Eiffel Tower Replica: A Prairie Homage to Paris

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Experience a touch of Paris in the Canadian Prairies at Montmartre's Eiffel Tower Replica, a charming tribute to French heritage.

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In the heart of Montmartre, Saskatchewan, stands a charming replica of the Eiffel Tower, a tribute to the village's French heritage and its designation as the 'Paris of the Prairies'. This 30-foot (9-meter) scaled-down version of the iconic Parisian landmark offers a unique photo opportunity and a touch of European flair amidst the Canadian landscape.

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136 Central Avenue, 3M0, Montmartre, SK, CA
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Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Eiffel Tower Replica.

Visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon to capture the best lighting for photographs.
Pack a picnic to enjoy in the park surrounding the Eiffel Tower Replica.
Explore the local shops and cafes in Montmartre for a taste of the community's hospitality.

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Getting There

Driving

If arriving by car from Regina, take Highway 48 east for approximately 90 km. The Eiffel Tower Replica is located at 136 Central Avenue in Montmartre. Parking is available nearby. Note that Highway 48 is the main route, and there are no tolls.
Public Transportation

While there is no direct public transportation to Montmartre, you can take a taxi to Indian Head, SK, and then a bus to Regina. From Regina, there used to be a Greyhound bus to Montmartre, but check current availability. Once in Montmartre, the Eiffel Tower Replica is within walking distance.

Discover more about Eiffel Tower Replica

The Eiffel Tower Replica in Montmartre, Saskatchewan, is more than just a roadside attraction; it's a symbol of the enduring connection between a small Canadian village and the romantic allure of Paris. In the 1890s, French settlers colonized the area, naming it after the Parisian district. To further cement this bond, Montmartre, SK, twinned with Montmartre, France, in 1962 and adopted the moniker 'Paris of the Prairies'.The replica, completed in 2009, stands at approximately 1/38th the size of the original Eiffel Tower. While the original Eiffel Tower isn't located in Montmartre, France, the Saskatchewan version serves as a reminder of the town's heritage. The park surrounding the replica provides a pleasant space for picnics and leisurely strolls, complete with benches, picnic tables, and a gazebo.The tower itself was constructed by local contractors, with community members involved in the fabrication, painting, and concrete work. The landmark has become a source of pride for the community, drawing tourists and even earning a spot on KitKat chocolate bar wrappers as part of a national campaign highlighting Canadian landmarks.