The Eiffel Tower doesn't always need the wide-open setting of the Champ de Mars to make an impression. From the gardens beside the Seine, just before Avenue de New York, it appears through the trees in a much more informal Parisian setting.
This quiet view through the trees brings together three very different parts of Paris: the Eiffel Tower, the Seine and a riverside whose names and landmarks still reveal the city's history.
“You don’t look for the Tower — you simply notice when she finds you.”
Part of the “Take on the Tower” Series
Each Tuesday, we turn our gaze toward the Eiffel Tower — seen not as a monument, but as a quiet companion to everyday Paris.
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