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Paris simply wouldn’t be Paris without the Eiffel Tower. 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, the Eiffel Tower’s popularity among the people ensured its place in the city of love. It was here to stay. One of the world’s most romantic and elegant monuments, the Eiffel Tower took its name from the designer and constructer of the build, Gustave Eiffel. At 320 metres 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, the Eiffel Tower still remains one of the world’s most magical buildings. A living example of mankind’s epic achievements, The Eiffel tower has drawn travellers and locals to its pedestal for decades.
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Skip the Line: Eiffel Tower Tour with 2nd Floor Observation Deck Access
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See the Eiffel Tower from all sides and enjoy access to the 2nd level with this guided tour
When: Daily
Length: 1.5 hours
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Paris City Sightseeing and Skip the Line Eiffel Tower Tickets
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Combine an orientation tour of the Paris attractions with an unforgettable visit to the Eiffel Tower
When: Daily
Length: 3 hours from USD US$65 per person Details -
Skip the Line: Evening Eiffel Tower Tour with 2nd Floor Access & Champagne Cruise
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A luxurious twist on the classic cruise and tower combo includes champagne on the Seine!
When: Daily
Length: 2.5 hours
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US$101US$91 per person Details -
Skip-the-Line: Eiffel Tower Tour with Host
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Enjoy spectacular views of Paris from the top of the city’s world renowned monument.
When: Daily
Length: 3 hours
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US$37
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Skip the Line: Eiffel Tower Tour with 2nd Floor Access and Seine River Cruise
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A relaxing, perfect way to experience the highlights of Paris in one day, at your own pace.
When: Daily
Length: 1.5 hours
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US$83US$62 per person Details -
Dinner at the Eiffel Tower, Seine Cruise, Moulin Rouge Show
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Experience the three highlights of Parisian nightlife in one night on this great value tour.
When: Daily
Length: 7 hours
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Paris Sightseeing, Seine Cruise and Skip the Line Eiffel Tower Tickets
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Experience all the highlights of Paris including a Seine River cruise and an Eiffel Tower ticket
When: Daily
Length: Approx. 4 hours
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Paris Night Tour: Skip the Line Eiffel Tower, Seine Cruise and Illuminations
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Enjoy the spectacular view from the Eiffel Tower followed by a magical tour of Paris by night
When: 01 Mar - 31 Oct: Daily
01 Nov - 31 Mar: Daily except Thursdays Length: 4 hours from USDUS$85US$68 per person Details -
Montmartre, Skip-the-Line Eiffel Tower & Cruise: Small Group Tour
Revel in the beauty of two of the Paris’ top attractions and top it up with a river cruise
When: 01 Mar 16 - 31 Oct 16: Daily
01 Nov 16 - 31 Mar 17: Daily except Wednesday Length: 5 hours from USD US$112 per person Details -
Skip-the-Line: Eiffel Tower Evening Tour with 2nd Floor Access and Optional Seine Cruise
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Experience the beauty of the Eiffel Tower under the evening sky with an optional Seine cruise
When: October 2016: 02, 05 & 17
November 2016: 01, 02, 06 & 08 Length: 1.5 hours from USD US$51 per person Details -
Skip-the-Line Eiffel Tower Night Tour
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Forget those long queues and experience the magic of the Eiffel Tower alight against the dark night
When: Daily
Length: 1.5 hours
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Two-in-One: Skip-the-line Eiffel Tower Ticket with Free Seine River Cruise
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Great combo that lets you skip the queues at the Eiffel Tower and enjoy a free Seine River cruise
When: Daily
Length: 2 hours approx.
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Paris in a Nutshell: Seine Cruise, Lunch at the Eiffel Tower and more!
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The very best of Paris – see all the famous monuments and enjoy lunch at the Eiffel Tower
When: Daily
Length: 5 hours 30 minutes
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Behind The Scenes At The Eiffel Tower - Skip the Line!
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Discover the hidden secrets of the iconic Eiffel Tower on this exclusive back-stage tour
When: Varies
Length: 1.5 hours
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US$33
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Premium Early Dinner Cruise and Moulin Rouge Show
This premium tour offers a vast a'la carte menu and a ticket for the first Moulin Rouge show
When: Daily
Length: Around 6 Hours
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Our tips for Eiffel Tower
Our tips for Eiffel Tower- Think ahead. Queues for this top tower are notoriously long. Save yourself hassle and time and pre-book your ticket to ensure a delightful visit.
- Get stepping. Take the stairs 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.
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Good to know
Good to knowBest Time To Visit The Eiffel Tower is open 365 days a year, usually from 9.30am to 11pm. In the summer months - mid-June to early September - opening hours extend from 9am to midnight. When it comes to the Eiffel Tower, 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 meal times or late at night after coach tours have left, and significantly 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 tower views from Trocadéro make a breathtaking beginning to your Eiffel Tower 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 shouldn’t break the bank - depending on your ticket choice - while children under four go free! For a truly unforgettable experience, we recommend booking one of our isango! Eiffel Tower tickets which offer two-in-one deals, combination packages, and exclusive tower tours for budget-friendly prices.Did you know? Impress your fellow travellers with these Eiffel Tower titbits…- The Eiffel Tower 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.