Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower, an enduring symbol of Paris, rises 324 metres above the city and attracts millions of visitors each year. With a standard ticket you can explore the tower’s second floor, where expansive vistas reveal the Seine, historic monuments and the Parisian skyline. The climb is served by two high‑speed elevators, making the experience comfortable for all ages. Inside, you’ll find informative displays that chart the tower’s engineering marvel and its place in French history.

Visitors are advised to arrive early, especially during peak seasons, as queues can be lengthy. Security checks are in place, so allow extra time before your scheduled entry. The tower is fully accessible by public transport; the nearest Métro stations are Bir-Hakeim (Line 6) and Trocadéro (Lines 6 and 9). If you prefer a taxi, the journey from central Paris typically takes 15‑20 minutes, depending on traffic. Remember to check the weather forecast, as visibility from the summit can be affected by rain or fog.

At the top of the tower, a small café offers refreshments while you soak in the panoramic scenery. Photography is permitted throughout, allowing you to capture unforgettable memories of Paris from its most famous landmark.

Take Métro line 6 to Bir‑Hakeim or line 6/9 to Trocadéro, both a short walk from the tower. Several bus routes (30, 82, 87) also stop nearby. Taxis from central Paris take about 15‑20 minutes, depending on traffic.