Description
A symbol of Paris and more generally of France, the Eiffel Tower, built by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 World’s Fair, is one of the world’s most visited monuments.
Visiting the Tower, and seeing its historic gardens and the breathtaking view of Paris from the top is an incredible experience. Walking out onto the glass platform on the first floor offers the unique sensation of walking in the void! In winter or in summer, you can enjoy a break on the terrace, 57 metres above the ground.
Arriving on the 2nd floor, you can enjoy the view of the Louvre, the Grand Palais, the meanders of the Seine, Montmartre, Invalides, Notre-Dame,...and also some delicious treats. It’s here that you’ll find the Michelin-starred Jules Verne restaurant, alongside a Pierre Hermé macaron bar and take-away food stands. Before leaving, stop off in the official shops to discover a selection of exclusive products bearing the Eiffel Tower brand and made in France, such as snow globes, stationery accessories, miniature Eiffel Towers, etc.
Final destination: the summit! On its two levels, one enclosed and the other open-air, you can stroll around and take in the unique panorama of the City of Light from a height of 906 feet (276 metres) while sipping champagne. Here you can also visit a reproduction of Gustave Eiffel’s office.
A gastronomic destination in its own right, the Eiffel Tower is also a testimony to French-style excellence. In addition to the Jules Verne with Frédéric Anton at the helm, offering a fresh take on the great classics of French cuisine, the Madame Brasserie offers Parisian bistro fare as prepared by Thierry Marx. Visitors will also find take-away food stands from the esplanade to the summit.
Visiting the Tower, and seeing its historic gardens and the breathtaking view of Paris from the top is an incredible experience. Walking out onto the glass platform on the first floor offers the unique sensation of walking in the void! In winter or in summer, you can enjoy a break on the terrace, 57 metres above the ground.
Arriving on the 2nd floor, you can enjoy the view of the Louvre, the Grand Palais, the meanders of the Seine, Montmartre, Invalides, Notre-Dame,...and also some delicious treats. It’s here that you’ll find the Michelin-starred Jules Verne restaurant, alongside a Pierre Hermé macaron bar and take-away food stands. Before leaving, stop off in the official shops to discover a selection of exclusive products bearing the Eiffel Tower brand and made in France, such as snow globes, stationery accessories, miniature Eiffel Towers, etc.
Final destination: the summit! On its two levels, one enclosed and the other open-air, you can stroll around and take in the unique panorama of the City of Light from a height of 906 feet (276 metres) while sipping champagne. Here you can also visit a reproduction of Gustave Eiffel’s office.
A gastronomic destination in its own right, the Eiffel Tower is also a testimony to French-style excellence. In addition to the Jules Verne with Frédéric Anton at the helm, offering a fresh take on the great classics of French cuisine, the Madame Brasserie offers Parisian bistro fare as prepared by Thierry Marx. Visitors will also find take-away food stands from the esplanade to the summit.
Viewpoint
360 ° panorama of Paris that can be seen from the floors of the Tower
Collections
- Architecture
- Art monumental
- Histoire
- Industrie
- Techniques
Garden
Champ de Mars
Services
Services and facilities of the establishment
- Educational activities
- Gift shop
- Restaurant
- Visitor tools
- Free Wifi
Documentation in a foreign language
- English
- German
- Spanish
Visitor tools
Visitor guides available at the Tower's landing stages, on display stands; Mobile tour guide; Price list flyers; Tom & Elia booklet for childrenEducational activities
Tom & Elia, the two little mascots of the children's trail, can be found on the pages of a booklet that is given to young visitors for them to (re)discover the history of the Tower through games and riddles.Restaurant
Jules Verne, starred restaurant, on the 2nd floor; Madame Brasserie on the 1st floor; Sales outlets on the forecourt, on the 1st and 2nd floors Champagne bar on the 3rd floor https://www.toureiffel.paris/fr/restaurants-boutiquesPrices and times
Entrance fees and modalities
Independent tour
Lift ticket (to the top): adults €26.80 - young people aged 12/24 €13.40 (i.e. 50% of the adult rate) Children aged 4/11 €6.70 (i.e. 75% of the adult rate);
Stairway ticket + lift (to the top): adults €20.40 - young people aged 12/24 €10.20 (i.e. 50% of the adult rate) Children aged 4/11 €5.10 (i.e. 75% of the adult rate);
Staircase ticket (to the 2nd floor): adults €10.70 - young people aged 12/24 €5.40 (i.e. 50% of the adult rate) Children aged 4/11 €2.70 (i.e. 75% of the adult rate);
Lift ticket (up to the 2nd floor): adults €17.10 - young people aged 12/24 €8.60 (i.e. 50% of the adult rate) Children aged 4/11 €4.30 (i.e. 75% of the adult rate)
Stairway ticket + lift (to the top): adults €20.40 - young people aged 12/24 €10.20 (i.e. 50% of the adult rate) Children aged 4/11 €5.10 (i.e. 75% of the adult rate);
Staircase ticket (to the 2nd floor): adults €10.70 - young people aged 12/24 €5.40 (i.e. 50% of the adult rate) Children aged 4/11 €2.70 (i.e. 75% of the adult rate);
Lift ticket (up to the 2nd floor): adults €17.10 - young people aged 12/24 €8.60 (i.e. 50% of the adult rate) Children aged 4/11 €4.30 (i.e. 75% of the adult rate)
Free
RSA holders and children uder 4 years old.
Methods of payment
- CB/Visa
- Eurocard/Mastercard
- Amex
- JCB card
- Traveler's Cheques
- Chèque Vacances
Other methods of payment: Espèces, chèques bancaires, Carte China Union Pay en vente sur place
Exceptional closure
Early closure on July 14th, see the website for details
Opening times
Every day of the year, day and evening;
Low season: 9.30am-11.45pm;
High season: 9am - 12.45am;
Last lift 1h15 before closing time.
Low season: 9.30am-11.45pm;
High season: 9am - 12.45am;
Last lift 1h15 before closing time.
Exceptional opening
- 1 January
- Easter
- Easter Monday
- Ascension Day
- 1 May
- 8 May
- Whitsuntide
- Whit Monday
- 14 July
- 15 August
- 1 November
- 11 November
- 25 December
Events
Contact
Voir la carte
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Subway - Bir-Hakeim
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RER - Champ de Mars - Tour Eiffel
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Bus - 30, 42, 69, 72, 82, 86
Disability
Offer adapted to disabled visitors
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Hearing
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Mental
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Physical
Access facilities
- Reduced rates for disabled visitors on presentation of proof
- Priority admission
Accessibility information
Priority skip the queue access is granted to disabled visitors and an accompanying person.
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Motor disability:
- Access to the 1st and 2nd floors by lift. For safety reasons, the top of the Eiffel Tower is not accessible to those in wheelchairs.
- Reception/cash desk with a low, recessed reception desk at the bottom.
- Adapted collective sanitary facilities equipped with a transfer bar and a washbasin with a recessed lower part..
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Hearing impaired:
- Hearing disability: the tills are fitted with hearing loops
- Booking/payment possible online on the website
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Mental disability:
- Trained/aware staff.
- Legible, easy-to-understand signage, combined with pictograms.
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Motor disability:
- Access to the 1st and 2nd floors by lift. For safety reasons, the top of the Eiffel Tower is not accessible to those in wheelchairs.
- Reception/cash desk with a low, recessed reception desk at the bottom.
- Adapted collective sanitary facilities equipped with a transfer bar and a washbasin with a recessed lower part..
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Hearing impaired:
- Hearing disability: the tills are fitted with hearing loops
- Booking/payment possible online on the website
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Mental disability:
- Trained/aware staff.
- Legible, easy-to-understand signage, combined with pictograms.
More details on accessibility
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