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- 1,5-stündige geführte Eiffelturm-Tour auf Englisch
- Zugang mit dem Aufzug zum 1. Stock
- Zugang mit dem Aufzug zur Spitze oder 2. Ebene (je nach gewählter Option)
- 1-stündige Bootsfahrt auf der Seine
- Live-Kommentar an Bord der Bootsfahrt
Explore the beauty of the Eiffel Tower and its breathtaking views through these stunning photos.
The Eiffel Tower is the most recognizable landmark of Paris and one of the most visited attractions in the world. Rising above the Champ de Mars, this iconic wrought-iron structure offers unmatched panoramic views across the city.
Ascending the Eiffel Tower places you at the very heart of Paris, where history, architecture, and atmosphere come together in a single moment. From its observation decks, the city unfolds in every direction: historic boulevards, famous monuments, and the Seine weaving through it all, offering a perspective that captures the true scale and spirit of Paris. Whether it’s your first visit or a return journey, the Eiffel Tower delivers a powerful and unforgettable view of one of the world’s most beloved cities.
Genießen Sie mit einer geführten Tour durch den Eiffelturm den Blick auf Paris und gleiten Sie dann auf einer 1-stündigen Schifffahrt die Seine entlang, um die Wahrzeichen der Stadt aus zwei Perspektiven zu sehen.
Treffen Sie Ihren Reiseleiter am Eiffelturm und begeben Sie sich zu dem Ihnen zugewiesenen Eingang (Ost, West oder Süd), je nach Art Ihres Tickets. Vergewissern Sie sich, dass Sie einen gültigen Ausweis bei sich haben, da dieser für die Validierung des Tickets erforderlich sein kann. Rechnen Sie mit einer gewissen Wartezeit bei der Sicherheitskontrolle, die in Spitzenzeiten bis zu 2 Stunden betragen kann. Aus diesem Grund kann Ihr Erlebnis auf dem Eiffelturm zwischen 2 und 4 Stunden dauern.
Nach Ihrer Tour durch den Eiffelturm begeben Sie sich zur Einstiegsstelle für die Schifffahrt auf der Seine, die nur 5 Minuten zu Fuß vom Turm entfernt liegt.
Bestaunen Sie den Panoramablick vom zweiten Stock des Eiffelturms, der 115 m über Paris thront. Ihr Reiseleiter wird Sie über die Geschichte des Turms und die von oben sichtbaren Sehenswürdigkeiten informieren.
Fahren Sie mit dem Aufzug in den zweiten Stock oder auf die Spitze.
Hören Sie von Ihrem Reiseleiter faszinierende Geschichten über die Geschichte des Turms.
Optionaler Turmspitzenzugang für noch spektakulärere Aussichten.
Als Nächstes unternehmen Sie eine 1-stündige Flussfahrt auf der Seine vom Fuß des Turms aus, vorbei an historischen Stätten wie Notre-Dame und Pont Neuf.
Segeln Sie vorbei an den Wahrzeichen der Stadt, darunter die große Kathedrale Notre-Dame und die charmanten Brücken von Paris.
Erfahren Sie mit Live-Kommentaren mehr über die Geschichte und Bedeutung der Sehenswürdigkeiten, an denen Sie entlang der Seine vorbeifahren.
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Die 1. und 2. Ebene sind für Rollstuhlfahrer und Kinderwagen zugänglich.
Die oberste Ebene des Eiffelturms ist für Rollstuhlfahrer nicht zugänglich.
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Auch mit zuvor gebuchtem Zugang kann es bei der Sicherheitskontrolle und bei den Aufzügen im Erdgeschoss und in der 2. Ebene zu Wartezeiten kommen.
Bitte beachten Sie, dass Sie keine Tickets für die Spitze im zweiten Stock des Eiffelturms kaufen können. Wenn Sie die Spitze besuchen möchten, müssen Sie diese Tickets vor Ihrem Besuch kaufen.
Je nach den Eintrittszeiten des Eiffelturms kann die Reihenfolge der Besichtigungen variieren.
Dies ist eine geführte Tour auf Englisch. Einige Reiseleiter sprechen auch andere Sprachen, vor allem Französisch oder Spanisch, und bieten nach Möglichkeit zusätzliche Hilfe an, auch wenn dies nicht garantiert werden kann.
Die Spitze des Eiffelturms kann aus technischen Gründen oder aufgrund von Menschenansammlungen geschlossen werden oder nur begrenzt verfügbar sein. Im Falle einer ungeplanten Schließung wird ein Teil der Differenz zwischen dem Ticket für die 2. und die oberste Etage erstattet.
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Den Vorschriften entsprechenden können die Boote bei schönem Wetter 300 Personen und bei Regenwetter 120 Personen mitnehmen.
Sie können die Sightseeing-Bootsfahrt jederzeit genießen, abhängig vom Ablaufdatum auf dem Ticket.
Completed in 1889 by Gustave Eiffel’s engineering firm for the World’s Fair, the Eiffel Tower rises 330 meters (1,083 feet) above Paris and stands as a milestone of innovation and bold design. What began as a daring experiment in iron construction has evolved into a refined visitor experience spread across three distinct levels, each offering its own perspective on the city.
The first floor features a glass floor, exhibitions, and restaurants where you can dine while looking out over Paris. The second floor is home to one of the city’s most celebrated dining venues and offers sweeping views ideal for photography. At the summit, reached by elevator, the panorama stretches for miles, revealing Paris in its full grandeur. Beyond its role as a viewpoint, the tower continues to function as a broadcasting hub, blending everyday utility with timeless elegance.
Booking your Eiffel Tower tickets online is the easiest and most reliable way to visit this world-famous landmark. While tickets may be available on-site, advance booking secures your preferred time slot and helps you avoid long queues, especially during peak season.
By booking through our website, you access verified Eiffel Tower tickets and attractive online deals, ensuring a smooth and secure experience. Choose from a wide range of options, including elevator or guided stair access, reserved entry to the second floor or summit, combo deals with other Paris attractions, lunch or dinner at the Eiffel Tower, or Paris city passes that bundle multiple experiences into one convenient purchase.
The Eiffel Tower was built for the 1889 World's Fair, commemorating the centennial of the French Revolution. Designed by Gustave Eiffel's company, it was initially intended to be a temporary structure. However, its height and innovative design quickly made it a symbol of Paris.
Construction began in 1887 and took just over two years, involving hundreds of workers. At the time, it was the tallest man-made structure in the world, standing at 330 meters (1,083 feet) tall. Despite initial criticism from some of Paris's leading artists and intellectuals, the Eiffel Tower soon became a popular attraction and a symbol of France's industrial prowess.
Today, it remains one of the most visited monuments in the world, a testament to its enduring appeal and historical significance.
The Eiffel Tower is open daily, with extended hours during the summer season. Opening times vary slightly depending on the time of year and access type.
April to August (Summer Season)
• Eiffel Tower open: 8:45 AM – 12:45 AM
• Elevator access: 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM
• Stair access: 9:00 AM – 11:45 PM
September to March (Winter Season)
• Eiffel Tower open: 9:15 AM – 11:45 PM
• Elevator access: 9:30 AM – 11:00 PM
• Stair access: 9:30 AM – 10:45 PM
Summit Access
• Open daily until approximately 10:45 PM (subject to weather and crowd conditions)
Last Entry
• Final entry is permitted 1 hour before closing time
The best time to visit the Eiffel Tower depends on the experience you’re looking for.
Early mornings, shortly after opening, are ideal for fewer crowds and shorter security lines, especially if you plan to visit the summit. Late evenings are also a great option, offering a more relaxed atmosphere and beautiful views as Paris lights up after dark.
For photography, sunset is the most popular time, with golden light transitioning into nighttime city views, but expect the longest queues during this period. Weekdays are generally calmer than weekends, while summer months (June to August) are the busiest overall. Visiting outside peak hours or booking timed-entry tickets in advance helps ensure a smoother and more enjoyable experience.
The Eiffel Tower unfolds across three distinct levels, each revealing a different side of Paris.
Moving upward through the tower reveals new perspectives at every level, making the visit a journey of discovery as much as a sightseeing experience.
Before visiting the Eiffel Tower, it’s helpful to keep a few practical points in mind:
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors, the Eiffel Tower has several rules. These typically include:
A visit to the Eiffel Tower is an essential part of any trip to Paris. Rising above the city with unmistakable presence, it offers views that reveal Paris at its most spectacular: from grand boulevards and historic monuments to the gentle curve of the Seine. Yet its impact goes far beyond the panorama. Standing on the tower, you experience a landmark that embodies French innovation, ambition, and identity.
The ascent itself builds anticipation, and reaching the upper levels delivers a powerful sense of scale and perspective that few places can match. Whether it’s your first visit or a return to the city, the Eiffel Tower leaves a lasting impression that defines the Paris experience.
Ticket prices for the Eiffel Tower vary depending on access type. Options include stairs or elevator access to the second floor, and elevator access to the summit. Prices change by season and availability, so checking current rates online is recommended. On our website, you can compare verified ticket types and find available deals.
Yes. All visitors need a ticket to access the Eiffel Tower, whether by stairs or elevator. Entry without a ticket is not possible beyond the security area.
Summit access is only available by elevator. These tickets are limited and often sell out quickly, so booking summit tickets in advance online is strongly recommended. Our website lists verified summit ticket options when available.
Eiffel Tower tickets can be purchased on-site or online. Buying online through our website allows you to secure timed entry, compare ticket options, and often save time by avoiding long queues.
The Eiffel Tower stands approximately 330 meters (1,083 feet) tall, including its antennas.
The Eiffel Tower sparkles every evening for five minutes at the start of each hour after sunset, continuing until late at night.
The Eiffel Tower was built by Gustave Eiffel and his engineering company.
The tower was constructed for the 1889 World’s Fair in Paris to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution and to showcase French engineering innovation.
There are 674 steps to reach the second floor by stairs. The summit is only accessible by elevator; the full staircase (about 1,665 steps) is not open to the public.
Yes, there are restaurants on the first and second floors of the Eiffel Tower.
The Eiffel Tower is located on the Champ de Mars at 5 Avenue Anatole France in central Paris and is easy to reach by public transportation.
Entry to the Eiffel Tower is via the secured esplanade, accessed mainly through the East (Pilier Est) and South (Pilier Sud) entrances.
All visitors pass through security here. The East entrance is generally less crowded and recommended for elevator access, while the South entrance is used for stair access.