Question 1

Is the Arc de Triomphe free?

Accepted Answer

There is no admission fee for the European citizens below 25 years of age at the neoclassical Arc de Triomphe. Also, the entry is free every first Sunday of the month from 1st of January to 31st of March and 1st of November till 31st December.

Question 2

Why was the Arc de Triomphe built in Paris?

Accepted Answer

The plan of construction of the Arc de Triomphe, Paris was proposed in 1806 by the French Emperor Napoleon 1 to honour the glorified French Army after they had conquered a majority of European sites.

Question 3

Why is the Arc de Triomphe so famous?

Accepted Answer

The laudable Arc de Triomphe signifies the valour of all those brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives for France during the Napoleonic wars and French Revolution. The arch is decorated with the war-time slogans and sayings along with the name of French soldiers on its inner and outer sides, and below it lies the Tomb of Unknown Soldier that as well contributed in making the arch so popular. Apart from this the stunning architecture and intricate design of the arch makes it so impressive that people from far and wide come to visit this place.

Question 4

How many Arc de Triomphe are there in Paris?

Accepted Answer

There are three Arc de Triomphe in Paris. The first one is Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel, situated in front of the Louvre museum, the second one is known as the Charles de Gaule, located in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the third one is called the Grand Arc in the La Defence area.

Question 5

Is Arc de Triomphe worth?

Accepted Answer

The famed and esteemed Arc de Triomphe is worth a visit as it is situated at the busiest roundabout of the city leading off to 12 roads. Over and above the aerial view from the top of the arch and centre of the star or Etoile is just phenomenal that offers a panoramic sight of the city of lights, Paris.

Question 6

Who is buried under the Arc de Triomphe?

Accepted Answer

At the base of the sought-after Arc de Triomphe lies the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier who died during the first world war. This unidentified soldier was buried there on 10th November 1920 and the tomb also has an inscription “Here lies a French soldier who died for his fatherland 1914-1918” written on the top of it.

Question 7

What are the other activities in Paris that I can book via Thrillophilia?

Accepted Answer

Here are some of the top activities in Paris you can book tickets for via Thrillophilia:Eiffel Tower Dinner Seine River Cruise And Moulin Rouge ShowRodin Museum TicketPantheon Paris TicketPere Lachaise Cemetery TicketsEiffel Tower and Disneyland Paris ticketsSeine River Cruise hop on hop offMontparnasse Tower TicketsPetit Train De MontmartreAirport Transfer ParisEiffel Tower Top Floor Tickets