This is a maze I have thought about making for years. When I decided to make 2026 all about mazes of famous places I knew it was time to do it. I am happy to introduce Maze of the Week #228 of the iconic Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. Completed in 1889, the tip reaches a height of 330 meters (1,083 feet) and the tower is made of wrought iron. Read all about the history and the great engineering on Wikipedia.

I have previously made a maze of The Louvre Museum in Paris.

Learn all about the Eiffel tower in this video:

My Photos: The Tower looms over your entire trip to the city. Here are some of my favorite photos:

The maze: I went with black and white. I used the French words for start and goal and the French name Tour Eiffel.

Download is available on the home page. Happy Maze-ing !

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I am excited to present my maze of the week #32, The Louvre, the most visited museum in the world in Paris, France. I was fortunate enough to visit it for many hours one day and it is huge and completely worth your time. It is home to the Mona Lisa (smaller than you think) and the Venus de Milo. It originally opened its doors on August 10, 1793, thus the launch on the site this week. Happy Birthday.

There is a lot to say about this museum and if you want to find out more, Wikipedia The Louvre or visiting the museums website in English would be a good start.

How about a quick tour of the museum in 4K?

You can find many photos of the Louvre so I will assume you know what it looks like. Let’s get right into the mazes:

The Mazes: My first version is a standard black and white version:

The Louvre Maze in black and white — The Louvre Maze

And my second and third versions are something new, mixed media mazes using a version of my maze overlayed on a photo of the Louvre. I could not find the photographer to properly attribute them as this photo is found on many websites. This version also is wide angle to showcase more of the wonderful nighttime photo. I did 2 versions, a white background and one that uses the reflection of the buildings color.

The Louvre Maze mixed media version — The Louvre Maze - mixed media version

The Louvre Maze mixed media color version

I hope you enjoy the mazes. Downloads are available at the mazes permanent home.

Coming next week:

A sign maze.