Paris
Eiffel Tower with Summit Access & Seine River Cruise
Skip-the-line access to the second level, free time at the Summit, and a Seine cruise ticket good for any day of your trip
Sightseeing, On The Water
Why We Love it
The cruise runs under the bridges and past Notre-Dame, so one booking gets you the tower from the top and the city from the water.
The Experience
Three hours at the Eiffel Tower with an English-speaking guide, starting five minutes' walk away and going straight up to the second-level platform on a skip-the-line ticket.
The guided part is the second level — the panorama, and the tower's story from the controversy over building it to what it became. After that you are on your own: Summit access on the third level is included, along with Gustave Eiffel's former office and the bar up there if you want a drink with the view.
The one-hour Seine cruise comes with it — under the bridges, past the waterfront, Notre-Dame among it. The ticket is open-dated for your stay, so it does not have to be the same day.
My pick for a first visit to the tower, and for anyone who wants the queue handled and the guide gone by the time they reach the top.
From $167 per person
3 Hours
Shared
10:15 am or 4:45 pm
Highlights
What's Included
English-speaking guide
Skip-the-line ticket for the 2nd floor
Access to the Summit
One-hour Seine River cruise
What's Not Included
Transportation to the meeting point
Gratuities
Need to Know
3 hours, departing 10:15 am or 4:45 pm
Shared group tour with an English-speaking guide
Meet at the Paris TRIP Store, 41 Avenue de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris — about a five-minute walk from the tower
Arrive at least 15 minutes before departure
Your Seine cruise ticket is valid any day during your stay in Paris
Free cancellation up to 7 days before
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Need to know
Three hours at the Eiffel Tower with an English-speaking guide, starting five minutes' walk away and going straight up to the second-level platform on a skip-the-line ticket.
The guided part is the second level — the panorama, and the tower's story from the controversy over building it to what it became. After that you are on your own: Summit access on the third level is included, along with Gustave Eiffel's former office and the bar up there if you want a drink with the view.
The one-hour Seine cruise comes with it — under the bridges, past the waterfront, Notre-Dame among it. The ticket is open-dated for your stay, so it does not have to be the same day.
My pick for a first visit to the tower, and for anyone who wants the queue handled and the guide gone by the time they reach the top.