de découvrir les nouvelles pépites de la scène anglophone avant tout le monde. Un line-up prestigieux pour la première édition Jono Duffy, plusieurs fois récompensé pour son spectacle I hate Paris, Naomi Cooper, qui ne cesse de convaincre en Europe comme aux Etats-unis et Conor Drum que l’on peut retrouver aux BBC et Rté New Comedy Awards. La crème de la crème !

Lisa Raduszynsk i se définit comme française, juive et queer : un sacré melting-pot culturel ! Finaliste de l’édition 2018 de Ladies Of Laughter à New York, auteure et interprète dans l’émission ONDAR (France 2), animatrice et productrice du showcase hebdomadaire en anglais LAUGH ETC à Paris depuis 2015, Lisa se produit à la fois en français et en anglais.

Jo no Duffy est un humoriste australien basé à Paris. Après avoir passé 5 ans en Islande où il a appris à gérer les volcans et la neige, il est devenu l’un des humoristes anglophones les plus en vogue du pays. Depuis qu’il s’est installé en France, il s’est fait un nom avec son spectacle solo « I Hate Paris ». Naomi Cooper , quant à elle, est une étoile montante de la scène stand-up en Europe et aux États-Unis. Première partie de Jeff Garlin dans un spectacle à guichets fermés au Soho Theatre de Londres, elle est connue comme la “badass” de la comédie. Conor Drum : cet humoriste irlandais basé à Londres est un habitué de la scène britannique et irlandaise. Il a d’ailleurs participé aux New Comedy Awards de la BBC et de la RTÉ. Maintenant connu à l’internationale, il se produit dans le monde entier, de Barcelone à l’Afrique du Sud en passant par Dubaï ou Paris.

Comedy under the Eiffel Tower is he largest English comedy show in Paris, right next to the Eiffel Tower, in the very prestigious Théâtre de la Tour Eiffel.  

Each month, Lisa Raduszynski invites 3 English-speaking comics doing their best material just for this night. The line up will be given on social medias before the show.  

The first gig will be on Wednesday, the 29th of March featuring the award-winning comedian Jono Duffy , Naomi Cooper – « a hugely rising star » (Jokes on Us). Last but no least, the extremely talented Conor Drum considered as An Irish comic “highly entertaining” by the Chortle. La crème de la crème !

Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry Remain Tied for Lead in the Zurich Classic of New Orleans

Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry held onto a share of the lead Friday in the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, with the Irish duo shooting a 2-under 70 in alternate play in the PGA Tour’s only team event

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Rory McIlroy, of Northern Ireland, acknowledges the crowd as he walks onto the ninth green with teammate Shane Lowry, of Ireland, during the second round of the PGA Zurich Classic golf tournament at TPC Louisiana in Avondale, La., Friday, April 26, 2024. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)

AVONDALE, La. (AP) — Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry held onto a share of the lead Friday in the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, with the Irish duo shooting a 2-under 70 in alternate play in the PGA Tour’s only team event.

The teams of Davis Thompson-Andrew Novak, Ryan Brehm-Mark Hubbard and Aaron Rai-David Lipsky matched McIlroy and Lowry at 13-under 131 at TPC Louisiana. They will play best ball Saturday and close with alternate shot Sunday.

Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele, the 2022 winners, were a stroke back with Callum Tarren-David Skinns, Nick Taylor-Adam Hadwin, Zach Johnson-Ryan Palmer, Luke List-Henrik Norlander and Corey Connors-Taylor Pendrith.

McIlroy and Lowry, who opened Thursday with a best-ball 61, overcame Lowry's mid-round putting woes to close with consecutive birdies. Lowry missed two short birdie putts and a makeable par putt.

“I was just trying to keep him as positive as possible and remind him that I’m here and I’m here to back him up in any way that I can,” McIlroy said.

Lowry rebounded with a long par-saving putt on No. 4 and blasted out of a greenside bunker to inches on the No. 8 after a mammoth drive by McIlroy.

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“I missed a pretty short one on 18 and then another one on the second,” Lowry said. “I started to get a little bit into myself, but to roll that one in (on the fourth hole) was nice, and to play the last few holes the way we did was really nice too.”

Rai and Lipsky held a one-shot lead heading into the 18th hole when Lipsky hit a wild hook that landed out of play. Lipsky was able to make a bogey putt that helped the team retain a share of the lead.

“It was nice for me to make that putt after I double-crossed that drive off the tee,” Lipsky said, “That was wasn’t fun, I’ll be honest.”

Cantlay and Schauffele had the best round of the day with a 67. They were tied for the lead heading into 18th but Cantlay’s tee shot found the water, leading to a bogey.

Record crowds turned out for the first two days, which tournament officials attributed to the presence of McIlroy, the world’s No. 2 ranked player who has been enjoying the city’s cuisine. Earlier in the week, he admitted he was planning a quick visit to Bourbon Street in the city’s iconic French Quarter, but as of Friday that had not occurred.

“Maybe this afternoon could be the time,” he joked after his morning round.

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Tesla autopilot is again under nhtsa investigation after doubts over recall remedy.

Tesla Autopilot finds itself once again under NHTSA investigation after the agency is now doubting the effectiveness over the 2-million vehicle “recall” last year.

As you may remember, Tesla and NHTSA announced a new “safety recall” of all Tesla vehicles equipped with Autopilot in North America last December.

The recall marked the conclusion of the NHTSA’s years-long investigation into crashes of Tesla vehicles on Autopilot into stopped emergency vehicles on the highway.

The “fix” to the “recall” is again an over-the-air software update .

In the defect notice, Tesla made it clear that it doesn’t agree with NHTSA’s findings of improper driver monitoring leading to these accidents, but it agreed to add more warnings and alerts when drivers are using the Autopilot features – hence the recall.

Now, a few months later, NHTSA seems to be having doubts about how effective the recall has been after new crashes have been reported and the agency was made aware of some concerns about the “remedy”.

NHTSA decided to open a new investigation. It wrote in the notice:

Tesla filed Recall 23V838 to address concerns regarding the Autopilot system investigated in EA22002. Following deployment of the remedy in Recall 23V838, ODI identified concerns due to post-remedy crash events and results from preliminary NHTSA tests of remedied vehicles. Also, Tesla has stated that a portion of the remedy both requires the owner to opt in and allows a driver to readily reverse it. Tesla has also deployed non-remedy updates to address issues that appear related to ODI’s concerns under EA22002. This investigation will consider why these updates were not a part of the recall or otherwise determined to remedy a defect that poses an unreasonable safety risk.

The agency says that the new investigation covers all Tesla vehicles in the US with Autopilot – just over 2 million vehicles.

Electrek’s Take

The original recall always felt like a compromise. The fact that Tesla didn’t agree with NHTSA’s findings and that the actual recall mainly consisted of mild increases in alerts looked like significant compromises on both sides.

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I think they have a problem because the use of the in-car camera requires the latest computer. I have an early Model 3 and I can't use the in car camera for sentry mode live viewing due to having the original computer. I believe the same is true for the Model S around this time which had AP but no inside facing cameras either.

So, any solution solely dependent on the cameras for AP/AS will need to consider these cars that have AP/AS but not the latest tech.

Now, it looks like NHTSA is trying to push further.

I’m not sure what they mean by drivers having to “opt-in”. It might be due to some owners not having accepted the driver monitoring through the cabin camera? They would have to approve it to enable any change to the driver monitoring through the camera in the first place.

Honestly, the driver monitoring through the cabin camera is fairly strong now. You can’t look away from the road for more than 3 seconds without getting an alert. There’s an unfortunate way to bypass that, which I don’t want to popularize even though it’s widely known.

That might be part of what NHTSA is investigating now.

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LPGA: Grace Kim opens four-stroke lead at Wilshire Country Club

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Grace Kim opened a four-stroke lead Friday in the LPGA Tour’s JM Eagle LA Championship, shooting a five-under 66 in tricky afternoon conditions at Wilshire Country Club.

A stroke ahead after an opening 64, Kim had an eagle, four birdies and a bogey to get to 12-under 130. The 23-year-old Australian patiently worked her way around the tree-lined layup, trying not to get frustrated with the bumpy greens.

“I think the less thoughts, the better,” Kim said. “Obviously, during the afternoon round today, we’ve got poa annua greens so just have to stay patient with them. You can kind of see how it can get bumpy, so working with the course and not getting too wrapped up around putts not going in.”

Maja Stark was second after a 69, also in the afternoon.

“I feel like maybe not taking everything so personal because they are a little bit wobbly,” Stark said. “Especially late. Like the whole day pretty much the ball has been wobbling because there has been so many people walking on it.”

The Swede finished second last week in Texas in the Chevron Championship, two strokes behind top-ranked Nelly Korda in the first major of the year. Korda withdrew Monday , a day after her fifth straight victory.

Defending champion Hannah Green of Australia shot a 69 to join Germany’s Esther Henseleit (68) at six under. Denmark’s Kristine Pedersen (67) and American Auston Kim (71) were five under, and Irvine’s Rose Zhang (69) topped the group at four under.

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Grace Kim won the Lotte Championship last year in a playoff in Hawaii for her first LPGA Tour title. She missed the cut in the Chevron, shooting 76-72.

She started play Friday on the back nine, rebounding from a bogey on the par-three 12th with the eagle on the par-five 13th and a birdie on the par-four 14th. On 13, she hit a 5-wood to 10 feet. She added birdies on Nos. 3, 6 and 7 on the second nine.

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Steven Alker, Doug Barron share first-round lead at Mitsubishi Electric Classic

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Charles Schwab Cup leader Steven Alker and Doug Barron share the first-round lead after each opening with 7-under 65 at the Mitsubishi Electric Classic presented by Vensure.

Steven Alker, 33-32 – 65 (-7)

• This is his ninth time leading/co-leading after the first round on PGA TOUR Champions (third time in 2024)
• Is 4-for-8 converting those into victories (1-for-2 in 2024)
• The 52-year-old seeks his ninth win on PGA TOUR Champions (59th start)
• Making his sixth start of the 2024 season, he has one win and two runner-up finishes
• Won the Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai (January 18-20)
• Looks to become the first multi-time winner this season on PGA TOUR Champions (Note: This is the eighth tournament of the 2024 season)
• Has led the Charles Schwab Cup standings for all seven weeks of the 2024 season
• This is his first appearance at the Mitsubishi Electric Classic

Doug Barron, 33-32 – 65 (-7)

• This is his fifth time leading/co-leading after the first round on PGA TOUR Champions
• Is 1-for-4 converting those into victories
• This is his low 18-hole score since the 2023 Hoag Classic (1st Round), when he shot 65
• 2019 DICK’S Sporting Goods Open
• 2021 Shaw Charity Classic
• Making his fifth start of the 2024 season, his best finish is T12 (Invited Celebrity Classic)
• Making his third appearance at the Mitsubishi Electric Classic, his best finish is T5 (2021)

Other Notes

• Last win: 2020 Charles Schwab Series at Bass Pro Shops Big Cedar Lodge
• Seeking his first win on PGA TOUR Champions, Tim Petrovic carded a bogey-free 66 and sits T3. Petrovic has 11 runner-up finishes on PGA TOUR Champions (158th start).
• Looking to win in back-to-back weeks, Paul Broadhurst sits T5 after shooting 5-under 67. The 58-year-old’s victory at last week’s Invited Celebrity Classic was his sixth win on PGA TOUR Champions.

Paul Broadhurst sticks approach to yield birdie at Mitsubishi

• The last player to win back-to-back weeks on PGA TOUR Champions was Bernhard Langer (2017 Dominion Energy Charity Classic; 2017 Invesco QQQ Championship).
• Best finish: 2nd (2023 Dominion Energy Charity Classic)
• Making his 57th start on PGA TOUR Champions, John Senden sits T5 after shooting 5-under 67.
• This is his second consecutive week inside the top six after the first round (was T6 at last week’s Invited Celebrity Classic). He had been inside the top six after the first round one time in his first 55 starts on PGA TOUR Champions (was T4 at the 2023 Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS).
• Best finish on PGA TOUR Champions: T7 (2021 Sanford International)
• Two-time champion Stephen Ames (2017, 2023) sits T27 after shooting 1-under 71.
• Tournament host Stewart Cink opened with 1-under 71 and sits T27.
• Two players made holes-in-one on the 147-yard par-3 second hole. David Bransdon (T46) used a 9-iron and Ricardo Gonzalez (T32) used a pitching wedge.

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Australia’s Grace Kim opens 4-stroke lead in LPGA Tour’s JM Eagle LA Championship

Grace Kim hits from the 16th tee during the first round of the LPGA LA Championship golf tournament at Wilshire Country Club, Thursday, April 25, 2024, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ryan Sun)

Maja Stark gestures after finishing on the ninth green during the first round of the LPGA LA Championship golf tournament at Wilshire Country Club, Thursday, April 25, 2024, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ryan Sun)

Rose Zhang waits to putt on the fourth green during the first round of the LPGA’s JM Eagle LA Championship golf tournament at Wilshire Country Club, Thursday, April 25, 2024, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Ryan Sun)

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Grace Kim opened a four-stroke lead Friday in the LPGA Tour’s JM Eagle LA Championship, shooting a 5-under 66 in tricky afternoon conditions at Wilshire Country Club.

A stroke ahead after an opening 64, Kim had an eagle, four birdies and a bogey to get to 12-under 130. The 23-year-old Australian patiently worked her way around the tree-lined layup, trying not to get frustrated with the bumpy greens.

“I think the less thoughts, the better,” Kim said. “Obviously, during the afternoon round today, we’ve got poa annua greens so just have to stay patient with them. You can kind of see how it can get bumpy, so working with the course and not getting too wrapped up around putts not going in.”

Maja Stark was second after a 69, also in the afternoon.

“I feel like maybe not taking everything so personal because they are a little bit wobbly.” Stark said. “Especially late. Like the whole day pretty much the ball has been wobbling because there has been so many people walking on it.”

The Swede finished second last week in Texas in The Chevron Championship, two strokes behind top-ranked Nelly Korda in the first major of the year. Korda withdrew Monday, a day after her record-tying fifth straight victory.

Defending champion Hannah Green of Australia shot a 69 to join Germany’s Esther Henseleit (68) at 6 under. Denmark’s Kristine Pedersen (67) and American Auston Kim (71) were 5 under, and Rose Zhang (69) topped the group at 4 under.

Grace Kim won the LOTTE Championship last year in a playoff in Hawaii for her first LPGA Tour title. She missed the cut in The Chevron , shooting 76-72.

She started play Friday on the back nine, rebounding from a bogey on the par-3 12th with the eagle on the par-5 13th and a birdie on the par-4 14th. On 13, she hit a 5-wood to 10 feet. She added birdies on Nos. 3, 6 and 7 on the second nine.

“I think I’ve got to breathe a little bit,” she said. “I did get a little bit nervous on my back nine, so making sure I don’t rush too much and just staying in the present.”

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