Eiffel Tower 3D Model by Grokstar Games

See the Eiffel Tower from more than one angle. This interactive 3D model lets you turn the structure by hand, move closer to its ironwork, and examine the arches and observation platforms at your own pace. It opens in your browser, so there is nothing to install.

Explore the Eiffel Tower in 3D

Start with the full view to take in the tower's silhouette. Then select Structure and move closer to its base. The four wide-set lattice legs, sweeping arches, first observation deck, open middle section, narrowing upper framework and summit are all visible in the model. A still photograph fixes one viewpoint; here, you can move around and choose your own.

Drag with your mouse to rotate. Hold Shift while dragging to move the viewpoint; use Ctrl + scroll to zoom. The Play control starts a slow automatic orbit, and Space pauses or resumes it after you click inside the viewer. Choose Reset to return to the opening angle. Press Alt + Enter for fullscreen and Esc to leave fullscreen.

Who made this interactive model?

The Eiffel Tower mesh comes from 3DMR's Eiffel Tower model, revision 3. That listing traces the underlying model to BlendSwap model 67944, names n42k as the person who contributed the 3DMR revision, and makes the model available under the CC0 1.0 public-domain dedication. The listing does not establish that n42k created the original BlendSwap mesh, so we have kept those credits distinct.

Grokstar Games adapted that mesh for this web experience. We prepared a compact, textured browser model and built the real-time viewer, camera controls, lighting and surrounding illustrative 3D scene with Three.js and WebGL. The full tower is interactive rather than a spinning video or a sequence of photographs. For parents and teachers using interactive projects to spark curiosity, here is why children should learn to code.

What makes this view different?

The tower's latticework matters most when you move. Look through the arches from below, rotate to see how the four legs meet the first platform, or zoom toward the finer structure higher up. Textures add depth to the iron surfaces, while the nearby trees, avenues, river and bridge help give the landmark a sense of place. Those surroundings are an artistic reconstruction, not an exact satellite map or photogrammetric copy of Paris.

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For a larger view, use the viewer's fullscreen button. When you're done exploring, press Esc and continue reading the article. The model runs in your browser on this page; it does not download an app or game to your computer. For a different interactive environment from Grokstar Games, explore the neighbourhood driving prototype in Project Kalyani.

Where is the real Eiffel Tower?

The real Eiffel Tower stands on the Champ de Mars in Paris's 7th arrondissement. Its official address is 5 avenue Anatole France, 75007 Paris, France, according to the Eiffel Tower's official visitor information. The virtual scene uses its Paris setting as inspiration; use the official map if you need real-world directions.

Model credit: 3DMR Eiffel Tower (revision 3), sourced from BlendSwap model 67944, CC0 1.0. Interactive adaptation and illustrative scene: Grokstar Games.