Is the Eiffel Tower taller than the Willis Tower?

No. The Willis Tower is taller than the Eiffel Tower by 112 m (368 ft).

The Willis Tower is taller than the Eiffel Tower by 112 m (368 ft).Eiffel Tower: 330 m (1,083 ft). Willis Tower: 442 m (1,451 ft), measured to the roof.

Both heights are published listings, not a side-by-side measurement, so treat the gap as approximate.

Where these heights come from

The Eiffel Tower reaches 330 m (1,083 ft), height including antenna. See all of Eiffel Tower’s listed heights.

The Willis Tower reaches 442.3 m (1,451 ft), roof height, excluding antenna tip. See all of Willis Tower’s listed heights.

Keep the top endpoint with each value. An antenna, spire or roof can change which structure comes out taller. The individual pages retain the available endpoints.

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APAHeightvs. (2026, October 17). Is the Eiffel Tower taller than the Willis Tower? No, 112.3 m shorter. https://heightvs.com/compare/eiffel-tower-vs-willis-tower
MLA“Is the Eiffel Tower Taller Than the Willis Tower? No, 112.3 m Shorter.” Heightvs, 17 Oct. 2026, heightvs.com/compare/eiffel-tower-vs-willis-tower.
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For the height itself, cite the original publisher as well: Eiffel Tower official site (French) (Eiffel Tower), Eiffel Tower official site (Eiffel Tower), Wikipedia (Willis Tower).

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The Eiffel Tower, 330 m (1,083 ft), and the Willis Tower, 442.3 m (1,451 ft), drawn to scale on one baseline