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Eiffel Tower
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The Eiffel Tower itself has three floors for visitors to explore: the first level, the second level, and the very top called the summit. The ground level surrounding the tower is the Esplanade.
The Esplanade: A free-to-access area where you can begin your Eiffel Tower adventure.
First floor stairs: 347
Elevator access: Yes
Second floor stairs: 674
Elevator access: Yes
Summit stairs: 1665 (only accessible to maintenance staff)
Elevator access: Yes (from the 2nd floor)
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Address: Champ de Mars, 5 Avenue Anatole France, 75007 Paris, France.
Getting there
With entrances located in the East, West, and South Pillars, figuring out which one to choose might seem like a tricky decision. But it’s simple:
East and West Pillars
Elevator takers, assemble!
Planning to ride the elevator to the top of the Iron Lady? Head to the East or West Pillar.
Each pillar has a booth for purchasing or validating tickets.
South Pillar
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Think Disney’s Ratatouille when hunger strikes while you are in Paris, and the Eiffel Tower is the perfect place to bring this fantasy to life. With delightful French cuisine on your plate and jaw-dropping views of the city, you are in for a treat.
Want just a quick bite on the go? Various counters on the Esplanade, first, and second floors serve fast food like pizza, salads, pastries, ice cream, and beverages.
Have a picnic spread on the 25 hectares of lush greenery! Or, head to the Marionnettes du Champ de Mars Paris and watch colorful handmade puppets tell famous stories like Cinderella and Little Red Riding Hood.
Shop till you drop at La Rue Saint Dominique at well-known high street brands like Maje, Claudie Pierlot, and The Kooples to smaller boutiques, cafes, and bakeries!
Book a boat tour and feel like a protagonist in an Indie movie as you look at the City of Lights from a Seine River cruise, the second best way to end your day in Paris after croissants!
Click post-worthy pictures of the Eiffel at Place du Trocadero, a stone square built for the 1937 World's Fair which perfectly aligns with the base of the Iron Lady.
Eiffel Tower tickets are timed, which means each ticket comes with a specific entry time, which you must adhere to in order to gain access to the tower. It's important to arrive on time (or even 15 minutes earlier), as missing your scheduled entry slot may mean that you won’t be able to enter the tower.
With a guide to lead you, you'll bypass the often long and confusing queues, which can be especially daunting given the crowds at Trocadéro and the multiple entrances to the tower. Your guide not only helps you navigate these challenges but also ensures you get quick access to either the 2nd floor or the summit, depending on your ticket choice. This means you’ll spend less time waiting and more time admiring the breathtaking views of Paris. Plus, your guide will share fascinating stories and insights about the Eiffel Tower, enriching your experience as you explore this iconic landmark.
Yes, a summit ticket includes access to both the 1st and 2nd floors, providing a complete experience of the Eiffel Tower.
No, 2nd-floor tickets don’t include summit access. However, you can upgrade your ticket for a full experience that includes the summit.
If you're looking for a challenge and a more budget-friendly option, climbing the 674 steps to the 2nd floor offers a unique perspective and a sense of accomplishment. For a more relaxed experience, especially if it's your first visit, the elevator to the summit is ideal, offering unmatched panoramic views of Paris.
Absolutely. While the summit access requires an upgrade, it offers unparalleled views of Paris and a closer look at Gustave Eiffel’s private office. It's a once-in-a-lifetime experience for those wanting to see the city from its highest point.
No, there are no dedicated tickets for the Champagne Bar. However, access to the bar is included with your summit ticket, where you can purchase a drink while enjoying the view.
For families, a ticket with elevator access to the 2nd floor is ideal. It offers stunning views without the physical exertion of climbing stairs. Adding a Seine River cruise can provide a relaxing end to your visit.
If you’re concerned about heights, you might want to avoid the summit or dining experiences, which involve elevator rides and high vantage points. Stick to the 1st or 2nd floors for a less intimidating experience.
Plan on spending around 1.5 to 2.5 hours for your visit. Reaching the second level typically takes about 1.5 hours, while visiting the summit can take up to 2.5 hours. Climbing the stairs will add some extra time.
Yes, the Eiffel Tower is open late into the evening, offering a magical experience with the city illuminated below. Night visits are popular for their stunning views of Paris lit up, and the Tower sparkles with thousands of lights every hour on the hour. It’s a great way to avoid daytime crowds and see the city in a different light.
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