Eiffel Tower Guided Tour

The Musée de l’Homme lies in the heart of the Trocadéro, one of the most visited areas of Paris, famous for its view of the Eiffel Tower. Just a few steps from the museum, the guided tour of the Eiffel Tower also departs, ideal for visiting two of the city’s landmark sites on the same itinerary. A visit that offers the unique chance to discover the artistic soul of Paris, contemplating it from above.

An absolute emblem of the city’s success, the Eiffel Tower offers a special yet also romantic adventure. Visitors can climb up to the second floor and then enjoy a panoramic view over Paris. A lift comfortably carries you to the various sections, letting you savour every small and great corner of the tower. A guide accompanies you, allowing entry through the main gate without any hassle. Bear in mind that during the heavy influx of visitors in high season there is also the risk of having to queue for up to 25 minutes, but some combined ticket packages always allow a considerable reduction in waiting time. The Eiffel Tower is open every day from 9:30 to 23:45, while extended hours run until 00:45 in July and August.

Climbing to the top of this extraordinary tower is not a merely touristic experience, but something sensational on a human level. A journey of the senses. From a height of 330 metres, every detail of the capital seems to reveal a new light: the winding waters of the Seine, the lush green of the gardens and parks, the rooftops of Parisian houses and the many monuments that make Paris such a special place. A truly ideal spot to capture every moment with extraordinary photographs. One need only mention the magnificence of the City of Light (Ville Lumière). In detail, you can admire the stunning wrought-iron structures that trace the ingenious architecture of Gustave Eiffel, creator of the monument, and his team. Construction began in 1887 and was completed in 1889 during the Universal Exposition. Something that marked a turning point for the era, transforming the urban landscape of Paris. On the first floor of the tower you can find an interactive museum that tells the story of the monument. To give a sensation of vertigo, but only as a dreamlike effect, there are transparent areas beneath your feet. On the first and second floors there are also restaurants where you can enjoy French culinary specialities with a breathtaking panorama. The renowned restaurant Le Jules Verne holds a Michelin star, offering an excellent gastronomic adventure, perfect for a romantic dinner or a special event. If you reach the second floor, the horizon lets you see with particular clarity other focal points of interest in Paris: the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe, the Sacré-Cœur of Montmartre and even the modern district of La Défense. If the lift takes you to the third level, you can contemplate the city like an astonishing painting.

Paris is thrilling in every one of its heavenly corners; it is the emblem par excellence of France, but also of the whole world. It has an exemplary architectural grandeur, but it is also a hub on a cultural, historical and artistic level. Millions of tourists every year choose this surprising stop on their journey. The advice is to book in advance, select times that suit the visitor’s needs, and also combine the visit to the Eiffel Tower with other places that complete the experience in a meaningful and satisfying way. Visiting the Eiffel Tower is much more than climbing a steel structure; it means tangibly touching the vibrant soul of Paris. And it is also a way to breathe in wonderful beauty and be seduced by a city so sensual and at the same time elegant. A true enchantment for the entire world. So what are you waiting for? Visit this captivating tower with its slender, refined lines — only then will you come to know the queen that reigns over Paris in all her splendid charm.