The Eiffel Tower closes early on Tuesday due to exceptionally high temperatures, the monument’s operator says. Multiple outlets report that the adjustment is linked to a severe heatwave affecting France. In Paris, the heat disrupts daily life and prompts broader public impacts, including disruptions to transport and schooling, according to reporting from the Philippines-based outlet. The operator says the site will exceptionally close at 4:00 pm. France 24 reports that the closure happens on June 23 as Paris struggles with a historic heatwave and residents adapt to conditions that the city is not designed to withstand. NDTV similarly states that the tower is scheduled to close early because of the severe heatwave. The reports describe the decision as a response to forecasted high temperatures rather than an emergency unrelated to weather. Visitors are therefore affected by the reduced opening hours for that day.