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My group ate at Madame Brasserie! Lunch in the Eiffel Tower was an unforgettable experience! The three-course menu started with creamy, flavorful deviled eggs, followed by perfectly roasted chicken with earthy mushrooms and tender potatoes. The salted caramel dessert was the star of the show--rich, silky, and indulgent without being overly sweet. While the bread and butter fell flat (cold bread and butter straight from the fridge), the rest of the meal more than made up for it. Service was warm and attentive, and dining with those iconic Paris views made it all the more special. I'd definitely recommend this experience!
Most restaurants with a view aren't known for their food -- and this one is no exception. Everyone comes here for the experience: dining inside the Eiffel Tower. The staff keeps things moving with well-practiced efficiency, and you'll be in and out in about an hour and a half, tops. That said, the food is decent, if not memorable. We'd had œufs mayonnaise at a simple bistro the night before that were far better. The mains (there were three to choose from) were perfectly acceptable but ultimately forgettable. Service was brisk and polite -- friendly enough, but clearly on a schedule. The birthday gâteau was richly chocolatey and made for a nice ending. Still, next time I'd skip the crowd and splurge on Jules Verne, just a few floors up.
We dined at Madame Brasserie at the Eiffel Tower for lunch. The food was not fantastic, but it was more about the experience. We were greeted and seated at a table with a nice view. Champagne and wine were brought out to start with. The appetizer was a tomato tart. It was actually good. The crust was nice with a buttery flavor. The main was nothing exciting, a modified vegetarian bowl of roasted vegetables. I think it initially is made with roasted chicken. The bread roll that came with it was really hard and a somewhat dry. Service was excellent though. The food is three stars, but the service and atmosphere make it 4 stars.
We ate at Madame Brasserie inside the Eiffel Tower. It was a very memorial experience. I had to reserve it months ahead of time. It was very beautiful view!
This place is amazing, from the view, the serivce was wonderful, and the food was excellent. You must go the next time you are in Paris!
I took my daughter to Paris, France and 4 other countries (10 European cities) to celebrate her 21st birthday. In Paris, I decided to take her to lunch at 58 La Tour Eiffel resto. It def didn't disappoint. We enjoyed the wine and the food. The service was good. It was fast and the wait staff were nice. It was pretty organized and efficient. It had a nice ambiance and great view of the Seine. Afterwards we went to the top of the tower. We had a great time.
The food was terrible. My wife and I couldn't eat our main course. We had different things and neither of us wanted to tell the other we were not enjoying it. My wife asked why wasn't hungry and I said it just wasn't good. She laughed and said the same thing. The people next to us we saw didn't eat their dinner either. At six hundred dollars for two it was ridiculous. Only the staff and the view was nice. It was the first time I've ever not given any extra tip. I would never go back or recommend it to anyone. I was told it was a tourist trap but wanted Mother's Day dinner to be memorable for my wife.
A panoramic view of Paris. Exceptional food and service. Exceptional salads and entrees. Every item perfectly prepared, every dish balanced and satisfying. Paired with great wine and an exceptional view, we highly recommend dining in the Eiffel Tower (Madame Brasserie). In a word, Magnifi
I don't eat fine dining often, and maybe that's why I was not really feeling this place, but I would say everything is kind of subpar. The day we went we got caught in the rain and was late for our reservation by a bit. Waiting for the elevator, security check, etc. at the Eiffel Tower added more time and it did rush us a bit to eat. I felt like I couldn't really enjoy anything because the staff was rushing us to the next course. The food itself was kind of odd. I understand that it was more experimental flavors and food, but the taste for every course was just mediocre or subpar. The Niçoise-style snacked white tuna had a lot of olives and anchovies(??) that made it overly salty. The 1st course of lobster was weird because a regular crunchy flakey croissant was soggy from the sauce. The main course were mediocre, nothing great nothing horrible (goes for the chicken, lamb and fish). The dessert was good, but nothing special (I tired both the Peach Melba and Baba) Iprobably would never order any of the dishes I had again. The ingredients were fresh, taste was questionable. It also says on the website no sneakers but they actually don't care. The view is nice, would not be back.
If you are dining at 58 Tour Eiffel, or thinking of dining here, just realize that you are paying the big bucks for the experience of eating in one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world. That's pretty cool! But, that being said, be prepared to wait in line for a while to get in the elevator up to the restaurant, even with your pre-paid reservations. (We waited a total of an hour in the cold.) Even though the wait is long, the silver lining is that there is a kiosk where you can buy beer and hot wine or cold champagne and drink that while you wait. Okay, so now you are up in the restaurant. It seems oddly bright and cafeteria like in here, for such a romantic dinner location. Maybe they could dim the lights or add some sort of decor? We just waited in line forever, and spent a ton of money to be here after all. But, I digress. The food is important, right?! You each get three different options for your appetizer, entree, and dessert. For me, the veg-head of the group, there was no written vegetarian option for the entree, which I was prepared for. But, I was also told (it's on their website too) that they had a vegetarian option, you just have to let them know. So, the proper vegetarian that I am, I let them know my dietary restrictions. Our server understood, but I also felt like a massive inconvenience. His response was something along the lines of "Hmm... I don't know, let me ask. It should be okay". Ultimately, I was given a couple of pieces of asparagus over a bed of warm eggplant dip. I wasn't exactly astonished by it. And it didn't really scream entree portion to me. But, alas, it was tasty. My fiance chose the sea bass, and he was very, very happy. You also receive a glass of champagne upon arrival, and two glasses of either red or white wine each. Hoorah! I don't think our dinner here exceeded my expectations, but I am still happy to have shared the experience with my loved one. And that was worth the price tag alone.
I'm not the touristiest tourist who ever toured. Not in the least. But, when in Paris, one must visit the Eiffel Tower. And if you're gonna do that, ya might as well go the full monty (in a manner of speaking) and eat at 58. Oftentimes, grabbing a drink or a coffee suffices at landmark restaurants but in this case, I strongly suggest enjoying a meal there--which, btw, may very well be one of the best you'll have in your life! I mean, not only did I literally finish every morsel on my plates (yes, plateS, as in more than one), but crassly dug into my friends' as well. I didn't realize that duck foie gras has life-changing potential but lo, I was proven wrong. Didn't take a ton of pictures of my food as I was too busy inhaling it. #whaddyagonnado
This was my 2nd time here - first time was part of a tour during my first trip to Europe with friends, and the most recent time was with my husband. Our lunch reservation was prepaid (3 courses plus a drink and coffee) and includes a lift ticket with a dedicated line. However, you still have to wait a long time since all the lines merge together at the security screening. When we finally got to the restaurant, we were seated right away and our orders were taken. I got the salad (starter), Casarecce Pasta (main) and chocolate mousse (dessert). My husband got the duck pate (starter), duck confit (main) and chocolate mousse (dessert). The meal comes with wine, beer or soda, and coffee. The food was good but not spectacular either. My pasta was a fancier version of Mac & Cheese. You really come here for the 360 view of Paris and bragging rights to say you ate at the Eiffel Tower. It's definitely a tourist attraction. [TIP] IF you get lucky, book the reservation directly from the restaurant website because it's cheaper (47EUR for lunch; 39EUR for the meal and 8EUR for the lift). Also, the menu is seasonal so make sure you check first so there's no surprises.
Surprisingly, my husband and I actually enjoyed dining here more than we did upstairs at Jules Verne several days earlier. On top of being completely blown away by our food, the place was just more energetic, more down-to-earth, and more friendly! Yes, still touristy (can't really expect much else at the Eiffel Tower), but this place boasts what we found a very fun, uplifting atmosphere. I'd made the reservation two weeks before we came for our honeymoon, via the website (I'd done it entirely in French and was hoping for the best...my lack of French-speaking skills might have led me to sign up for who knows what online). I may have missed this somewhere in the confirmation email (there's my bad French again), but it definitely would have helped to know that we needed to come early enough to buy our tickets up the Eiffel Tower, and then head up. We were a bit late for our 9 pm dinner, but luckily there was no problem! So, the food! Price fix dinners for both of us (I believe that was the only option online), so we each ordered three courses. We were both floored instantly by our appetizers: mine was the seared prawn with cucumber, avocado, cherry tomato, apples, and mandarin oranges, and my hubby's was the cold corn and popcorn soup. Yes, both sound slightly weird. Yes, both were among the most fabulous items I ingested during our week in Paris. And so unique! The second courses took what felt like an eternity after tasting what the place had to offer (though it really wasn't that long :D). I ordered the veal with sliced potatoes and mushrooms in jus, and my hubby ordered the roast chicken with creamy mashed potatoes, asparagus, and jus. Everything was completely perfect in terms of temperature, texture, and seasoning. We literally scraped our plates DRY. My favorite part of the meal then!! I ordered the profiteroles and my hubby ordered the Eiffel Tower chocolate cake with mousse. My words can't do the desserts justice, so I won't even try. Let's just say that we kept having moments of wide-eyed, disbelieving silence as we stuffed our faces. I repeat: BLOWN AWAY. So we left, uber happy! If you don't mind the plethora of tourists, I absolutely recommend this place! Perfect, perfect evening. read more
8 years ago
I had very high hopes for this dinner given the extreme price tag. I was disappointed overall. First of all, it was insanely expensive. Experience: The overall experience was pretty bad. We were running a bit behind because of horrible traffic and to top it off, it took us an entire hour to get up the elevator due to getting stuck behind a tour group. We were standing in the cold rain. This is not the experience I wanted after paying $400 for 2 people. We then got off the elevator and both exits were roped off so it took us a bit to even figure out where to go. Getting to the restaurant took us a total of 2 hours from our hotel which was 20 minutes away. Far from a romantic dinner experience. Then, to top it off, we paid $65 extra to get a window seat. They placed us a table away from the window so we had to look over the people next to us to look out the window which was awkward. Also, we were basically on top of the people next to us they sat us so close. They ripped us off charging us that much to be "near" a window. Absolutely ridiculous. This was supposed to be our super romantic night and it was our least romantic night due to all of this. Food: The food was good, but a $400 meal with a terrible experience should not have "good" food. I was overall disappointed. There were only 6 courses including dessert. The portions were all wrong for fine dining. They were huge portions. I was expecting more variety with smaller portions. I would have liked the food if i paid about $40 per person, but considering i paid $200, I was disappointed. The only plus was the wine was great. Overall, do not waste your money here. Go to a real fine dining restaurant. Definitely NOT worth the price tag. read more
First of all, your having lunch in the Eiffel Tower, with the view, winner winner chicken dinner!!! Literally, a nice tender chicken breast with the skin on, laying on a bed of rich creamy mashed potatoes, with a delicious gravy, with a whipped foam on top. Sipping on a glass of champagne. Dessert was incredible!! A rich, decedent chocolate mousse, topped with a delicious chunk of dark chocolate, damn!!!!! Great meal, definitely will go back!!!! read more
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13 years ago
I am giving this eatery 4 stars. 3 stars for food and service, plus 1 for location! What a great restaurant to affordably sit down and dine at the Eiffel Tower! Bypass the lines with your reservation, head up and enjoy your meal: we had fixed 3 courses served like factory clockwork. Salmon, chicken, chocolate, with wine, water, and coffee. No frills, solid good food, very polite. Then, we walked up to the second level, enjoyed the views, and descended by lift. What a great way to spend 3 hours at the Eiffel Tower, enjoy the views, lights, and a meal!! read more
View is great, food okay but served in Pyrex dishes? We came here during our trip to Paris this month for a glimpse of Paris from above and good food. The view was incredible of course, but the food was somewhat a let down. The menu wasn't varied but that's alright as it makes it easier for me to chose! We went for the 3 courses of chestnut soup, salmon and creamy rice and lemon meringue. Now I have to say the soup was good, but the salmon dish tasted rubbery and microwaved. The lemon meringue basically had no meringue, which is my favourite part. To top things off, the food was served in PYREX dishes?! Having mentioned that the presentation was 'interesting', I was told that this was a 'picnic style'...:( Pyrex dishes, Eiffel Tower and the view do not match, sorry. Bread came in a brown paper bag and olive oil came in a soap dispenser. read more
13 years ago
This is really one of those times when I wish a half star was allowed. The food itself was a solid 3, trending towards a 4 but the experience was a solid 4. I mean come on - having dinner part way up the Eiffel Tower overlooking the lights of Paris at night? If that doesn't top your list of amazing experiences, well....I guess you're just alot cooler than me then! The view was great and the experience alone was worth the very overpriced menu. It wasn't quite as intimate as I would have liked (the tables near the windows are packed in) but it was no worse then a dinner out on Valentine's Day. We made our reservations online through their website which was easy enough. The instructions as to where to pick up the tickets were a little confusing so give yourself a few extra minutes to find the booth if you're directionally challenged like me. The service was fine, with no real complaints. As for the food - I don't know that it was the best meal we had in Paris but it certainly wasn't bad by any stretch. If nothing else, it was more like a meal I could have at any decent restaurant back home. Either way, I certainly would recommend going here just for the experience alone. It was money well spent and I don't regret it at all. read more
12 years ago
58 Tour Eiffel was a dining experience that everyone visiting Paris should do. We had premier seating by the window overlooking the heart of Paris. After getting the lift ticket and exiting the elevator, we were greeted by a hostess who led us to our table where we had a bottle of French champagne waiting for us. There were soft lighting and minimalist furniture and we really enjoyed the view of the City of Lights. Ultra-modern interior design by Patrick Jouin and menu featuring chic classical cuisine. Our tasting menu included aperitif, appetizers ,four dishes, and dessert miniatures. We had the best selection of wines. The four hour dining experience didn't even feel that long with all the amazing dishes and the breathtaking view of Paris. LOVED it! read more
10 years ago
The view and the ambience of the restaurant is nice, but the prices are on the more expensive side. It's the Eiffel Tower though, so can you really complain? I think the food was all around good. I ordered the chestnut soup entrée along with the salmon plat that came with risotto and mushrooms. The chestnut soup was tasty and came in a small cup, but due to its creamy texture, it was just the right amount. The other plat ordered at our table had tender beef and mashed potatoes in a wine-based sauce. For dessert we had the "floating island, on a vanilla custard sauce, cuts of nougatine" and the "seasonal fruit salad, with whipped cream muesli". Both were good. The "floating island" had many different textures going on which was interesting. It was light yet a little too sweet for my taste. We were the first ones who walked in at 11:30am when the restaurant opened, so it was fine that we didn't have a reservation. I'm guessing if you need one that it would be for dinner. They also had us pose and took pictures of us before we ate, then showed them to us at the end of our meal to see if we wanted to purchase them. Yah, no thanks. Especially on a cold WINDY day up on the Eiffel Tower.. Just feed me. read more
11 years ago
I will never come back here. It's taste so bad. !!!!!!!!!!!!!! The services are not good! And so expensive. Two people spend around 200€. read more
10 years ago
I took my daughter here about a year ago, just found my notes on my phone and so decided to post something. Obviously world class French dining, $$$$, about $500 for two but if you are in Paris, this is more of an experience than a meal. We came away satisfied with both the food and the chance to eat at an awesome French restaurant in one of the worlds most iconic settings! Awesome ambience, great view, superb location in one of the greatest cities in the world. The food was excellent in my view, expensive but excellent... Even my nine-year-old daughter thoroughly enjoyed it! I would recommend the experience to anyone! read more
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Do not be put off by my number of stars. This is actually a great review. I would highly recommend this restaurant. Although one might think this place is touristy, which it is, it still offer what one would want from a local kitchen. The service was very pleasant. They really made an effort to make it feel classy and the prices granted being on the Eiffel Tower aren't as crazy as you might think! It isn't cheap but it caters for everyone. The food was fairly nice. I had the Marbré de canard confit avec fois gras and beef cheeks with herbed mashed potatoes all of which topped with a mushroom sauce. It was delicious but not mind blowing after all the beef cheeks I've had in Melbourne. It kinda didn't make me sing but seated by a window with a view of what is one of the prettiest cities in the world, one can't not be impressed. Even with rain it still melts your heart... That and they have heating making you realise how many layers you have on as you take them off mid December. The service was impeccable. Catering to our needs, understanding that my nephew needed fries pronto to cure his hangryness... They dashed in and made sure he had his before any orders where put through. The menu offers a variety of French dishes and combination course meals to promote variety (and obviously promote sales). They offer a two or three course meal which allowed us to get a bit of everything. Others at the table had the salmon and a several of the deserts. They where impressed and so a wonderful meal was had followed by a lovely boat ride on the Seine across the road. read more
11 years ago
The food was better than average but less than exquisite. I had the smoked salmon appetizer which turned out to be a bigger portion than I thought. I also had the guinea fowl breast and chocolate brownie dessert. The guinea was cooked perfectly...not dry, still tender. It was accompanied by two sprigs of asparagus, mushrooms and a champagne sauce. Anyone who has been to a fine dining restaurant knows portions are small at those types of restaurants. The portions were a perfect size for me! Also included in the meal was a glass pf champagne, two glasses of wine and water. My friend had the cod which was good. I'm not a fan of fish so I felt it was average. But the sauce that came with it was a great contrast to the fish! It was a carrot purée with onions, peas and another veggie I can't remember. I felt like the dish came together very well with many unique flavors accompanying each other. Arriving was confusing. There was a very large group ahead of us that took up the whole waiting area so we ended up being late for our reservation because we didnt know where to go, nor was there room to get there. We eventually were seated amongst two other couples -- not a big deal, it didn't specify private seating areas. The lady walking around taking pictures was a bother. Her pictures weren't very good either. She probably shouldn't have been using the flash as it reflected in the window so you couldn't even see the view in the final picture. We obviously didn't buy a picture. The waiter was amazing! He was very friendly and quick to refill our glasses! I wish we could have tipped him! The food I thought was above average. The view was amazing but the confusion arriving and being seated brought it down. read more
7 years ago
10 years ago
We arrived an hour late for our 9pm dinner reservations but they took us in right away. I wrote the restaurant an email beforehand to request a non-dairy and meat-free course. They responded that it would be difficult and pretty much impossible for them to make a tasty meal without using dairy, and told me that the best they can do is make vegetarian dishes for me. Couldn't pass up on the opportunity to dine in the Eiffel Tower so I decided to take my chances and just eat bread if anything. When we got to the restaurant, a manager actually came to the able and personally spoke to me about my dietary restrictions. He was very thoughtful and considerate, and he also put in a lot of effort to create a meal course that would accommodate to my vegan diet. In the end, they were able to create an absolutely 100% dairy-free meal, and it was all very tasty too. : ) That's like "virtually impossible" in France so I was totally blown away! It was so sweet. Such an amazing experience to dine in a monumental place. Also loved the perfect view of the La Seine river. read more
7 years ago
Nice location and delicious food! If you have time and going to the Eiffel Tower, this is good option to enjoy some food and view on the tower. read more
Omg!!! Went here for lunch, I thought for sure this would be an expensive experience, it wasn't. The meal was incredible, the views would've been breathtaking but unfortunately we got some serious fog. This was a three course meal, and included a drink for only $60. We reserved and paid for this a few months before our trip, if you choose to go in the evening it's more expensive but it's totally worth it. Splurge on yourself and have fun, Pari will appreciate you. read more
8 years ago
12 years ago
Really nice place to go for a different experience. Food was delicious, had lobster bisque for a starter and guinea fowl for main - can't fault it. A bit of a tension as tables were quite close to each other. But we had very friendly american couple next to us and had to witness their engagement which was quite an experience! Photographers are slightly annoying asking you to pose in certain ways and charge €25 for 2 photos. Still nice to keep the momentum. Definitely recommending! read more
8 years ago
For the price, you probably better off having dinner at a restaurant down the street. I mean, this is Paris! Come on! It's overpriced because of the experience of dining on the Eiffel Tower - that's it. I'm only here because my wife insisted. The menu and drinks are limited to what you pay. If you want more selection and a better view, get ready to fork it up. read more
16 years ago
Queued for tower tickets at 5 pm. Called ahead for reservations to the restaurant while in line and easily obtained a table for two for 6:30 pm. Sadly but expectedly, all window seats were taken. Tiger shrimp with avocado appetizer consisted of single large shrimp on a bed of avocado mouse (23e), and escargot appetizer consisted of four tiny escargot fritters (19e). The entrée portion of scallops featured, rather pitifully (in size, not in preparation), of four quarter sized scallops and a few greens (29e). My veal chop was the only hearty part of the meal: sizeable veal chop with macaroni and turnip/potato puree (34e). Overall, lovely restaurant with multilingual wait staff. Food is very pricey for portion--worthwhile near a window and much less so where I was sitting. read more
Food was average but who goes there for the food? You go there to say you've had dinner on the Eiffel Tower! You need to make reservations in advance (you can do it online). Be warned that it is cheesy. They have a photographer who goes around snapping lots of pictures that they offer for sale. They charge extra for a table by the window but so don't think it is worth it. You have plenty of time to take pictures from the tower so you really don't need to sit next to the window. read more
9 years ago
OC Cali Girl in Paris: of course you'd find me here eventually. The GOOD: you're in Paris- duh. Haha, all jokes aside, the French do a good job at maintaining their rep on all that is posh. The BAD: it's a monopoly- they charge what they want because they are the only, and who can blame them? Think of it like the cool guys' treehouse in grade school that you had to chum up to to get invited in- #worthit The UGLY: table turnover is like 20 minutes! They want you in, picture, picture, out. DON'T SUCCUMB! In the end it took my little sis and I #sistasistadate took the better of four hours to go through dinner. Excessive? I think not. The view is amazing; the twinkle of the Eiffel Tower felt magical, the food delicious, and the champagne kept flowing with the same ease as our conversation. It's was an experience. THE TRICK: stand your ground. We had be be moved tables halfway though our second course but that didn't bother us much. In fact, the manager took it upon himself to express his apologies for the inconvenience. THE TRUTH is that rarely are all tables at the tower are sold out for the night. Let them move you. It's a small price to pay for the extended experience, and with 360 views of the tower, there's truly no bad seat in the house. read more
10 years ago
10 years ago
We went here last year September 12, 2015 to celebrate my birthday and our 3rd year anniversary We both had 3 course meal and I would say that it was really a nice experience. Of course, it was really expensive because it's literally in the Eiffel Tower but our experienced was really beautiful. Our meal was delicious and the waiter was really good. read more
8 years ago
Place is touristy but the best convenient way to go up the tower without having to queue for a long time. Food good bit pricey however it's worthy because of the view and the service is great. This is truly a great way to by pass the crowd to go up. read more
The cruise excursion brought us to this restaurant at the Eiffel Tower for lunch. We spent a lot of time here. I was by myself. They were generous with drinks. I had some wine and Fanta. The meal was just okay, but you know cruise excursion lunches are often not that impressive. We started with pate and I ate most of it, but some people like the young adult girl next to me and the little Chinese girls next to me didn't touch it. We had chicken as main entree and it had that soap suds topping. Never seen that. The chicken was underwhelming and not satisfying. There was dessert and it was really good. A lot of people left before they ate dessert, but I'm glad i stayed for it. There are super views of the city from the restaurant. The staff come around with cameras and take pics of patrons. Mine turned out bad. Some others at the table bought pictures. The setting and interior of the restaurant are very nice and classy. I'm sure the regular menu food is pretty delightful. read more
8 years ago
First time dining at 58 Tour Eiffel, 2nd time dining atop the Tour Eiffel. This place gets booked so plan ahead and make sure to book before your trip or you'll luck out. It is a fixed menu with a selection of appetizer, entree and dessert. Very different than Le Jules where you get a 6 course meal. At 58, it only comes with 3 course meal, wine and water included. Despite having less number of courses, we still left satisfied without leaving a whole in our pockets. The food was great, tasty and filling. It's a plus that it comes with champagne, wine or red wine. My niece who's highly allergic to seafood and nuts went with us and we had told them ahead of time about her allergies. Our server knew right away of her limitations and gladly walked us through the menu and gave us options what she can eat. Since they didn't want to risk her having any reaction, they made her a special plate with chicken and veggies only. We liked that they were accommodating and very attentive. This place shouldn't be missed when in Paris. read more
8 years ago
Tower was nice but the 58 restaurant was incredible. You have to make a reservation in advance but well worth it. read more
9 years ago
I bought 3-course meals here for one of my holiday trips, so we ate at the Eiffel Tower for Christmas. It was surprisingly cheap, about 45 euros for everything (tower entrance included). The food quality was exquisite and so was the service. The view was obviously a treat, and I would recommend this experience to anyone. People who I've recommended it to actually loved it as well, so there you go, multiple reviews in one. read more
First class all the way. The meal was exquisite the service was as really amazing. I wish I could pronounce the dishes I enjoyed. I don't think you can go wrong here. You need to know a couple secrets about this place in order to enjoy yourself completely. 1) make sure you book online in advance. Seriously, 6 months is a safe bet. 2) purchase ticket to the Summit separately in advance. If you do these two things your visit will be amazing. When you make a reservation online you will bypass the long tourist line and skip to the front very quickly. If you have purchased the Summit tickets in advance you will be able to take the elevator all the from the Restaurant level to the very top and once again skip the long lines. I recommend pre buying meal and the bottle of champagne and show up at least an hour early. It's quite a crazy touristy area below the tower. It may take a while to find the entrance. Gravel sidewalks make it a little difficult for women with high heels. Better to enjoy your time here and not rush to make your reservation. What an amazing view from any of the levels. One of the most spectacular moments when they hit the switch at dusk and LIGHT UP the amazing 19th century structure. You can here people down below roaring with delight!! Magnificent!!! read more
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