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Located on the 56th floor of the Montparnasse Tower, Ciel de Paris (the sky of Paris) is the highest restaurant in the city, offering a unique bird’s eye view of Paris and the Eiffel Tower. It now has a champagne bar and serves late dinners on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Enjoy! Parisianist.
There is no better way to describe Le Ciel de Paris than to use the words of the interior designer Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance: “A suspended salon, chic and sparkling, to admire Paris differently.” What more could you expect from the highest restaurant in Paris, located on the 56th floor (of a total of 58) of the Montparnasse Tower? Managed by one of the leading catering companies in Europe, Elior, Ciel de Paris’ engagement is to welcome and take care of each and every customer with passion and professionalism. And the view of Paris is simply spectacular…
Suitable for any Special Occasion
Ciel de Paris welcomes Parisians and visiting guests alike. The ambiance is therefore very international, from businessmen celebrating a successful business deal, visitors enchanted by the panoramic view or couples spending a romantic dinner on top of the city of love. Everything here is created for your pleasure, as the interior designer truly believes in the tight relationship between mankind, space and objects. The ambiance is therefore festive, yet laid-back, friendly and warm.
It’s The View that makes The Decor
Paris is “a moveable feast” were the words of Ernest Hemingway, who lived on the left bank of Paris. In the early 20th century, the left bank area of Montparnasse was the new place to be, draining all the intellectuals and artists away from the right bank district of Montmartre. The décor of Ciel de Paris translates this elegance and sensuality that the American author loved during his Parisian years, but no décor could surpass the beauty of Paris, especially at night, which can be admired through the windows of the restaurant or the reflections from the many mirrors inside.
33 avenue du Maine, 75015 Paris – T +33 (0)1 40 64 77 64 – www.cieldeparis.com