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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!
4 years ago
Our second trip to Paris but still had to spend time here .. we were only in town for 3 days but went here several times at different times of day .. love watching the sunlight fade and the tower lights come on. Our first visit my camera didnt have the quality to capture the view from on top the tower ,, this time better camera. Sad to see fences and security around the Eiffel but I understand the necessity. read more
I've seen the Eiffel Tower many times, in posters, on advertisements, on television, in packages, but it's only been once that I got to see it in real life! You can't claim you visited Paris, without seeing the Eiffel Tower! This is a very well known building that is advertised in a lot of advertisements, romantic television shows and the top of many travel locations. At first, I didn't think it would be anything special to see because I've seen it so much in pictures, videos, etc. but I think you should come look at it at least once in your lifetime. Travelling to Paris, we were able to see the Eiffel Tower in all angles, from being in a square, to driving past it, or even on a boat in many different angles! I was also able to experience in different times of the day - in the morning, afternoon, sunset and night time when the lights begin to shimmer beautifully in the dark! I think out of all the views I had of the Eiffel Tower, being on the double decker boat during sunset allowed me to take the most beautiful pictures, but in real life, the best view was the Trocadero, which allows you to take a picture of a nice big tower without anything else in the way. read more
Absolutely everything I expected! We did not take tour to go since the lines were too long but area around the Eiffel is set up perfect to take as many pictures as you wish. I would recommend visiting once dusk falls. The first 5 minutes of every hour the Eiffel lights up with flashing lights making the experience even more magical. If the weather is good I would also recommend bringing lunch and a blanket. You can enjoy lunch or a bottle of wine with an amazing view! read more
With out a doubt the most well known landmark in Paris is the Eiffel Tower. Over the past few years security has steadily increased due to unfortunate events in the region. Don't let it deter you though. There is a lot to see and do there. They have gifts shops, restaurants (which are reserved months if not years in advance) Eiffel's Office, the summit or the top of the Eiffel Tower and a carousel for the kids underneath the tower. Due to its extremely popularity it's best to get as early start as possible since on busy days you can expect to spend your whole morning on the Eiffel Tower because of the long lines. Moreover, I suggest eating before you go. By the time you'll be finished you'll be extremely hungry. The last thing but most important I suggest booking your tickets through an website called Viator where you will be able to skip the lines ahead of everyone else otherwise you will be waiting a very long time just to get up the second level. Also, some tickets you can only go to the second level of the tower and others it grants you full access to the summit. Not to worry if you only bought tickets to the second level. You can purchase tickets to the summit on the second level of the Eiffel Tower once you are there and they aren't that expensive. Have a good time on the Eiffel Tower! read more
You might be surprised to know that there is a massive tower in Paris that people like to visit! If you are surprised you're either a time traveler or an alien, if not, I don't think you actually need this review to tell you about this attraction. The tower is one of the world's most iconic structures. We didn't go up, but it is quite the sight to see from the ground. Plan a good amount of time to visit. The grass to the south east is a good place to sit and there are little stands that can sell food and wine so you can have a picnic if you want. If you are stopping by just for a picture, think about the time of day so you can make sure the sub is in the right stop. We were on a guided tour earlier in the day and the bus stopped at a popular spot for tours to stop to the northwest for a "photo stop" but at that time of day everyone's pictures just looked like shadows. read more
9 years ago
The Eiffel Tower is beautiful from every view and every angle. Whether far in the distance, up close, or up within it, it's as iconic as you can get. I made the very wise choice of purchasing a package deal which was 45 euros for a city bus tour, Seine river cruise and entrance up to the 2nd level of the Eiffel Tower. By purchasing in advance, our tour guide was able to bring us through a separate security line and entrance that was very fast. Viewing the lines for those that didn't pre-purchase, they looked to be hours long. After security clearance, you board an elevator up to the 2nd level. You can walk or ride the elevator from the 2nd level down to the 1st level or you can take an elevator up to the summit. I'd have liked to gone up to the summit, but the lines were really bad, and so was the weather. I was perfectly content with the amazing views that the 2nd level provided. In addition to views, there are shops, restaurants and snacks on both the 1st and 2nd level. Visiting the Eiffel Tower is a do not miss when in Paris. read more
8 years ago
La Tour Eiffel is the MOST visited tourist landmark in Paris ... in France ... in Europe ... in the world ... in the universe. Maybe you've heard of it ... so, you don't need another 5-star review telling you that you MUST go to the Eiffel Tower, but, ya, you must go. Visiting and experiencing the Eiffel Tower was even better than I expected and might of even exceeded the (literally) sky-high expectations that come with this monument rising above the Paris skyline. Luckily, all vacations and tours lead to the Eiffel Tower, and, as such, there are many ways to see the this symbol and icon. We opted for a "skip-the-line" tour and took the lifts to the 1st and 2nd level. Just approaching the Eiffel Tower while crossing the Seine on the Pont d'lena from the Palais de Chaillot was inspirational ... and as we got closer the sense of awe at how big and impressive the tower is really became clear. I loved standing at the base looking up at the metal landmark with a variety of emotions from awe to significance. I adored the views of Paris from the 2nd level even more. Las Vegas, this is not. A few stats: * 324m (1,063ft) tall * Tallest structure in the world from 1889 - 1930 * 3 visitor levels with different ticket prices * Ticket choice is stairs (300+) or lift car * Choose the passenger lift option ... of course. * 25k visitors/day (7mil/year) = long lines * Choose skip-the-line option cause life is short * Top level platform is at 276m (906ft) * Open daily: 9:30a - 11:45p * Summer hours: 9:00a - 12:45a * There are 2 restaurants on the tower * Le 58 Tour Eiffel Restaurant on 1st level * Le Jules Verne "gourmet" Restaurant on 2nd level * 18,038 metallic parts & 7,300 tons of iron * 60 tons of paint every seven years (19x already) * Antennas for radio & digital TV are at the top * Check out the the "glass floor" on the 1st level * Names of 72 famous French engraved on the tower * Winter has a seasonal ice rink on the 1st level * Lights illuminate the tower at sunset each night * For 5 minutes "on the hour" the lights twinkle * Built in 2 years, 2 months, and 5 days Whether you go to the Eiffel Tower for the romance, the views, the history, or the Instagram pics, there is no feeling that matches being at the most visited tourist landmark in the universe: La Tour Eiffel. read more
Pretty much a must-do if you are visiting Paris. Be prepared for long lines for the two separate elevator banks required to reach the top - both going up and coming down. Outside the gated area there are tons of street vendors selling the expected souvenirs and oportunistic pickpockets working both the streets, and the Tower proper, based on the abundance of warning signs everywhere. I'd recommend buying your tour pass online to save time an speed your visit up. Make sure to not bring any large bags with you as well; as those are excluded at the security checkpoint. On the fun side, you can purchase Champagne at the top, though with the premium prices that often brings. Don't expect to easily walk around once you get into the tower, or even to take great pictures, with the massive shoulder-to-shoulder crowds on each level. Worth doing once, but I doubt you'd find yourself in a rush to visit again. Given a choice between a daytime and nighttime visit, I'd absolutely recommend a clear night. The lighting of the tower and the city views at night are two of my stars in this rating. read more
6 years ago
6 years ago
Did the tour years ago. The sight from above was amazing. Decided to visit the old tower again at night to say what's up. It is an amazing sight to see at night when the tower lights up and flashes. It's pretty cool. The only thing that is annoying is all the street vendors trying to sell you little towers and key chains. These guys are so persistent you just want to break them lol. Nah that would be messed up, you shouldn't do that. The tower is a must see in paris. The one in Vegas doesn't cut it. You have to see the real deal read more
4 years ago
obviously a very touristy location, the eiffel tower was great. a lot of people trying to scam you in the park but the tower itself was very cool. the lower floors are very eventful and at the top you can enjoy a flute of champagne while viewing paris from above. difficult for people with a fear of heights. read more
6 years ago
9 years ago
I drank Champagne on the top of the Eiffel Tower! I also kissed the woman I love in all of the designated "places to kiss". It was a bit windy and a bit confusing as far as how to get to the top and where to start from. It's always better to have a reservation. It eliminates 90% of the hassle. The views from the various levels are spectacular. 360 degree unobstructed panoramic views from every vantage. I've been to most all of the tallest buildings in the world and this has never been the case. Go! Take advantage of it because there is no real comparison. Not even the fake we have in Las Vegas which is only about a third the height. There are tons of reviews addressing the do's and don'ts as well as safety stuff so I will just end with this. This is one of the best tourist experiences I've had an quite a while! Not so humbly submitted, Michael C. read more
This is one of those sights that's been over hyped since it was first built so when you actually see it you may not be impressed. Well that was not the case for me, Although initially my wife said it's not as big as she thought it would. Ok, please no jokes about that comment. After we got a bit closer and away from the crowds she was finally impressed. I'm glad we got to see it for the first time at night in all it's lit up glory. Even though it was raining it did not disappoint and the rain reduced the crowd size. read more
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I liked visiting the Eiffel Tower, although it was exhausting. We went to the second floor, then we drinked some coffee, to hopefully recover some energy. It worked! For about some seconds. Word of the day: Exhaustion. But overall, things were amazing! Especially at night when the tower turns on! read more
9 years ago
The Eiffel Tower is an iconic landmark of Paris. It was at the top of my list of things to do when I visited Paris this summer. There are two lines you have to get through before you can go up the Eiffel Tower. The first line is a security check which did not take long to get through. Once you get through security, you enter another line to buy tickets. That line is much longer. I ended up waiting an hour to buy my ticket. The Eiffel Tower has three levels. A ticket to the top level costs extra. The top level was nice, but I did not like the metal fencing because it spoils the view. I really like the second level, which did not have the metal fencing. The views from the second level were amazing. Imo, the second level is the best place to take photos. In addition to great views, the tower also has a nice gift shop. In the evening, the tower has a cool light show every hour where it sparkles for about 5 minutes. read more
Who'd of thought I would one day come to this beautiful city and experience the beautiful Eiffel Tower, not one but several times in the week. At first I wasn't quite sure about the magic of the Eiffel tower, but once I was able to see it up close and experience it the way I did, I knew that I was wrong about how splendid it really is and how it makes people feel. I saw so many people who just were so awestruck at its significance and presence. So many people just walking and holding hands while still enjoying the spark of what the Eiffel tower meant. I guess it could be the same feeling as one gets with our own Lady Liberty, but of course that was a gift from France so the same feeling could be felt. I saw it a couple of times in one week and I was very happy I did. From the night view, you get to experience a whole new realm of the tower, with its beautiful flashing lights and mesmerizing shape, the night air adds to the flavor of what the tower signifies, well at least to me it did. So many foreigners everywhere enjoying this view, from atop the highest peak of the Paris churches, to standing up near it. Wow, is all I can say. I went right under the tower and wondered just how many people seriously stood in my shoes over the many years that the tower had been up. Just such a pleasure to be able to see what I saw that day, with its many street vendors selling items, to the food stands in the outlying area. I was humbled by the people and their kindness but I was seriously happy with the way everyone was just in a happy mood, considering I'm from the US and that is hard to come by lately, but I digress. I will say this, if you come to Paris, do not miss the opportunity to see the tower. It is an absolute must just like its a must to have a macaroon! There are things that one must do mind you, and that is learn to speak a few kind words in French, as the people of the land smile kindly to that. And it makes for a special kind of experience. Viva la France, and I will be back in August! read more
9 years ago
Visited Paris for the first time and my family and I made sure that we get our chance of a lifetime and we did. We booked the Eiffel Tower tour with Lunch with the 58 tour de Eiffel. Food & Champagne was great with Trocadero View seating. Right after lunch we got the chance to climb the Eiffel Tower with over 600 steps and made it to the top!!! Loved every moment of it, it was a dream come true!!! read more
9 years ago
Ok hear me out when I say this. There is a reason the line is so long here. It's by far the best attraction in Paris that gives you a view of the whole city. That being said, I highly suggest buying tickets ahead of time to avoid the long lines. I have gone up twice, once with tickets and once without. Buy tickets. It will save you so many hours and get you to the top as fast as you want. If you don't buy tickets, you will need to buy a ticket to get to the second level and then wait in another line to buy another ticket to get to the top. Enough about tickets, what about the actual experience? Amazing. Definitely worth it. I can truly say that out of every place I went to in Paris, this one was definitely the highlight of my lowlife. But seriously, but tickets ahead of time. read more
Please please pleeease add coming to Paris and visiting the Eiffel Tower to your bucket if you haven't already! It will honestly take your breathe away and then take it away 50 more times. My family and I stayed at a hotel that was 10 minutes walking distance from it and we never got tired of staring, drooling, or taking pictures/ selfies with it. It's free to pass under the tower, but now they've added security check points for extra safety measures, which makes one feel more at ease due to recent circumstances. In order to go up, you of course have to pay. You can either pay through the actual Eiffel tower (cheaper alternative- less availability) or through another vender/ travel company (i.e. Viator- more expensive, better options). There are 3 floors, the 1st floor has two restaurants (which you need advance reservations, it gets packed), a gift shop, a small cafe, and a cute little outdoorsy area with a drink/ice cream stand (the ice cream sorta sucked lol) with fake grass laid out, a fountain, and benches to sit on. Oh, it also has sections of the floor that are made of glass, so you can see through to the bottom of the tower. The 2nd floor is much smaller, but is divided into two sections (bottom and top). They have telescopes and you get just a taste of the great view that's about to come. There are stairs that lead you to the next floor that then take you to an elevator, eventually leading you to the summit. I highly recommend going to the summit of the Eiffel tower. It is the smallest place imaginable, but totally worth it. It definitely gets crowded up there and it's hard to take pictures with people walking through every second, but it's a once in a life time experience (unless your rich haha), and you can stay up there as long as you want! They have a bar where you can buy champagne to go along with your great view (price ranging from 13-18€), more telescopes, cute little signs that say "place to kiss", and a ruler to show how high up you are on the Eiffel Tower. If you're trying to figure out what the best time to see the Eiffel Tower, it honestly looks beautiful any time of day. Morning, mid afternoon, at night, you just get so many perspectives. My favorite time of the day is when the tower just begins to light up and the sun is beginning to set, just wow! Also, at night time, beginning at 9pm (I think), the first 5 minutes of every hour the tower sparkles. Without a doubt, go visit the Eiffel Tower and fall in love it, it's surely a love that will last. read more
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This has been my favorite place I've visited in the world. I was there a few years ago in April and it was a beautiful sunny day! The beauty of the Eiffel Tower is breathtaking! It's the city of love and you could certainly see why! The line was very long to go up inside the tower so we didn't do that but we took some amazing photos! read more
7 years ago
Throughout the course of its existence, the Eiffel Tower has been host to lighting effects of a festive nature. Its gone through a renewal of its sources of artificial illumination, the Tower has benefited from the latest innovations in lighting equipment from gas to electricity, incandescent lamps to neon, passing from sodium to high-pressure, and most recently LEDs. The show starts at 6pm and then every hour on the hour. The illumination that it gives has to be one of the worlds best light shows on the ground. read more
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