The Eiffel Tower was closed earlier today after staff went on strike.
They said the strike was called to protest over the way the monument is managed financially and could be extended.
The tower’s operator, SETE, disclosed on its website that “visits of the monument will be disrupted on Monday”.
Ticket holders are advised to check its website before showing up, or differ their visit. E-ticket holders were asked to check their e-mails for further information.
This is the second strike at the Eiffel Tower embarked on within two months for the same reason.
Unions have criticized SETE for its business model that according to them is based on an inflated estimate of future visitor numbers while under-estimating the cost of construction.
The Eiffel Tower, the most popular landmark in Paris, attracts around seven million visitors per year and around three-quarters of them foreigners, according to its website.
