Eiffel Tower Tickets & Tours, Paris
Eiffel Tower Tickets & Tours let's you experience the iconic attraction. Nowadays it’s hard to believe that this iconic Parisian site was initially built as a temporary exhibit for the 1889 World Fair. Soon stealing the hearts of many, it’s popularity among the people ensured its place in the city of love of Paris. It was here to stay. Visit to one of the world’s most romantic and elegant monuments which took its name from the designer and constructer of the build, Gustave Eiffel. At 320 meters tall, this iron lattice tower served as the world’s tallest building for 41 years, toppled off leading place by the coming of New York’s Chrysler Building in 1930. Long surpassed in height, it still remains one of the world’s most magical buildings. A living example of humanity's epic achievements, the range of Eiffel Tower Skip The Line Tickets for the top of the tower online deals offered, continues to attract travelers and locals to its pedestal year after year.
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Limited AvailabilityEiffel Tower in the Morning: 1st and 2nd Floor - Add Summit AccessWhen: Daily
Length: 1 hour
from US$ 36.96 per person -
Skip the lineEiffel Tower Ticket: Skip-The-Line 2nd Floor Access And Audio Guide Via Mobile App
When: Daily
Length: 2 hours (approx.)
from US$ 47.52 per person -
Skip the lineEiffel Tower 2nd Floor and Summit: Skip-the-Line Access and Audio Commentary via Mobile App
When: Daily
Length: 2 hours
from US$ 72.87 per person -
Louvre Museum 3-Hour Guided Tour with Skip-the-Line Access
When: Wednesday to Monday
Length:
3 hours
from US$ 59.14 per person -
Eiffel Tower Climbing Experience with 1st and 2nd Floors Access, with Guide
When: Daily
Length:
2 hours / 2.5 hours
from US$ 32.32 per person -
from US$ 57.03 per person
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Skip the lineEiffel Tower Walking Tour With Reserved Entrance To 2nd Floor
When: Daily
Length: 1 hour
from US$ 44.36 per person -
from US$ 38.02 per person
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Skip the lineEiffel Tower Skip-the-Line, 2nd Floor Access with Mobile App and Seine River Cruise
When: Daily
Length: Eiffel Tower: 2 hours (approx.)
Seine Cruise: 1 hourfrom US$ 58.09 per person -
Skip the lineEiffel Tower Walking Tour With Reserved Entrance To 2nd Floor And Seine River Cruise
When: Daily
Length: 2 hours
from US$ 72.87 per person -
Eiffel Tower and Seine River: Skip-the-Line, 2nd Floor, Cruise – Add Summit Access
When: Daily
Length: Eiffel Tower Tour: 2 hours (approx.)
Seine River Cruise: 1 hour (approx.)from US$ 50.69 per person -
Eiffel Tower Tour: 2nd Floor, Guide - Add Summit Access
When:
- Feb 1 2021 to Jan 2 2022: Daily
Length:
About 90 minutes
from US$ 46.47 per person -
Limited AvailabilityEiffel Tower at Night: Dinner at 58 Tour Eiffel, Seine Cruise, Moulin Rouge with Drop Off
When: Daily
Length: Approx 7.5 hours
from US$ 327.39 per person -
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Skip the line Limited AvailabilitySkip-the-Line Eiffel Tower – 2nd Floor, Seine Dinner Cruise and Moulin Rouge Show
When: Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Length: Approx 7 hours
fromUS$ 279.87US$ 265.87 per person -
Skip the lineSkip-The-Line Eiffel Tower Ticket With FREE Seine Cruise And Paris City Tour
When: Daily
Length: Approx. 4 hours
from US$ 88.71 per person -
Skip the lineLouvre Guided Tour, Eiffel Tower Tour with 2nd Floor Priority Access and Batobus Cruise
When: 1 Apr - 31 Oct: Daily except Tuesday
0 Nov - 31 Mar: Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday
This tour does not operate on the first Sunday of every month.Length:
Louvre Museum: 2.5 hours
Eiffel Tower: 2 hours
from US$ 167.92 per person
Our tips for Eiffel Tower
- Think ahead. Queues for this top tower are notoriously long. Save yourself hassle and time and pre-book your tickets with guided tour to ensure a delightful visit.
- Get stepping. Take the stairs on your tour to avoid lengthy lift cues. As well as getting fitter, you can stop at any point in your ascent to take in the sights from many amazing different angles.
- Bring a hat and gloves. The weather on the ground will be a whole lot warmer than at the top of the tower, so don’t forget to rug up to keep the chill and wind at bay.
Good to know
Best time to visit
The Eiffel Tower is open 365 days a year, usually from 9.30 am to 11 pm. In the summer months - mid-June to early September - opening hours extend from 9 am to midnight. When it comes to visiting here, the age-old trick of arriving before the gates open may not be your best bet for crowd avoidance, as many minds think alike. Crowds usually diminish at mealtimes or late at night after the coaches organized for many of the pre-booked tours have left, and a significant drop in the winter months, too.
Getting there
- If you’re taking the metro, the closest stop to the Eiffel Tower is Bir Hakeim. For grander views, alight at the Trocadéro stop. It’s slightly further, but the views from Trocadéro make a breathtaking beginning to your experience.
- If you’re coming by train, hop-off at the Champ de Mars-Tour Eiffel station.
Money saving tips
Strapped for cash? Don’t fret, a visit to the Eiffel tower will set you back just €7 for adults - depending on your ticket choice - while children under four go free! For a truly unforgettable experience, we recommend booking one of our isango! tickets offer two-in-one deals, combination packages, and exclusive tower tours for budget-friendly prices.
Did you know?
Impress your fellow travelers with these interesting titbits about the Eiffel Tower
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- It expands bigger and smaller depending on the weather. During the heat of summer, the tower grows by six inches, shrinking again in the cold.
- Over the years, a number of aviators have flown an aircraft under the tower’s arches. In 1926, pilot Leon Collet was killed after a failed attempt.
- In 1944, as the Allies approached Paris, Hitler ordered his military to demolish the tower. Dietrich von Choltitz, Hitler’s military governor for Paris, refused.
- At its peak, the tower sways 6-7 cm in the wind.
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