The Eiffel Tower is lit with the blue, white and red colours of the French flag in Paris, France, November 16, 2015, to pay tribute to the victims of a series of deadly attacks on Friday in the French capital. (Reuters)
The Eiffel Tower reopened on Monday, three days after closing because of the wave of terror attacks on Paris.
The iconic tower like monuments the world over following the deadly terrorist attacks on Paris was lit up in the French national colours blue, red and white from sundown.
Normally visited by between 15,000 and 20,000 people a day, the tower was closed until further notice after Friday's attacks.
But it has now reopened, and will glow with the patriotic colours for the next three evenings, the company said.
The illumination will also include the defiant Latin slogan of Paris, "Fluctuat nec mergitur" meaning "It is buffeted by the waves, yet remains afloat."
The attacks prompted the company to halt the tower's nightly illumination and hourly five-minute flashing light show.
The illumination resumed on Sunday, but without the light show, during which the tower erupts in bursts of lights, appearing to dance and float in the night.
The Sydney Opera House and One World Trade Center in New York have been among structures around the world to light up in blue, white and red in solidarity with France.