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Direct Access Eiffel Tower Summit Tickets: Guided Tour & Optional River Cruise
- Get direct access to Paris' most beloved landmark, the Eiffel Tower.
- Grab the chance to visit Eiffel Tower's Summit, a rare experience that requires pre-booking.
- After your 1.5-hr guided tour, explore the iconic Parisian landmark on your own for as long as you'd like (within the operating hours).
- Take the lift to the highest point of the Eiffel tower for a panoramic view of Paris.
- Upgrade your experience with a Seine River Cruise and enjoy seeing Paris from the waters (valid within 6 months of purchase).
Inclusions
- Expert English-speaking guide
- 1.5-hr guided tour of the Eiffel Tower
- Direct access to the summit of the Tower
- 1-hr Seine River cruise (optional)
- Tip: Our guests love walking across the glass floor on Floor 1.
- Please note that you will only be allowed to enter at the time chosen during the booking, so we recommend arriving 30 minutes in advance in order to ensure a hassle-free entry.
- In rare instances, the summit of the Eiffel Tower may be temporarily closed due to unforeseeable situations. The group will be unable to access the summit even if it reopens during your tour, but will be provided a refund for the price of summit access.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Direct Entry Eiffel Tower 2nd Floor Tickets: Guided Tour & Optional River Cruise
- Get direct entry to the 2nd floor or the summit of Paris’ most beloved landmark, the Eiffel Tower.
- At 115 meters tall, the 2nd floor boasts Paris’ most famous observatory that offers breathtaking views of Parisian sights nearby.
- From the elevated heights of this tower, gaze out at the Seine, the Louvre, the Grand Palais, Montmartre, Notre Dame, the Champs-Elysées, and more.
- Enjoy the company of your expert guide who will share insight and stories about this cherished attraction.
- Spend as much time cruising around the Eiffel Tower post-tour - you're free to stay as long as you'd like (within operating hours).
- Upgrade your ticket to include a Seine River Cruise to your Parisian adventure (valid for 6 months from the date of purchase).
Inclusions
- Direct access to the 2nd level of the Eiffel Tower
- 1.5-hr English-guided tour of the Eiffel Tower
- Expert English-speaking guide
- 1-hour Seine River Cruise with a multilingual audio guide (optional)
- Tip: On your way back down, feel free to stop at the Eiffel Tower’s first floor for a stroll along its exceptional glass floor.
- Please note: if you choose to buy the Seine Cruise tickets (optional), the tickets will be provided by your guide after or during the Eiffel Tower tour, and not in your ticket email.
- The guided tour is available only in English.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Tickets to Eiffel Tower with City Tour & Seine River Cruise
- Hop on this Paris day tour to get a view of its iconic landmarks with an audio guide in multiple languages and access to the 2nd floor or the summit of the Eiffel Tower.
- Make the most of your visit to Paris on this comprehensive 4-hour tour, giving you the best of what the French capital has to offer.
- Kick-start your exploration with a wholesome city tour in a comfortable AC coach, fully equipped with a multilingual audio guide.
- Follow it up with an unforgettable 60-minute Seine River Cruise and enjoy a distinctive sightseeing experience from a unique vantage point.
- Finally, visit the most iconic attraction of Paris, the Eiffel Tower with access to the 2nd floor.
- Upgrade your ticket and get access to the Summit of the Eiffel Tower to enjoy the beautiful views from this landmark.
Inclusions
- Entry to the 2nd floor of the Eiffel Tower (optional)
- Entry to the Summit of the Eiffel Tower (optional)
- 1-hr cruise on the Seine
- Air-conditioned coach to visit all the attractions
- Audio guide in multiple languages
Exclusions
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Lift ticket access to the 3rd floor of the Eiffel Tower
- Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility.
- The audio guide is available in English, Italian, Portuguese, German, Japanese, Korean, Dutch, Russian, Mandarin, Spanish, and French.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Feast on gourmet French cuisine at the Eiffel Tower's Madame Brasserie restaurant as you look out over Paris.
- Before or after your meal, explore the tower's first level free of charge after bypassing the long ticket line. Take a private elevator to Madame Brasserie.
- Enjoy delicious French dishes from the Grand Dame Menu created by expert chef Thierry Marx, known for his natural, healthy cuisine incorporating seasonal local ingredients or the Gustave Menu.
- Guests can select an early or late dinner time and will enjoy healthy and gourmet cuisine in an inviting setting. Be seated in the 2nd row of tables in the Paris view area.
Inclusions
- Direct entry tickets to the 1st floor of Eiffel Tower
- Elevator tickets to Madame Brasserie
- 4-course Grande Dame menu designed by Chef Thierry Marx or Gustave menu
- Table of 2 or 4
- 2nd row of tables by the window
Exclusions
- Access to 2nd and 3rd floor of Eiffel Tower
- Tip: To get the best views of Paris, visit during the summer months and marvel at the stunning views.
- Individuals are recommended to practice social distancing and facial masking.
- People who are afraid of heights should avoid this dinner experience.
- Individuals must provide a valid ID card, such as a passport or ID card, to get entrance to the grounds.
- Tables are assigned in advance and cannot be changed.
- Individuals are not permitted to bring any bags, sharp objects, food and drink goods, glass items, pets, or explosives.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
1.5-Hour Small-Group Guided Tour of the Eiffel Tower with Summit Entry
- Enjoy a 1.5-hour personalized tour of the Eiffel Tower with only 10 other guests and an expert English-speaking guide.
- Avail hassle-free timed entry to the tower and priority access to the 2nd floor along with summit entry.
- Revel in the spectacular views of Paris beneath your feet from the 2nd level at over 370 feet above the ground.
- From the summit of the tower, take in the expansive city and visit a historical reconstruction of the former office of Gustave Eiffel.
Inclusions
- 1.5-hr guided tour of the Eiffel Tower
- Priority access to the 2nd level
- Access to the summit
- Expert English-speaking guide
- Small group under 10 guests
Exclusions
- Priority access to the 3rd level
- Tip: Make your trip to the Eiffel Tower twice. You don’t want to miss the stunning daytime views of the city and a dazzling evening light show that illuminates the tower with over 20,000 bulbs.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Combo: Eiffel Tower Summit Guided Tour + Louvre Museum Guaranteed Ticket
- Use this super-saver pass to get skip-the-line access to two iconic Parisien landmarks: the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre Museum.
- An expert bilingual (English and French-speaking) guide will lead you on a 1.5-hour Eiffel Tower Summit tour.
- After the tour, you are free to explore the attraction on your own.
- If you upgrade your ticket, you can even enjoy a 1-hour Seine River cruise to admire Paris from its glistening waters.
- At the Louvre, get guaranteed entry within 30 minutes and get access to the temporary collections inside the museum (depending on availability).
- Your ticket also grants you free admission to the Musée Eugène-Delacroix within 48 hours.
- While you're here, check out incredible collections of art including the Mona Lisa and Liberty Leading The People.
- Spend as much time as you like inside the Louvre Museum with these tickets that are valid for the entire day.
Inclusions
- Skip the line access to the Eiffel Tower led by an expert bilingual (English and French-speaking) tour guide
- 1.5-hr guided tour of the Eiffel Tower
- Access to the summit of the Tower
- 1-hr Seine River cruise (optional)
- Guaranteed access to the Louvre within 30 minutes
- Access to temporary exhibits at the Louvre and free admission to the Musée Eugène-Delacroix
Infants aged 3 and under can visit the Eiffel Tower for free.
At the Louvre, entry is free for children under the age of 18 and European Union citizens under the age of 26 but they will need to get a physical ticket at the venue owing to the new COVID-19 rules and regulations. Also, please display a valid ID at the entrance of the museum for proof of age
Note: For the Louvre, we only sell adult tickets (+18 years for non-EU and + 26 years from EU). We do not sell free tickets. If visitors are eligible for it, they will have to reserve a ticket online through the official Louvre website owing to the new COVID-19 rules and regulations. The link will be sent in the confirmation email.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Eiffel Tower Tickets
About 130 years ago, to commemorate 100 years of the French Revolution, a competition was organized by the Universal Exposition with the aim to construct a 300-meter-long tower. Out of a massive 107 proposals, Gustave Eiffel’s was the winning one. And the rest, as they say, is history.
Colloquially known today as the ‘Iron Lady’, the Eiffel Tower is a symbol of Parisian culture, economy, and industrial strength. Embedded with about five billion lights, one can see this architectural marvel from every corner of Paris. It’s no surprise that the Eiffel Tower receives a footfall of about 7 million visitors each year, making it the fourth most visited monument in the world.
A visit to the City of Love is incomplete without visiting the Eiffel Tower. With an Eiffel Tower ticket, visitors have access to the first floor, second floor, and the summit, entry to some of the finest restaurants in the city, and unparalleled views of Paris.
Your Eiffel Tower Ticket Options Explained
Summit Access
Duration: 1.5- 3 hours
The Eiffel Tower summit is the highest floor accessible by visitors. It can be reached only via its own elevator, which is located on the 2nd floor.
Most Eiffel Tower tickets provide access to the 1st and 2nd floors. An upgrade option to the summit is often available, for which you need to pay an additional amount. With an Eiffel Tower summit access ticket, you can take the elevator from the 2nd floor and head straight to the top. From here, you can observe landmarks like the Seine River, Louvre Museum, Champs Elysees and more.
What's on the Eiffel Tower Top Floor?
Stairs vs Elevator Access
Duration: 1.5 - 2.5 hours
You can access the 1st and 2nd floors by taking either the Eiffel Tower stairs or the elevator. To reach the 2nd floor, you need to climb about 674 steps. While taking the stairs is the faster, less crowded option to reach the 1st and 2nd floors, the ascent might be tiring and time-consuming. Taking an elevator to the 1st and 2nd floors is the faster option of the two, although you would need to be mindful of the crowds.
Stairs to the summit cannot be accessed by the public. You can reach the summit only via a separate elevator on the 2nd floor.
Guided Tours
Duration: 1-3 hours
There are several ways to explore the Eiffel Tower. You can opt for solo travel, where you make your way up via standard entry tickets.
If you select a guided Eiffel Tower tour, a professional multilingual tour guide will accompany you from the entrance, help you get past the lines, and take you up to your selected floor. During your visit you will be able to get up-close and personal with all aspects of the landmark and enlighten you with interesting trivia and history.
Why Take an Eiffel Tower Tour?
Combo Tours
There is a lot to see in Paris. If you want to save money but also explore as much as possible, combo tickets are the way to go. These tickets allow you to cover two attractions and are an absolute money saver. You can choose between visiting the Palace of Versailles, Disneyland Paris, or going on a Seine River Cruise, along with the Eiffel Tower.
These Eiffel tickets also offer skip-the-line entry, making your experience a hassle-free one. Many combo tours include a guided visit to the tower. If not, you can take advantage of the audio guides available at these attractions to ensure that you have a fruitful visit.
What is the Best Way to Book Your Eiffel Tower Tickets? Book Online Tickets
The best way to get hold of your Eiffel Tower tickets is to buy them online. You will be able to get amazing deals and make advanced bookings. And, it also gives you a safe and limited contact experience with many additional benefits.
Convenience: You can skip the long queues and book your tickets with just a click. You’ll also get 24/7 customer service on phone, email, or chat.
Advanced Reservation: You can plan your trip in advance and avoid any disappointments like tickets selling out.
Discounts: The Eiffel Tower ticket prices start at €36. You can avail of some of the best discounts and book combo tours that allow you to visit popular attractions in Paris along with the Eiffel Tower.
Safety: Online booking of tickets allow for safe transactions.
Which Eiffel Tower Ticket Should You Choose?
Trouble deciding which is the best Eiffel Tower ticket is best suited for you? Here is a quick guide to help you make that choice:
1. If you’re short on time
The best way to make the most of your Eiffel Tower experience is by opting for skip-the-line tickets. With these, you can quickly bypass the long queues and take the elevator straight to either the second floor or the summit.
2. If you’re on a budget
If you’re traveling on a budget, you can opt for going up using the Eiffel Tower stairs and not the lift. While the ascent is steep, tickets for stairs access are much cheaper as compared to elevator access.
3. If you’re looking for a guided tour
There are a variety of tickets you can choose from if you would like a guided tour of the Eiffel Tower. Your professional tour guide is usually multi-lingual and will enlighten you with history, facts, construction details, and other interesting trivia about the Eiffel Tower. You can alternatively also opt for a portable, multilingual audio guide that you can simply plug into and carry along on your visit.
4. If you’re looking for the complete Eiffel Tower experience
We recommend opting for tickets that give you access to the Eiffel Tower top floor and add-ons like a cruise along the River Seine. This will give you a wholesome Parisian experience, allowing you to catch a glimpse of the city’s vibrant landscape and iconic monuments.
5. If you’re looking for a romantic experience
Eiffel Tower restaurants are known worldwide for their romantic ambiance and delectable French cuisine. If you’re looking to spend a romantic evening with your partner, opt for a ticket that provides a meal at the Eiffel Tower.
6. If you wish to explore further:
You can explore beyond the Eiffel Tower by opting for the super saver combo ticket that includes access to one/two other attractions in Paris. You can choose to explore the Palace of Versailles or go on a Seine cruise. This will allow you a chance to delve deeper into the history and culture of the capital of the arts, Paris.
Eiffel Tower Levels
Apart from the Esplanade, which is the base on which the tower stands, the Eiffel tower is divided into three levels — the first level, the second level, and the summit.
The Esplanade is the base of the Tower. The gardens, information center, and ticket offices can be found on this level. The four pillars of the Tower — North, South, East, and West — can be found here, and it is from here that you can access the tower. East and West towers lead you to the elevator, while the South takes you to the stairs.
You can visit the gardens and the statue of Gustave Eiffel, view the century-old lift machinery or stop by the fast-food restaurants and gift shop.
No. It is the only Eiffel Tower level where entry is free.
The most attractive feature on the first floor is the opaque, glass flooring. Along with this, you can visit popular restaurants, watch a cinema projection, shop at the boutique, and be a part of the seasonal cultural shows.
Yes. You can take an elevator to the first floor. You can access the elevator from the East and West pillars of the Eiffel Tower.
You can dine at the Eiffel Tower's Madame Brasserie or at The Buffet here.
The Eiffel Tower second floor is an excellent spot to observe the city’s landmarks like Louvre Museum, have a meal and buy souvenirs.
You can take the elevator or the stairs to the Eiffel Tower second floor. You can find the elevator in the East and West Pillars, while the staircase is located in the South Pillar. Ensure that you book your tickets in advance in case you decide to take the elevator.
The elevator is the faster option of the two to reach the Eiffel Tower second floor. While taking the stairs might be time-consuming since you’ll have to climb 674 steps, it’s an excellent way to actually take in the inner construction details and design of the tower.
At the Eiffel Tower second floor, you can dine at the Jules Verne, a Michelin-star restaurant or at their in-house buffet. You can also stop for dessert at their Macaroon Bar.
You can explore Gustave Eiffel’s office, witness a model of the top of the tower, enjoy a drink at the champagne bar, take photos and enjoy an awe-inspiring view of the sprawling city.
There’s only one way to get to the Eiffel Tower summit: via a separate elevator on the 2nd floor. You will have to take either the stairs or the elevator to the 2nd floor, and then board the elevator to the summit. The stairway to the summit is not accessible by the public.
Yes. Most tickets offer access to the 1st and 2nd floors. Eiffel Tower Summit access is an optional upgrade you would need to purchase to make your way to the top.
The Eiffel Tower summit is one of the highest observation decks in Europe. It offers a splendid view of Paris’ main attractions such as the Louvre Museum, Seine River and Grand Palace.
Eiffel Tower Highlights
The Unique Architecture
The 320-meter tall wrought iron lattice tower made using 18,038 metallic parts held together by 2,500,000 rivets has come to be seen as a symbol of modern architecture, just as much as it has come to be seen as a symbol of Paris. The tower can be easily spotted from across the city, but make the Trocadero gardens offer some of the best views of the tower make sure you carve out some time to take in the sight.
Design of the Eiffel Tower
Dive to the Tower's History
Right from the lift machinery at the Esplanade level to a piece of the original spiral staircase that originally linked the second floor of the tower to the top, the tower is a little time capsule into its own 135-year-old history. You will also spot Gustav Eiffel's office at the summit and the names of 72 people that helped create the tower along the frieze of the tower.
History of the Eiffel Tower
Walk on the Glass Floor
The first level of the Eiffel Tower is home to a glass floor that offers unparalleled views of the Esplanade below. Installed as part of the renovation that the tower underwent in 2014 to mark the 125th anniversary, walking on the glass floor is an unparalleled experience. Enjoy the views of the City of Lights from a unique vantage point from up here.
Discover the Eiffel Tower First Floor
Enjoy the Views of Paris
It goes without saying that one of the reasons most people climb the Eiffel Tower is to catch the views of Paris it offers. There are observation decks on the second floor and the summit level of the tower. Both offer spectacular views and you can spot several Parisian landmarks like the Louvre, Seine River, Champs Elysees, Notre Dame de Paris, Champ de Mars, and more.
Stroll Through the Gardens
Your Eiffel Tower experience would be incomplete if you didn't take the time out to visit the Trocadero Gardens. The garden is a haven for those looking to spend some time enjoying a quiet stroll while taking in the sights of Paris. The garden is home to belvederes and pathways that offer stunning views of the tower, several small waterfalls, and even a 200-year-old Sycamore tree.
What to do at Trocadero Gardens?
Visit the Eiffel at Night
Visiting the Eiffel Tower after nightfall is an experience in itself. You can go up to the top of the tower and see the view of the City of Lights all lit up like stars int he night sky. You can also see the tower itself reflect in the moonlight in the pond near the base of the Tower.
Eiffel Tower Entrances
The Eiffel Tower has a choice of entrances located in the East, West and South Pillars, and the one you should take depends on whether you want to take the stairs or the lift to the top.
East and West Pillars
If you plan to take the elevator to the Eiffel Tower second floor, you can go to either the East or West Pillar. Keep an eye out for a green and yellow flag. If you have already purchased a ticket, make your way towards the green flag which will lead you directly to the entrance. If you haven’t purchased a ticket, join the queues near the yellow flag, which is placed at the ticket counter. You can find a ticket booth at each pillar.
Why Take the Eiffel Tower Lift?
South Pillar
If you’re planning to take the stairs to the first or second floor of the Eiffel Tower, head to the South Pillar. There are 674 steps to the second floor. If you have already purchased your ticket, you can go directly to the entrance that is marked by a blue flag. If you haven’t booked one yet, you can make your purchase at the ticket counter at the South Pillar.
Why Take the Eiffel Tower Stairs?Plan Your Visit to the Eiffel Tower
Eiffel Tower hours are 9 AM to 12:45 PM. Lift, as well as stair access, is available between 9 AM to 11:45 PM. The time of the last admission is 11:45 PM.
The Eiffel Tower is open all year round but will be closed on July 14.
Best Time to Visit Eiffel Tower
October to December and January to March is the best time to visit the Eiffel Tower. You will experience lesser crowds and pleasant weather.
Eiffel Tower Timings
Address: Champ de Mars, 5 Avenue Anatole France, 75007 Paris, France.
How to Get to Eiffel Tower?
You can get to the Eiffel Tower by car, metro, RER, bus, boat, and by bicycle.
By Train: By metro, you can take Lines 9, 8, and 6; by RER, you can take Line C to reach the Eiffel Tower.
By Bus: You can take lines 82, 30, 42, 86, 69, or 72.
By Boat: Take a boat ride down River Seine and alight at Batobus Tour Eiffel stop.
By Bike: The closest Velib docking station is 2 Av. Octave Gréard Station.
Directions to Eiffel Tower
There are a number of things you could do to skip the long lines at Eiffel Tower such as taking the stairs instead of the elevator or visiting the tower during early hours on a weekday. However, one of the most foolproof ways to ensure you can avoid the long lines is by purchasing skip-the-line Eiffel Tower tickets. With these, you get priority access to the second floor and can additionally opt for an upgrade to the Summit as well. you get an informative tour guide along, priority access by elevator to the second floor, and more.
How to Skip the Lines at Eiffel Tower?
- Accessibility: The elevators will help visitors with mobility-related disabilities access the 2nd floor by the elevator. There are also special washrooms available on the ground floor and audio inductions loops for those with hearing difficulties.
- Changing Rooms: The first and second floors are equipped with changing stations.
- Toilets: They can be located on the East Garden, the upper floor of the Pavillon Ferie, lower level of the second floor, and the outdoor section of the summit.
- Gift Shops: Grab a souvenir to remember your trip to the Eiffel Tower from one of the many gift shops inside the tower. You can find a shop on every floor of the tower, as well as on the esplanade.
Your Eiffel Tower experience is incomplete without indulging in some delightful French cuisine. The cherry on top? Jaw-dropping views of the City of Love, of course. Another benefit? By booking a meal at an Eiffel Tower restaurant like Le Jules Verne or Madame Brasserie, you can skip the long lines and directly head to the second floor!
- Madame Brasserie: Located on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower
- Le Jules Verne: Located on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower
- Macaroon Bar: Second floor of the Eiffel Tower
- Champagne Bar: At the Eiffel Tower Summit
Apart from this, the Eiffel Tower is also home to restaurants that serve simple buffets. They are located on the Esplanade, first and second floors.
Guide to Dining at Eiffel Tower
Visitor Tips
- If you plan on visiting the Eiffel Tower — particularly the summit — we recommend booking your tickets well in advance since tickets to the top get sold out quickly.
- It is also essential that you book your Eiffel Tower tickets online. If not, you would have to wait for hours at the ticket counter, and might not get access to the floors you would like to visit.
- A great way to save time is by taking the steps on your way back down. Lines for the lifts are generally long and crowded.
- If you would like to know the inner workings of this landmark, including history, construction, and other general trivia, we highly recommend opting for a guided Eiffel Tower tour.
- June-September is the busiest time of the year for a visit. If you would like relatively lesser crowds, October-December and January-March would be the best time to visit the Eiffel Tower.
- If you plan to have a meal at the Eiffel Tower, it is best to make a reservation at one of the restaurants well in advance.
- Download the Eiffel Tower app on your smartphone before your visit. The audio guide covers every subject related to the structure, including history, design and construction, neighboring landmarks, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions About Eiffel Tower Tickets
A. Yes. You can book your Eiffel Tower tickets online. Stairs access can be booked online or on the spot, while lift access can be only reserved online.
A. There are four basic tickets available: one grants access to the 2nd floor via a lift, the second takes you to the summit via a lift, the third takes you to the 2nd floor via the stairs and the fourth takes you to the summit via stairs to the 2nd floor and then a lift to the top. Additionally, you can choose between a self-guided tour as well as guided tour or combo tour so you can explore more of Paris.
A, The Eiffel Tower ticket price depends on the type of ticket you choose. The ticket prices start at €36 and can go up to €150.
A. Yes. Skip-the-line tickets for Eiffel Tower are available. Purchasing these tickets online is highly recommended to avoid waiting for 30 minutes to 1 hour in line.
A. A skip-the-line ticket with access to the Eiffel Tower summit costs €63. However, choosing a guided tour or a combo ticket with skip-the-line access would be a more budget-friendly option for visiting the Eiffel Tower.
A. Yes, you can get Skip-the-line access with your guided Eiffel Tower tours at the Eiffel Tower. With these tickets, you get hassle-free entry and can go either to the 2nd floor, or right to the summit.
A. A guided tour of the Eiffel Tower can cost you anywhere between €36 to €150, depending on whether you choose tickets with access to the second floor or the summit, take the elevator or stairs to the top and if you decide to pick a combo tour that allows you access to one of the other popular attractions in Paris, such as Disneyland Paris.
A. Yes. By purchasing a ticket to the top of the Eiffel Tower, you can access the first and second floors as well.
A. Depending on the type of ticket you choose, the Eiffel Tower second floor ticket price can be anywhere between €36 to €84.
A. No. Your destination is determined by the ticket you decide to purchase. You will not be able to go to the top of the tower if you have purchased a ticket to the 2nd level. You can upgrade your tickets to include summit access.
A. A Eiffel Tower ticket with access to the summit is priced between €47 to €63.
A. It depends on the Eiffel Tower ticket you choose to book. While some tickets offer a full refund on canceling tickets up to 48-72 hours in advance, for others there may be no refund available on cancelation. Please check before you make your reservation.
A. Yes, lift access is available at the Eiffel Tower. However, lift tickets can only be reserved online and visitors are encouraged to take the stairs over the lift.
A. Yes. You can use the Eiffel Tower stairs to go up to the 2nd floor. One staircase has been designated to go up, while the other is for solely coming back down.
A. Eiffel Tower timings a 9 AM to 12:45 PM (last ascent at 11:45 PM) all days of the week, for both lift and stairs.
A. While the stairs are cheaper, climbing 674 steps to the 2nd level is not an easy task. Depending on your ticket, you can take an elevator to the top. You can climb up the stairs to the 1st and 2nd levels of the Eiffel Tower, or take an elevator directly to the 2nd floor, look around, and then head by elevator to the summit.
A. Admission to the tower, elevator and stairs generally begins from 09:00 AM all year round. From January to June and September to December, the tower is open till 11:00 PM, while from June to September, it is open till midnight.
A. Yes. Wheelchair access is available for visitors up to the 1st and 2nd floors. It is not recommended that visitors with disabilities visit the summit.
A. If you go up to the 2nd level, the visit could take about 1.5 hours, while if you go up to the summit, you could spend about 2.5 hours. Moreover, depending on whether you opt to take the stairs or the elevator, timings may vary.
