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THE GOOD ---------------- + SPECTACULAR and breath-taking 360 degree view of the entireeeeeee city of Paris! No part of Paris is unseen from here. + Different options for visiting the tower - (1) visit the base for free (2) pay to take the lift/walk up to the 2nd floor (3) pay to take the lift allllllll the way to the top - BUT, EVERYONE needs to go through the security checkpoint. No exceptions. + Worth every penny to visit the top of the tower to view the city! Don't just take photos outside or in front of the tower. Go for the full experience! THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - If you have accessibility needs or have a stroller, unfortunately, you will need to go up some steps before you reach the elevators to take you further up the tower. Not a lot steps, but definitely a few staircases. - If you buy tickets the day of your visit, waits can reach 1-2 hours, so try to buy them beforehand if you can! MIXED THOUGHTS --------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS ------------------------------------- = As expected, it gets busy on the different levels, especially the higher ones, but it's not THAT bad. It's typical tourist attraction crowds.
Wow The Eiffel Tower is amazing but to see it in person is just incredible. It is even more amazing in person and fascinating as well. The tower was completed in 1889. There were many who were opposed of it being built but now the tower is adored. We purchased ticket hubby and I to the Summer which is the very top and we were just amazed at the beauty of the tower and of Spain ! Now it does get very crowded and you do get a bit crammed but otherwise anyone visiting Paris must come see the Eiffel Tower
I could not let my first trip to Paris go by without visiting the Eiffel Tower. I mean, it's a structure that is engrained in history and pop culture, and synonymous with the city of Paris. That being said, I decided to research the different types of visits that the tower offered and plan my visit. The tower offers several ways to climb it - tickets are available to either the first/second floor as well at the summit. If you choose the former, you can then choose to climb it via stairs or lift; if you choose to go to the summit then a lift is your only option. Tickets sell out rather quickly online, but you can also try to purchase them in person. Nevertheless, I don't like leaving things up to chance so I purchased what was available to me online - tickets to the first/second floor via stairs. It's about 600 or so stairs to make it to the second floor of the tower. Along the way, there's a stop on the first floor where you can take pictures; there's also some seating areas as well as a cafe. The second floor repeats this, though there is also a gift shop here. They also have fun facts about the tower scattered throughout as well as plenty of view points. Personally, I thought the views from the first/second floor were high enough - I was snapping away. As far as the tower itself, it's definitely a sight to see in person - massive and intricately structured, I found myself just staring at it multiple times. My only regret (if you can call it) is not seeing at night up close, this is definitely something I would want to do my next time in Paris. Overall though, the Eiffel Tower is definitely worth checking out at least one during your Paris adventures.
La Tour Eiffel or the Eiffel Tower is one of the most landmarks in the world, and it is truly an iconic symbol of the French city line. When you're close to the tower, the photos aren't as beautiful as when you take a photo with the tower in the background. A few spots that are great to take photos with the Eiffel tower is from Trocadero or the bridge at Pont D'Iena for a straight short or at the bridge at Pont De l'Alma for a diagonal shot. We got to enjoy the view of the Eiffel Tower on multiple occasions as we explored the city. We witness its' charm from the day light hours and at night. We discovered that the tower sparkles at night on the hour for 5 minutes. One night we noticed it sparkled from 9:00-9:05pm and then our theory was confirmed when we saw it sparkle again from 11:00-11:05pm. What a treat! I recommend making time to visit both during the morning and at night. The Eiffel Tower is stunning and I feel like the day and the night has different charms to it.
This was the first tourist trap we visited after checking into our hotel in Paris. The Eiffel Tower is a must see for anyone visiting Paris. It was even more amazing then we thought it would be. Just stay away from their gift shops on the way down. They are charging around $100 Euros for a shirt. Crazy prices sons pay while they're "Eiffle Drunk" from being there, the heights of the tower or too much champagne consumed on the Summit level. What else can I say. It's the Elvis of tourism. It's the picture of France even though the French see it as a Prop in the background. We all loved it. Make sure you go to the Summit. The 2nd floor pictures may be more definable but go to the top!!! It's the f@ck'n EiffleTower. Go to the top and have a couple of glasses of Champagne!!!! Enjoy! Highly recommend.
La Tour Eiffel was completed in 1889 for the World's Fair and was supposed to be dismantled 20-40 years after, but fate had other plans. The wrought iron tower is an architectural marvel and there is just something about seeing it that warms the heart; there's no mistaking that you're not in Kansas anymore but in the grand City of Light . Its a must see. See it during the night and the day. Both are very different experiences. With that being said, so much has changed since my first visit in 1985 and subsequent visits throughout the years. There is now a glass wall surrounding the perimeter of tower, which detracts from the whole experience. You can still go inside the glass walled area for free, but you must wait in the long securty check lines just like those who have tickets to go up the tower. Lines are long due to security checks and just the massive influx of visitors, so it can seem overwhelming where it once felt exhilarating. I would recommend opting out of going up the tower due to long wait times, crowds, high prices. Much better views of the city can be seen from the dome in Sacre Coeur, and you get to see the Eiffel tower from there (after climbing 300 steps). This visit in Feb 2026 there was massive construction from the Trocadero spot/gardens and most of it was not pretty and really hampered the whole experince. Seeing it from afar is spectacular! It is a wonder!
Is it touristy? Yes. Is it crowded? Yes. Is it worth it? YES!!!! My 4th time being in Paris and still love seeing this beautiful metal art piece. During the day... it's magnificent. During the night... ohhhh it's spectacular! I didn't go up this time, went in 2015... the view is beautiful but you do get better city view from Galleries de Lafayette rooftop. You can see the Eiffel Tower from plenty of hotels... so be sure to time it right... and watch the sparkle at 8pm, 9pm, 10pm, 11pm... it only sparkles for 5 minutes... so be ready!
As sad as it is, whenever I think about the Eiffel tower I can't help but think about Franz Reichelt. He was a French tailor and inventor and in 1912 he jumped off the first platform of the Eiffel to test a homemade, wearable parachute. You can imagine how that went. However, I have the utmost respect for Franz. You can't knock the hustle. Bro was really about that life and had an unparalleled self belief, rivaled only by Vegeta. A moment of silence for big Franz please.............................. My gf and I came to the Eiffel Tower, not to jump off, but with a baguette and a bottle of red wine like the good little tourists we are. I was draped in a red beret and a 80% cashmere scarf that I had picked up from a tourist stand nearby for 8 euro. It was at this moment I realized that if I ever needed to go into the witness protection program I could blend in out here pretty easily... We drank our wine and ripped into the baguette, and had a nice little moment. It's nice to just press pause every now and then and appreciate moments. My girlfriend ended up keeping this cork, attached a magnet to it, and hung it on the fridge. Beast... gonna start keeping corks like this from all major life events and moments. I sat there, half a bottle of red wine deep, thinking "damn bro really jumped off that and thought he would be good... talk about betting on yourself. He has all my respect." RIP FRANZ! GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN! IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo
I can't think of a public structure that evokes more of a visceral response than the Eiffel Tower. It defines Paris for all of us who know the city mostly from Hollywood movies and travel videos. It epitomizes the swooning romanticism and engineering ingenuity upon which Paris bases its global reputation. And you know what? Its intended magic worked on us. Jamie W and I decided to buy advance tickets when we decided to vacation in Paris. The last time we came here was on a quickie Chunnel trip from London. Back then, when we walked under the tower, we were ambushed by sidewalk vendors, wristband scammers, and failed pickpockets. We escaped quickly. The situation seemed much better this time because first, there was a security check before we could enter the tower grounds. Second, we made our reservation for 9:30PM because we wanted to see the sparkling lights as well as the nighttime views. The combination must've warded off the solicitors because we got to the entry gate without incident. Without a burning desire to go all the way to the top, we went for the Second Floor access tickets for 41€ each. We heard the top was unbearably crowded and that the views were not all that different from those from the second floor. Boarding the diagonal elevator (Video 3), we arrived on the second floor in minutes and navigated the platform with relative ease. The views were striking with the City of Lights moniker well earned (Video 1). Our walkabout was brief, and we chose to walk down by choice. Was it worth the effort and cost? Definitely. The best views were of the tower itself whether we were underneath it or just a few yards away. After sunset, the lights on the tower twinkle at the top of the hour for five minutes, and that magical image was well worth the wait (Video 2). It seemed photographing the tower was not only a predictable recurrence but the inevitable consequence of capturing such an iconic symbol, whether from the Trocadéro, the top of the Arc de Triomphe, or department store rooftops. RELATED - Exploring Paris? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/TDhdgjoONI
The Eiffel Tower is the ultimate Paris landmark and truly lives up to the hype. It's stunning during the day and absolutely breathtaking once you're at the top....the views are unforgettable. Whether you admire it from afar or take in the city from the viewing platforms, it's an experience you'll never forget. It is very popular, so expect lines for tickets, security, and the lifts. Booking in advance is definitely the way to go. A must-see at least once in your lifetime!
7 years ago
Wonderful romantic place. Must visit with loved ones. So many romantic couples were taking romantic photo in this structure. In the night,there was a five minute light show which has to be viewed from a distance to enjoy how magnificently people made this city a tourist attraction because of this structure read more
One of my dreams had been to go to Paris and see the Eiffel Tower in person. It is beautiful in pictures, but magnificent in person. Also, there are so many areas throughout the city to view it and at each location, you can get amazing pictures. Some things that I recommend are climbing the 284 steps to the top of the Arc de Triomphe and getting a wonderful view of not only the tower but also a 360 view of the city. Yes, it sounds like a lot of steps, but it is well worth the effort. This view is especially beautiful at sunset. I also suggest standing at the Place du Trocadero and taking a picture of the Fontaines de Chaillot and the Eiffel Tower together. Another great place to view the Eiffel Tower and the River Seine is from the Alexandre III bridge. You also don't want to miss seeing the Eiffel Tower lit up at night. It will also sparkle for 5 minutes every hour. read more
4 years ago
Always majestic coming here when visiting Paris but getting an online reserved timing ticket is really what it's all about. You literally cut everyone in line if you have a reserved ticket which is great. However, when coming down the wait can be insane which is why I would recommend everyone to just walk it down from the second level or first. There's no point in waiting when you can walk it down and beat the crowd. read more
3 years ago
8 years ago
This is a must see in Paris! I don't care how "over-rated" you think it is either! Take the time to enjoy this piece of engineering and architecture at different times of the day. It's beautiful in the morning, covered in fog. Beautiful during the day with clear blue skies. And breathtaking at night when it sparkles and glows! There are many areas to enjoy the view of the tower but make sure you also go all the way up to the top and enjoy a beautiful view of Paris from all directions. If you're scared of heights, get over it for about 45mins to 1hr and enjoy the view. Even if you need to hug the walls (I did) This is a beautiful piece of art and I absolutely recommend that you take time to enjoy the Eiffel Tower and learn it. There are details on it that pictures will never show. And the experience is nothing like a photo, painting or movie will ever show. Enjoy Paris! read more
The Eiffel Tower is the ONLY thing I remember well from my trip to Europe 30 years ago with my high school art appreciation class in 1983 so it was at the top of my list of things to do in Paris when I returned on May 7, 2013. This was a budget trip for me so I opted to walk rather than take the elevator. The cost to take the stairs was only 5 Euros vs. 8.5 Euros for the elevator. It took less than 10 minutes to walk to the first level even with stops to read the info boards at the landings. At the first level, there is a cafe that serves snacks, sandwichs and drinks, a gift shop, restrooms, a mini museum, and Le 58 tour Eiffel, a sit down service restaurant. More restaurant info here: http://www.restaurants-toureiffel.com/ Other Eiffel Tower info here: http://www.tour-eiffel.fr/en/preparing-your-visit/rates-and-visiting-conditions.html I stayed for the 5 minute 20,000 twinkling light evening show that is shown every hour on the hour from nightfall to 1 am & viewed it from the Champ de Mars, the main lawn. Of course, it's spectacular! However, there are many peddlers walking around saying, "beer, wine, champagne? Very good price." It was really, really annoying. I'm surprised there is no Paris police putting a stop to this practice. The nearest subway is only about 5 minutes walk away but there are also many peddlers selling Eiffel Tower minatures for as cheap a 5 for 1 Euro. I found it best to simply say, "no thank you" and keep walking. Highly recommended to go at dusk and stay for the light show at night!!! See my many pictures!!! read more
12 years ago
It's freaking the Eiffel Tower. A monument synonymous with romance and all things sensual. The City of Lights has many beautiful buildings and lovely architecture to marvel at, but a visit to the Eiffel Tower is like a no brainer, oui? Tres magnifique! You can ride the elevator up to the middle of the tower and walk up further. I hear the restaurant is more for the ahhh factor than the food is actually good. There's lots of grassy areas around to enjoy lunch, you can buy something at one of the many markets around. Beware of all the thieves and peddlers around there, you'll see the French police literally running them off, but as soon as that group leaves, another is close by. It is very safe though, they are more just a nuisance. read more
8 years ago
If you are walking around in Paris why wouldn't you go visit this historic landmark?? The city itself is very magical but being outside of the Eiffel Tower made me think I was in a dream. You always see this tower in movies and in super swanky pictures/magazines but actually standing in front of it is unreal. This thing is huge!!! Not to mention it has 3 levels you can visit. Not for the faint of heart/those who have a fear of heights but if you are a thrill seeker and really want to take in all of Paris then get yourself up to the top most level! Views for days. To tour the levels you do have to pay though. The first level has a really cool, top notch restaurant so it is pretty cool to be able to grab something to eat and look out at the city of Paris. However, don't think you can just walk up to this restaurant and sit down and eat. This place is packed and always booked weeks in advance. The overall atmosphere around the Eiffel Tower was calm yet crowded. It never felt too crowded though because the overall area is so wide and people view the tower from multiple points. Truly a sight to see! read more
9 years ago
There's no need for a long review about this well known attraction. If you come to Paris and dont tour the Eiffel Tower the you are crazy. It is absolutely breathtaking from any point of view in the city. I recommend that you purchase your tickets online prior to coming. This way you can avoid long lines and ensure that you are able to access all floors. The wind at the top of the tower is serious so definitely wrap up if you are going in the fall or winter because it is freezing up there. Take your time to experience the 360 degree views from all sides of the tower. Tip: definitely try the macarons. They were perhaps one of the best that I had in thr city. read more
8 years ago
The Eiffel Tower is so beautiful. We had the pleasure of lodging nearby during our stay so we definitely got our fill both through touring inside and taking pictures when walking by. I recommend purchasing tickets online prior to your trip if you would like to take the lift to the second floor or the summit (top) of the tower. This saves a lot of time as you won't have to wait possible hours in line to enter. The lift rides are pretty fast and there are souvenir shops, food stands, and dining inside and around the base of the tower. I'm not a fan of heights and the lift rides didn't bother me much. You are in a lift with a bunch of people so keep that in mind if you're not a fan of small spaces. There are a total of two lifts to ride if you want to reach the top. I think the second floor view is sufficient. However, the view from the top of the Eiffel obviously gives you a higher and broader view. You can opt to take the stairs down from the second floor or take the lift depending on your preference. I definitely took the lift due to the afore mentioned dislike of heights. During our stay, the tower lit up at 9 PM and twinkled for the first five minutes of every hour until 1 AM. The 1 AM light show is a little different as the yellow glow goes away and you only see the twinkling white lights before the tower lifts turn off for the day. We noticed that a lot of people have a picnic at the Champ de Mars and will stay to watch the tower. You can also walk by and get great pictures. There are plenty of stands, restaurants, and souvenir shops around. read more
3 years ago
7 years ago
Like any tourist to the capital of France, the Eiffel Tower is a must visit. During our stay, we visited this monument twice (once during the day and once just after sunset), however we only went up at night. A must do, is to purchase your tickets online, as you will pass the lines like you were in an express train. We only went up to the second level, which gives you a quite adequate view of the city and surrounding areas. If you wanted to go way up to the top, there is yet another long line for the elevator to get up to the top - still in two minds whether I should have gone all the way up, but I'm sure there wouldn't have been too much of an impact on the view. Watch out for all sales people outside to sell junky little trinkets. Not only are the annoying and try & barter for your business, but also illegal for them to do so (they scurry like mice when police patrol the area). I also heard that petty crime and pick pockets are all over the place, however we did not encounter this. read more
8 years ago
People often ask, is going to the top of the Eiffel tower really worth it? If you are a doctoral student in art history, or something like that, and you only have a few days in Paris there might be better ways for you to spend your time. For most of the rest of us, unless you are totally jaded, I would say that going to the top of the Eiffel Tower is one of those once-in-a-lifetime things that's hard to justify except for the fact that you will never know what you might be missing if you don't do it. I'm so happy that we went to the top. read more
7 years ago
7 years ago
Beautiful. At first it was underwhelming from a far but once you are in and up high, gorgeous!!! We took the RER C to here, exited a stop early bc there was an accident, walked 10-15 minutes along the Seine to the tower. Definitely book your ticket online and have the paper with you for faster processing. Best time to book is 5pm to take in the sunset. Arrive there earlier than your appointed time bc the lines form early. You don't get to go in at the appointed time since they form cluster of groups according to time slot to release into the main line. The lifts run slow so you have to wait to go up and also wait to go down. If you book after 6pm, it will be too late for the beautiful sunset. I recommend paying extra to the summit. Bring a thick coat bc it is freezing. I only had a cardigan =_= PS. There is a RER C station right next to the tower. A three minutes walk, so it is easy to go back if you use that line. read more
9 years ago
Stunning!! A visit to the Eiffel Tower is a must if you are in Paris. Boyfriend and I did not buy tickets online so we had to wait in line, luckily it was shorter and moved quickly. We chose to go to the top and it did not disappoint, we drank champagne and walked around for breathtaking views. read more
3 years ago
7 years ago
Such a beautiful, magnificent site. I definitely enjoy it the most during the night time. The only flaw with the attraction is the influx of large rats at sundown. I almost cried because I couldn't exit the tower without walking through a party of rats. read more
First, if you're traveling to Paris for the first time, you must visit the Eiffel Tower. It is a very cool spectacle! This review is regarding actually going up to the top of the tower. The low review is based on how long it actually takes to get to the top. There are a lot of lines (a line through security, a line to get tickets, and then a line to get to the top once you're at the first level). We arrived at 8:30 and didn't get to the top until almost 2:30. (And this was during the off season). Don't get me wrong, it was nice at the top but not really worth the wait. My advice, just go to the first level. The line goes very quick and the view is great! Given the choice, Arc De Triomphe is much better with a spectacular view. read more
10 years ago
It is everything you see in the movies, it's a beam of light that hovers above the city and its just amazing. With that being said I want to give you some pointers, DO NOT BUY FROM THE MEN OUTSIDE THE GATES. They will try to get you to stop, just don't. Take time to walk under the tower and look straight up inside it, it is wonderful. Take the metro there and walk ( but avoid the men selling junk, believe me you will thank me) There is a security check point but it's fast and easy. There's some restaurants and things to buy inside the gates once you're there read more
8 years ago
Wow, I think I am in the vast minority here... The Eiffel Tower is a tourist trap. What we have in our minds before we visit is not reality. When we went in September 2017 (shoulder season) the interior of the park was completely shut down to let the grass re-grow. This poor park has been completely destroyed by tourists. Our experience walking through this area was seriously comparable to an apocalypse movie. There was trash everywhere, dust from the exposed dirt blowing up into your eyes, people shoving each other just to get a selfie. And then of course getting accosted every 12 steps to buy a trinket. Of course, we are part of the problem visiting the area, but this experience honestly made me scared and worried about society. When you looked out all you could see were selfie sticks in the air facing away from the tower. Honestly I cannot remember seeing even one person in the swarmed crowd facing the other way towards the tower to admire it. First world problems here, but it made me sick to my stomach and I didn't really even want a picture of it. We admired it, and soon walked off in disbelief and sadness that this is the place that many of the most admired places in the world are moving towards. Some newbie advice: get your tickets to go up at LEAST 3-4 months in advance. They were sold out when we looked 3 months leading up to it, on all levels. And frankly - if you do want to go up, be prepared to wait in an astronomical line (literally hours). Rick Steves recommends just taking the stairs because virtually no one is on them. And the wait is really just for the elevator. Yes, go see it - just don't be surprised if this is the reality you see behind everyones instagram photos. (Insert single tear emoji here) read more
11 years ago
I didn't feel like I was in Paris until I saw the Eiffel tower, and that wasn't until day 3 of being in Paris, so I suggest making the Eiffel tower one of your first stops when visiting Paris. Once we visited the tower, we saw it constantly over the next few days, which was really nice! The tower is both beautiful during the day and at night. When visiting during the day it's nice to go near the park area for an afternoon picnic. You can also take great pictures from the Champ Mars area. At night, the tower is AMAZING. Every hour the tower lights up and is so beautiful to see! I suggest visiting the tower both during the day and at night so you can see both. Our hotel the Hyatt had a great view of the tower from the bar at the top of the building, I believe anyone could go to the bar / lounge. We didn't go on any tours or visit the top of the tower, maybe on our next visit we will. read more
You can't complete your Paris trip without seeing the Eiffel Tower. Seeing the iconic architecture makes me feel the fact I am in this romantic city. I think the Eiffel tower is one of the places look as good as in pictures. We saw the night lighting from a distance across Seine River. It was breath-taking. The weather wasn't great since I visited Paris in winter, I decided not to go to the top. But I know it would have been magnificent if it was sunny. My parents had gone to the top and they said it was great. I think it is a must to buy the tickets before hand, if you are planning to go in high season. read more
Husband and I decided to walk up the stairs and use the elevator to the top. €5 to walk the steps and €6.50 for the elevator to the top. If you can't do stairs you can take two elevators and that's €15.50. There are a lot of stairs, some people had to stop to catch their breath. There are restrooms on the first floor and at the very top! I thought it was cool how there are restaurants and facilities in the tower. I don't know where their plumbing pipes or electric wires are. It is crowded and quite windy at the top. The view is spectacular! I think it's only worth it on a clear day. When we were in line droplets were landing on us, we thought people were spitting but I think there was a leakage somewhere... At first the elevator to the top was closed, luckily by the time we bought our tickets, walked up two flight of stairs the elevator to the top was open, yay! read more
5 years ago
As expected! The Eiffel Tower in all of its glory! Small places to eat nearby, however there are people trying to get you to buy things and will follow you around. read more
How can you go to Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower? Although it's a bit overrated, the experience was still enjoyable. I went twice; once during the day, and once during the night to go up the tower. By far, I enjoyed the night trip more due to the views and atmosphere! During the day, it's much more safe; at night, you actually have to watch for pickpockets. There were a couple of people that came close to me and were suspicious, but I walked faster and avoided coming too close. At night, you can buy tickets to go up the tower to various levels. I went to the second highest level because the tickets to the highest were sold out. The view was stunning! You can see all of the major structures in Paris, and there's also a little boutique that sells souvenirs. It definitely feels magical being so high up and seeing the glittering lights down below. Highly suggested! read more
The short: Book a tour that will let you bypass the first line. Go straight to the top and make your way down - even if that means breaking away from the tour at the second level. It can be time consuming, but the views on a nice day are fabulous. The long: The Eiffel Tower experience has been ruined by all the lines, waiting, and masses of tourists. I first visited the tower in summer of 2002 before the days of selfies, etc. I remember just being able to walk to the ticket counter and take the elevator up - our visit was maybe ~ 1.5 hours total. Today this would not even get you through he first of many lines. I can't imagine being a first time visitor and finding this enjoyable - but I suppose this is the current sad reality. Don't get me wrong, it is an iconic landmark that one should see in their visit to Paris, but it really shouldn't take half of your day. On our visit in late May, thankfully our friend booked a tour so that we could skip the first line. While we had tickets to the summit, we opted to skip it rather than wait who knows how long to take the elevator to the top. While disappointed in the overall experience, we were not disappointed by the views from the second level. However, I think I'll keep the memories of my first visit instead. read more
7 years ago
It's been over a decade since my last trip to Paris. I figured seeing the Eiffel Tower was obligatory, not expecting much. How wrong I was... The view is simply awe inspiring. A genuine sanguine moment of sheer wonder at the looming structure, the panoramic clarity unobstructed by any surrounding infrastructure commands focus onto one of the wonders of the world. Obviously I highly recommend it. Don't be afraid to engage with a friendly African (they don't bite) and grab yourself a mini LED illuminated Eiffel Tower. They're surprisingly cheaper than those at Montmarte. read more
8 years ago
8 years ago
Since I was a little girl, I have dreamed about visiting the Eiffel Tower. I have FINALLY have been able to experience it in real life, rather than stupid fake pictures, or Paris themed nick nacks, I'm here in REAL life. PRICE- 38 Euros- $46.74 USD This price gets you to the Summit (Very Tippy Top) That price has you walking up 704 flights of stairs to reach the level where you are able to access the lift to the summit. A good tip is that there is a lift to bring you all the way back down to the bottom. If you don't feel like paying $50, then there are still a thousand photo ops everywhere in every direction. Just be aware of the 10 thousand French men selling the little Eiffel statues, some can be invasive. We went on their "downtime" or not in peak season, and it was still pretty crowded. I am all about the night time scenery, so we decided to arrive around 9 pm, and they stop letting people in around 11. I have always heard of the champagne bar at the top, and I just HAD to go, buy the 18 Euro light up champagne glass with a sip of champagne... #tourist It's unforgettable. Do it. Bring your family, your friends, your loved ones, your dog, your blow up doll, whatever makes you happy. Totally worth it. Indescribable views, and a night I will never forget. read more
4 years ago
Not even green, what a disappointment. Also, it's just the scaffolding, so lazy, I bet the workers are on strike. read more
Eiffel Tower is gorgeous! We paid 25€/each to go to the top, but honestly the views on lower levels are better bc they're closer (you can see building features better) and photo views aren't restricted by caging. Plus, the price is half as much. The top is interesting, but quite a bit smaller -you can purchase a flute of champs for 13-19€. Also, you can look through a window to see a representation of Gustav's private apartments on top. My hubs likes high places -but for me personally, the lower levels were better and hella cheaper. We came in November and still had to wait in line a half hour. read more
8 years ago
When you hear about landmark your entire life, getting to see it in person is one of those incredible, out-of-body experiences! My husband and I were here in December & even with the cold & rainy weather, the Eiffel Tower was more breathtaking & incredible than I ever thought possible! It's stunning, especially in the morning with the sunrise behind it; if you're an early bird, I HIGHLY recommend coming to see it at this time. The only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the lines. I get it's the Eiffel Tower & it's inevitable that there are going to be tons of people and lines but they didn't have 2 of the elevators operating the day we were there and for no apparent reason. This made the line/waiting time to get back to ground level very long and exhausting. Overall, great experience but when it's freezing, raining and insanely windy at the top - I feel like they should do a better job at crowd control. read more
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