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Enjoy Dedicated Reserved access to the Eiffel Tower and make the most of your visit to one of Paris’s most iconic landmarks, complete with an exclusive guided tour for a truly memorable experience.

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Description

Eiffel Tower Dedicated Reserved Access Summit or 2nd Floor

Visit one of the Paris' most unforgettable monuments with a dedicated reserved access ticket to the second level and, if the option is selected, to the summit of the Eiffel Tower. Learn more about the tower from your guide. Enjoy the viewing platforms and gaze out at Notre Dame Cathedral, Les Invalides, all at your own pace. Following a short introduction that will reveal to you the history of the emblematic tower, ascend to the 2nd floor by elevator. Head up to the summit by elevator if you've selected this option. Take in the spectacular views of the French capital and spot emblematic monuments from above.

What's included

Access to the 2nd floor of the Eiffel Tower
Access to the summit of the Eiffel Tower (if option chosen)
Guided visit in English
Unlimited time on the tower

Exclusions

Food and drinks
Tips

Highlights

Dedicated Reserved Access to the 2nd floor
Dedicated Reserved Access to the Summit (if option is selected)
Take in breathtaking, panoramic views of Paris
Exclusive guided tour
Learn about the history of the Eiffel Tower

Additional Information

Please note that a ticket is also required for children under 4 years old. Without a ticket, they will not be allowed to enter the Eiffel Tower. Please make sure to add it to your reservation when booking.
Travelers under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
If summit option is selected, please be aware that access to the summit may be restricted for travelers who use a cane or require any form of walking assistance due to mobility limitations.
You may have to wait in lines for security and the elevators
In peak season, depending on the crowd at the Eiffel Tower the entrance can take more time.
No dangerous objects may be brought into areas open to the public like blades and club-like weapons, tools, glasses, glass bottles, and drinks cans
Latecomers will not be granted access to the tower and will be considered a no-show and no refund will be issued