On Wednesday, the Eiffel Tower closed its doors to visitors due to a strike of the personnel. On Thursday, the SETE and trade unions put an end to the strike by reaching an agreement improving the employees' working conditions.
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"End of the strike. The Eiffel Tower will be open Friday the 3rd of August, from 9:00 am. [07:00 GMT]," the tweet read.
The SETE added that visitors, who had pre-booked tickets for strike's days, would receive a compensation.
The Eiffel Tower, which is considered to be the French capital's major symbol, was visited by over 6 million people in 2017.