“Bonjour, Y’all.” Welcome to the Eiffel Tower—in Paris, Texas

Texas is known for the phrase “Everything’s bigger in Texas.”

This is especially true in Paris, Texas where the Eiffel Tower stands 65 feet high.

And it is topped with a three-and-a-half-foot tall red Stetson cowboy hat.

With 27 thirty-watt LED lights, they are programmed to change with the season or holiday (i.e., Christmas, baby gender reveal, etc.)

When it is not in use, it lights up with the colors of the Texas flag.

The Paris, Texas Eiffel Tower was originally built to attract tourists and visitors to the town.

It can be accessed 24 hours a day, seven days a week at no charge.

From family outings to gatherings with friends to a romantic stroll, there is ample parking.

You can enjoy a picnic lunch in designated areas and pets are welcome.

There are other attractions like the Red River Valley Veterans Memorial or the Trail de Paris you can check out.

Depending on the time of year, you can enjoy seasonal festivals and markets, performances, arts and crafts, and get some unique souvenirs.

This quirky landmark is a hidden gem and a must-see site.

The Paris, Texas Eiffel Tower is a symbol of local Texas pride showcasing community history.

Y’all be sure to stop by and visit if you’re traveling in north Texas.