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How to Visit the Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX (+ Photos & FAQ)

If there’s one roadside attraction in Texas that we’ve been particularly eager to visit, it’s the Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX.

As big fans of the original French structure, this quirky, cowboy-hat-sporting Eiffel Tower replica has been high on our Texas bucket list .

And, when a road trip finally took us near this small city in North Texas , we knew it was time for a detour.

Here’s what to know about visiting the Paris, Texas Eiffel Tower!

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Where is the Paris, Texas Eiffel Tower?

The Texas Eiffel Tower stands just outside of the center of Paris, Texas, next to an easy-to-access parking lot.

The parking lot also provides access to the Love Civic Center and the Red River Valley Veteran’s Memorial.

There’s ample free parking in front of the tower, and the address is 2025 S Collegiate Dr, Paris, TX 75460.

Paris, Texas itself is located in northeast Texas, less than 20 miles south of the Oklahoma border along US-271.

What’s it like to visit the Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX?

We had a blast visiting the Texas Eiffel Tower!

The tower is very easy to find via GPS, and we were able to park right in front of it.

After waiting for a couple of other families to take their turn snapping photos, we were able to walk under and around the tower, and take plenty of our own photos.

Though the tower wasn’t crowded at all on the day we visited, we were also never alone there.

A steady stream of road trippers came by, all eager to see the red-cowboy-hat wearing Eiffel Tower replica for themselves.

As one of the many fun roadside attractions in Texas , the Eiffel Tower takes care of itself for the most part–there’s no staff, no tickets, and no formal organization (or any need for any).

After enjoying the tower, we also stopped to pay our respects at the Red River Valley Veteran’s Memorial, which is beautifully done and right next door.

Even with that addition, it doesn’t take long to see–we spent about 15-20 minutes visiting the replica, and much of that time was spent stretching our legs from the drive.

FAQ About Visiting the Texas Eiffel Tower

How tall is the eiffel tower in paris, tx.

The Paris, Texas Eiffel Tower is 65 feet tall, including the red cowboy hat that was added 5 years after it was built.

Rumor has it that the hat was added in part to make sure that Texas’ Eiffel Tower was taller than Paris, Tennessee’s, which was built a few years before ours and stands 60 feet tall.

How old is the Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX?

The Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX was built in 1993, and the red cowboy hat was added in 1998.

How much does it cost to visit the Paris, Texas Eiffel Tower?

Visiting the Paris, Texas Eiffel Tower is completely free!

What’s the address of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX?

The address of the Texas Eiffel Tower is 2025 S Collegiate Dr, Paris, TX 75460.

What are the opening hours of the Paris, Texas Eiffel Tower?

The Paris, TX Eiffel Tower is open 24/7.

Can you visit the Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX at night?

Yes, you can!

Since the tower is located next to an open parking lot, it never closes.

We hear it’s supposed to be very cool to see in the evening because just like in France, the Texas Eiffel Tower can be lit up at night.

What else is there to do in Paris, TX?

Outside of the Eiffel Tower, there are several other fun things to do in Paris, TX!

If you have more time in town, definitely head to the historic center to peruse the shops in their town square.

The main square, or plaza, is home to the beautiful Culbertson Fountain that immediately draws the eye.

Other things to do in Paris, TX include visiting the Sam Bell Maxey House, the Heritage Hall Historical Museum, Evergreen Cemetery, and of course, the Red River Valley Veterans Memorial.

You’ll also find fun and whimsical nods to Paris, France throughout town, including a French-inspired bakery and a welcome sign quoting Audrey Hepburn that “Paris is always a good idea”.

Is it worth visiting the Texas Eiffel Tower?

I wouldn’t drive all the way across the Lone Star State for it, but if you happen to be in the vicinity, it’s well worth a detour.

We had a great time visiting the Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX, and would definitely recommend a quick stop to anyone passing through town.

Is the Texas Eiffel Tower the biggest Eiffel Tower replica?

Sadly, as much as we want to believe that absolutely everything is bigger in Texas, our Eiffel Tower replica is actually a bit on the petite side at 1/10th the size of the original (unlike many replicas though, it is built to scale).

There are more than 50 Eiffel Tower replicas around the world, with the tallest being Tokyo’s (almost 2,000 feet and almost twice the height of the original) and the tallest in the USA being Las Vegas’ replica.

The Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX is the only one with a cowboy hat, though, and is one of the most famous Eiffel Tower replicas thanks to the fact that it is unmistakably Texan.

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The Best Things to do in Paris Texas for Couples

When it comes to romantic day trips from dallas, paris tx is without a doubt one of our all time favorites. a charming town, great food, plenty of shopping, and tons of history, along with it's very own paris, tx eifell tower all await visitors ready to have an unforgettable trip. .

Only about an hour and a half from Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex is charming Paris, TX.  This lovely town makes for a wonderful getaway with your loved one.

After our December wedding in Tulum, Mexico my hubby and I were looking for a nice getaway a short driving distance from Dallas. The idea was to spend some time together, but still be able to celebrate our first Christmas as a married couple in our new Texas home.

Paris, Texas seemed like the perfect, romantic day trip from Dallas and it certainly turned out to be all we thought iit would be and more. This Texas gem of a town has become one of our favorite places to visit in East Texas. Wether you are looking for a day trip or a weekend getaway, you are sure to find plenty of things to do in Paris Texas and create lasting memories. 

This post is all about one of the BEST Things to do in PARIS TEXAS for couples.

Happy travels, the best things to do in paris texas with your sweetheart, 1. love civic center at night  .

Love Civic Center in Paris Tx is only 6 minutes drive from the historic downtown square and home to not just the  Civic Conference Center itself, but also the Paris Eiffel Tower and the Red River Veterans Memorial. No doubt one of the first stops for visitors of this lovely town, not many may think to visit at night. but it's one of the best and most memorable experiences in the city. There is something about seeing the lights at night, taking a stroll and reflecting on the history that make a stop at Love Civic Center at night well worth the trip. We certainly loved every minute of it.

2. Paris TX Eiffel Tower 

It goes without saying that the Paris TX Eiffell tower is a must see. Built in 1993, it stands 65 feet tall and YES - it has a red, cowboys hat. Welcome to Texas Y'all! 

Since our visit was during December the flowers and trees were not in bloom but the area was still beautiful for photos. Texas winters are mostly mild, which means you can have a picnic most months during the year and this spot is perfect for a picnic with a significant other or the family.

The tower is officially located at 2025 S Collegiate Dr. but you can also drive to the Love Civic Center address (which was easy to find). Entry is free year round and at night it is illuminated in the colors of the American flag. When we visited in the morning it was not crowded, but there were a few couples and groups visiting. I wouldn't think it gets awfully crowded during the day but an early morning visit may be safer in order to avoid the crowds. 

3. Paris TX Red River Valley Veterans Memorial

I love history and research, so I had seen pictures of the Red Rivel Valley Veterans Memorial, but let me tell you. None of them do it justice. Make sure you give yourself enough time to really see and appreciate it. I was frankly suprised at how much there was to see past the gate featured on most photos. Walk through to find the Ring Of Honor, which features the US Flag in the center that flies 24/7 - 365 days in the year. The comemorative pannels include the names of soldies from 4 TX counties and one Oclahoma county killed in action during WWI, WWII, Vietnam, Korean and War on Terror. 

The memorial is also home to the War Dog Monument and the Gold Star Monument, so deffinitely look for those. You will not want to miss them. The sheer grandure of the memorial, the sound of the flags waving in the wind, the lights at night all made it one of my favorite spots in town. I could have spent a lot more time there and can't wait to visit again. 

4. Paris TX Historic Town Square

The heart of the town is without a doubt its Historic Town Square. Paris Texas is Always a Good Idea the slogan reads and indeed it is for so many reasons. Home to adorable boutique shops, quite a few antique stores, indoor and outdoor dining, and parks there is something for everyone. The best part is that it is extremely walkable and there was enough to keep us entertained for hours. 

The town hosts quite a few seasonal events and festivals , that would make for an even more memorable getaway. Those including a local Farmers and Artisan Market May through October , the Paris Texas Wine Fest   in the Spring , the popular   Tour-de-Paris in the Summer, perfect for both cyclists and motorised bike riders, HotHatch Chile Fest, Paris TX Baloon and Music Festival , Manequin Night, Festival of Pumpkins and a series of Christmas-themed events that run through November and December.

5. Paris TX Historic Culbertson Fountain

The historic Cubertson fountain is located in the center of Paris Tx town square and is quite the site both during the day and at night. A gift to the city in 1923 by philanthropist J. J. Culbertson, this Italian marble fountain commemorates the city’s rebirth after the devastating fire of 1916.

A symbol of new beginnings, perseverance, community and hope, the fountain is arguably one of the most romantic spots in Paris Texas.

6. Paris Bakery

Freshly baked goods in the morning, artisan breads and comforting hot drinks are the perfect way to start a day. Paris Bakery is right on top of our list of the best things to do in Paris Texas. We drove to Pat Macy lake in after we woke up so we got to the bakery around 9:30am and I am sorry to tell you that we were too late. They still have a couple of muffins and a savory artisan bread we bought to take with us home, but most of the pastires were already sold out.

The place is no doubt a hit for locals and visitors alike, so make sure you get there early to enjoy the best selection of their sweet and savory creations. Bonus points for serving hot herbal tea with lemon and honey. The ambiance is very relaxing, the decor is quite nice and the baked goods are out of this world. A MUST try! Don't forget your bread to go. You will thank me later. 

7 . The Plaza Theater in Paris Texas

How about a night at the theater? And not just anywhere but the historic Plaza Theater, home of Paris Community Theatre. When the Plaza was first opened in the summer of 1926 it was "the last word in a picture show house.” From the architecture with it's rounded arches, tiled roof, and ornate foyer to the elegant interior decor in shades of tan, ivory and antique gold accented by the rose colored stage curtain.

Since it's opening night almost a century ago, the unique flashing PLAZA sign has lit up the square welcoming visitors. Home to the PARIS COMMUNITY THEATRE since 1976 it continues to offer quality entertainment for the community. Talk about the ideal date! As if steping back in time this impressive Art Deco-style building is not just an a place to stop by and take a photo with (although it really is quite instagrammable). The theater is so much more than that. It is history come to life. It is an experience. 

8. Olive Paris

If you have ever been to an oilery you know that a stop at Olive Paris is a must. If not, you are in for a treat. Since I grew up on a Mediterrenian diet, olive oils and vinegars are a staple in our home kitchen, so I make sure that I try local stores featureing oils, vinegars and spices whenever we travel. That said, I have visited many such shops but Olive Paris quite literary took my breath away. 

In addition to a great selection of oils and balsamics, Olive Paris carries a lot of sauces, pickles, spices, syrups and even honey. They also offer a unique selection of summer sausages, bread mixes and cheeses. It's a great place to build your own charcuterrie basket and go for a picnic by the Paris TX Eiffel Towel or at one of the bewutiful local parks.

9. Remember When

One of my favorite stops in Paris Texas is without a doubt Remember When Collectibles shop. Located right on the historic square this antiques and vintage store has a fantastic selection of items organized by theme in different rooms. Very accessable, the isles are quite large as to accomodate baby strollers or wheel chairs. If you are looking for comic book memorabillia or movie posters Remember When is a gold mine.

More so than the treasures it offers, Remember When is a treasure in itself. A family business, this lovely shop is a big part of what made us fall in love with the city of Paris TX, its history and most importantly the community. A historic photo is hung right by the door showing the town square as it was decades ago.

The building of where the store is located today, the Plaza Theater, the fountain in the center and of course the cars from back in the day. You feel the heart of a city that rebuilt itself after a disaster, rising from the ashes. Combined with the items it sells, Remember When offers a nostagic ride to the past and a glimpse into simpler times when talking cars existed only on the big screen.

10. Sam Bell Maxey House State Historic Site

The  Sam Bell Maxey House is a historic site in Paris TX  is the former home of Samuel Bell Maxey - a prominent local attorney, two-term U.S. senator, Mexican War veteran and a major general in the Confederate Army. Built in 1868 this High Victorian Italianete style home offers self guided tours Tuesday through Sunday and guided tours available by reservation only.

The home is newly restored showcasing original family furnishings, clothing, and other items. In addition to the tours I was pleasantly surprised to see that they offer fun events throughout the year like Vintage Valentine's Workshop where you get to make your own Victorian-style Valentine and Build Your Own Terranium. I love being able to not only tour this beautiful home and learn its history, but take home a momento. 

11. Lamar County Historic Museum

A great stop while in town is the local history museum in Paris, TX. It houses exibits documenting Lamar County and Paris' past. It is open between 10 am - 4 pm on Fridays and Saturdays and entry is free. The museum includes historical artifacts, including a postcard display ,   a shoe collection, and entire rooms dedicated to the county's African American heritage and military history as well as life in Paris before the devastating fire of 1916. It also includes the Biard Cabin, built in 1846, reconstructions of a pioneer kitchen and a blacksmith shop. 

12. Valley of the Caddo Museum

Learn about the Caddo people, the town's history and cultural heritage in Valley of the Caddo Museum. The building is one of my favorites in Paris, TX and the exibits are changed often, so it's a fun place to visit every time you go. 

13. Historic Paris Texas Walking Tour

Paris TX has a fascinating history that is quite inspiring, so a historic tour is absolutely worth it. After the 1916 fire destroyed most of the city, there were a few surviving buildings that are still standing today. The Lamar County Chamber of Commerce has a great suggested walking tour starting at the Capital One Bank Building and ending at the Culbertson Fountain.

One of my favorite stops on the list is First United Methodist Church - a historic church  built in 1922. The building's architecture is truly striking. Indiana limestone, tile dome with a case copper crown and an inner dome that covers a beautiful 12 section stained glass. This impresive building was included in the National Register of Historic Places and is worth visiting. 

13. Antique Mall

Drop by the Antique Mall in Paris, Texas for a great selection of vintage and antique items. We filled up the trunk with treasures I had not been able to find elsewhere. This is a very big store and a great spot to walk around.  

14. Picky Piglet Boutique

One of the BEST children's attire and accessiories boutiques ever!!!! The Picky Piglet Boutique in Paris, Texas caries a wonderful selection of kid's clothing, toys and accessories. A great stop to pick up some gifts for the little ones in your life. 

15. Downtown Community Park

To be honest we didn't know about the Downtown Community Park, so it was not on our lists of things to do in Paris Texas. We were driving by and happened to see it and had to pull over. What a lovely park it is. If it is not on your list it definitely should be. 

16. Jaxx Gourmet Burgers

Jaxx Bergers is a must try restaurant when in town. A FANTASTIC selection of mouth watering burgers, chicken fried steak, crisp fries and onion rings, fun athmosphere. Located right on the square this is a great place for either lunch or dinner. 

17. 107 Restaurant

Dinner at 107 was fantastic. The service equally so. In the evening the ambiance is lovely, so we really enjoyed our time. 107 is a restaurant and beer garden, so it offers both indoor and outdoor seating. The menu has a lot of selections and everything we ordered was cooked to perfection. 

They offer some really unique items on the menu like Sashimi Nachos, a  great selection of sliders, burgers, tacos, and grilled cheese sandwitches, pasta and even flatbreads. Awsome appetizers and quite a few salad options. I loved the cranberry walnut salad. When it comes to desert the fried cheesecake was the best!

18. Antique Stores in Paris Tx

In addition to the Antiques Mall we mentioned earlier, Paris TX is home to quite a few other antique stores. For those who love antiques this is a great place to look for and find some treasures. 

19. Spanglers Paris Tx

When it comes to window displays Spanglers is one of those stores that deserves taking a selfie with. Beautiful items, gorgeous decor and such a fun place to visit. 

20. Pat Mayse Lake

The drive up to Pat Macy lake early in the morning was definitely worth it even though when we visited it was quite cloudy.  Visit for a picnic, camping, fishing, viewing the wild life or simply for a nice walk. The lake is also on the way to the Chocataw Casino in Grant Oclahoma , located only 15 minutes from downtown Paris, TX.

21. Visit a Casino in Oclahoma only 15 min drive

The Chocataw Casino & Resort in Grant Oclahoma is just a short 15 minutes drive from Paris, TX and it does offer live entertainment, dining, gaming, cove bar, and hotel onsite with a pool. It is open 24/7 so if you are in the mood for a late night out it's certainly a good option for a date. As we drove from Pat Mayse lake up to Grant, I loved crossing the Texas - Oclahoma border. It really is a beautiful country and makes for a great drive, especially during sunset. 

22. Watch Lovely Texas Sunset

While there is so much to do and see in Paris, Texas, you will not regret taking some time to watch the sunset. Drive through East Texas, just a few minutes from town, and take in the beauty of the setting sun. 

23. Spend the Night in Paris, Texas

There are quite a few lodging options both in town and the nearby. We rented a lovely home just ouside of town equiped with a kitchen, living room, two bedrooms and full bath. If you are looking for a nice place to stay in town, one of our favorites are the 1st Steet Lofts . Beautiful apartments offering modern luxury in historic Paris, TX.

Final Thoughts

There is a great variety of things to do in Paris Texas both for couples and families. We loved the food, the walks, the shopping and the history. So whether you live in the Dallas Fort Worth area or just visiting, consider taking a drive to Paris TX for a day or a weekend. I for one loved my time there and can't wait to visit again. 

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How to Visit the Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX (With Photos & FAQ)

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If there is a roadside attraction that should be on your Texas bucket list, it is definitely the Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX.

This cowboy hat donning, quirky structure is the perfect addition to any weekend getaway or Texas road trip !

Being a big fan of the original Eiffel Tower in Paris, France, you know we had to check out the Texas Eiffel Tower to see how they compared, and you should too!

I mean, who knew that Texas had its own Eiffel Tower!

Heck, even if you haven’t made it to France yet, the Texas Eiffel Tower is the next best thing!

Here’s what you need to know to visit the Paris, Texas Eiffel Tower!

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You will find the Texas Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX, just outside of town.

The town of Paris, Texas is located in northeast Texas just south of the Oklahoma border along US-271, approximately 110 miles from Dallas, Texas .

The physical address for the Eiffel Tower is 2025 S. Collegiate Dr., Paris, Texas 75460.

This Eiffel Tower replica is next to a large, easy to access parking lot and is completely free to visit!

While here, you can also visit the Red River Valley Veteran’s Memorial and the Love Civic Center, both of which are easily accessible from the same parking lot.

It’s crazy to think that a small Texas town would pay such homage to Paris, the City of Love!

I guess it makes sense when you realize that Paris, Texas was named after Paris, France, and is the second largest Paris in the world!

A Few Facts About the Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX

Brief history of the tower.

The Texas Eiffel Tower was built in 1993 to honor the city’s name and bring a sense of Parisian style to Texas.

The Eiffel Tower replica stands 65 feet tall, obviously much smaller than the Paris, France Eiffel Tower which stands 1,083 feet tall.

Texas Eiffel Tower Cowboy Hat

When the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas erected their Eiffel Tower replica in 1999, it was decided that the Texas Eiffel Tower needed a little something “extra” to set it apart.

Thus, the red cowboy hat was added. The cowboy hat added a unique Texas style to the Texas Eiffel Tower in Paris, Texas, to set it apart from it counterparts.

This fun nod to the Texas’ cowboy culture draws people from all over to visit the small town of Paris, Texas!

What’s It Like to Visit the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Texas?

Visiting the Texas Eiffel Tower is such a treat and really should be on everyone’s Texas bucket list.

Seeing the Texas tower donner in its shiny red cowboy hat put a huge smile on my face when I first arrived.

We visited on a Saturday afternoon, and I was surprised to find that there was only one other family at the Eiffel Tower (although I’m sure this isn’t always the case).

I loved that you can get up close and personal with the Eiffel Tower, walking all around it, and underneath it to see the tower and iconic cowboy hat from different angles.

Given that the Eiffel Tower is free to visit and open to the public, it is truly a quick stop and a great roadside attraction.

You don’t need a ticket or any special permission to visit, you just show up and enjoy!

Thanks to the ample free parking onsite as well, the Texas Eiffel Tower truly is a treat to see.

Since the Paris, Texas Eiffel Tower is open 24 hours a day and free to visit, you can truly stop by any time you are passing through.

And, the Eiffel Tower is lit up at night, making it even more delightful!

Frequently Asked Question About the Texas Eiffel Tower

Where is the tower located.

The address is 2025 S. Collegiate Dr., Paris, Texas.

What are the opening hours of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, TX?

The tower is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

How much does it cost to visit?

The tower is completely free to visit. Parking is free as well.

How tall is the Texas Eiffel Tower?

The Texas Eiffel Tower stands 65 feet tall.

Is the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Texas the largest Eiffel Tower replica?

Normally we would say “everything is bigger in Texas,” but in this case, that is not true.

This replica is definitely not the largest Eiffel Tower replica. There are more than 50 Eiffel Tower replicas in the world, the largest of which is in Tokyo, Japan, standing almost 2,000 feet. That is almost twice the size of the original in Paris, France!

The tallest replica in the United States is the tower in Las Vegas, which stands 540 feet tall.

Can you visit the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Texas at night?

The tower is located next to an open parking lot, so it never closes.

In addition, it is also lit up at night, giving it a totally different look and feel.

Is the Texas Eiffel Tower worth visiting?

I wouldn’t drive way out of my way, or make a special trip to visit this roadside attraction, but if you find yourself in the area, then, yes, it is worth it!

What Else is There to Do in Paris, Texas?

While in Paris, Texas, be sure to show the rest of the town some love. Here are a few other things to do:

• Attend an event at the Love Civic Center located next to the tower
• Head to the town square and check out all of the unique shops. You might just find a new favorite souvenir.
• Visit downtown Paris and see the beautiful Culbertson Fountain
• Visit the Sam Bell Maxey House
• Check out al the nods to Paris throughout town, including a delightful French-inspired bakery and the Audrey Hepburn welcome to Paris sign
• Learn some local history at the Heritage Hall Historical Museum
• Visit the Red River Valley Veterans Memorial located next to the tower

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Michelle Snell is a travel writer, history buff, wine lover, and enthusiast of different cultures. Michelle enjoys bringing places to life through her informative writing style on her blogs, That Texas Couple and Totally Texas Travel.  Her practical tips and suggestions help make travel dreams a reality while immersing her readers in the history, culture, and food of a region.  She is happiest sipping wine in Italy or chilling on a beach with her husband, Marty.

Wednesday 10th of January 2024

that cowboy hat is such a perfect touch though, LOVE IT!! ????

Thursday 11th of January 2024

It does scream Texas! :)

Monday 8th of January 2024

What a fun post! I had no idea this existed! Loved reading all the fun facts about it! :)

Tuesday 9th of January 2024

Thank you, Jenn. It is definitely a unique place!

Sunday 7th of January 2024

I have never heard there was a Paris in Texas. And with an Eiffel Tower on top of it. Forgive my ignorance: I am from Europe :) LOL Thank you for sharing.

No problem at all, Maria. I am so glad we could introduce you to something new! Texas is full of surprises.

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