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July 14, 2027 Fireworks Display

La tour Eiffel, 5 avenue Anatole France - Champ de Mars - 75007 Paris
14 July 2027
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Every year, the traditional National Day fireworks display in Paris is set off on the evening of July 14 from the Eiffel Tower

Every year, the traditional July 14 fireworks display in Paris is a major festive event that draws crowds to the Eiffel Tower as well as to the Champ-de-Mars to celebrate France’s National Day. The public is therefore invited on July 14, 2027, to admire this grand themed fireworks display, which continues to be orchestrated from the Eiffel Tower. The Champ-de-Mars remains the prime spot to watch the fireworks. Children will climb onto their parents’ shoulders to marvel at this show, which promises, once again, to be spectacular!

🎯The programme for the evening of 14 July 2027

  • From 9pm - The Paris Concert (15th edition): at the foot of the illuminated Eiffel Tower, the greatest talents of opera and classical music will kick off the celebrations
  • From 11pm Fireworks and drone show: the City of Paris’s spectacular fireworks display brings this magnificent evening to a close. The show is structured around 12 themed scenes designed specifically for the event
  • Alcohol consumption is prohibited during this event

🎯The show in figures

  • 1,600 ultra-light drones deployed for the first time, equipped with 360° LED lights and integrated pyrotechnic effects
  • Over 120 launch stations, including more than 80 installed directly on the Eiffel Tower
  • 50 motorised spotlights installed within the structure of the iconic monument
  • A technical and artistic team of over 100 people

🎯Metro and RER stations closed

For safety reasons and to manage passenger flows, the Paris Police Prefecture is implementing significant service restrictions across the public transport network (RATP).

⚠️ Passenger information:

  • Trains will run without stopping at these stations
  • Connections will not be available

📌 Timeline of restrictions on Wednesday 14 July 2027

From 6pm: complete closure to the public

  • Line 6: Passy, Boissière, Bir-Hakeim, Dupleix, Trocadéro, Cambronne, Sèvres-Lecourbe
  • Line 8: École Militaire
  • Line 9: Alma-Marceau, Trocadéro, Saint-Philippe du Roule

From 6pm: special operating status (exit only)

  • Line 9 (Iéna station): the station remains open solely to allow passengers to exit. No entry is permitted

From 11pm: late-night restrictions

  • Line 9 (Rue de la Pompe station): station completely closed to the public
  • Lines 6, 8 and 10 (La Motte-Picquet Grenelle station): the station remains accessible, but entrances 4 and 5 are closed permanently
Duration: 20 minutes. From 11pm to 11.20pm
Free
All public

Map

Map
Address
5 avenue Anatole France - Champ de Mars
75007 Paris

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