Eiffel Tower Tickets: Prices, Options, and Online Booking

Compare the different options available for visiting the Eiffel Tower, discover prices, access to the various levels, and useful tips for booking online.

Eiffel Tower tickets are available in several options: second-floor access, summit access, guided tours, and combinations with a Seine cruise. Options vary in price, included services, and visit times. On this page, you'll find a quick comparison of the main Eiffel Tower tickets to help you decide which one best fits your budget and the type of experience you're looking for.

Most popular Eiffel Tower tickets

There are a wide variety of options available for visiting the Eiffel Tower. Some tickets include access to the second floor, others allow you to reach the summit, while some experiences include guided tours, audio guides, or a cruise on the Seine.

Bestseller
Eiffel Tower Entrance Ticket with Optional Summit Access

Eiffel Tower Entrance Ticket with Optional Summit Access

Among the most chosen
Eiffel Tower Access 2nd floor or summit

Eiffel Tower Access 2nd floor or summit

Eiffel Tower 2nd floor access + tour

Eiffel Tower 2nd floor access + tour

Eiffel Tower with audio guide and optional cruise

Eiffel Tower with audio guide and optional cruise

Eiffel Tower access to the summit or 2nd floor

Eiffel Tower access to the summit or 2nd floor

Eiffel Tower 2nd floor or summit + Seine cruise

Eiffel Tower 2nd floor or summit + Seine cruise

Which Eiffel Tower ticket should I choose?

Some tickets allow access to the second floor, others allow you to reach the top of the Eiffel Tower, while some options include guided tours, audio guides, or a cruise on the Seine.

Want to spend less?

The cheapest option to go up and enjoy the view

Higher view?

Reach the top and admire Paris from above

Do you want an expert guide?

Choose a ticket with priority access

Looking for a special experience?

Experience the Eiffel Tower with an unforgettable dinner

Eiffel Tower Ticket Comparison

Characteristics
2nd floorelevator
Topof the elevator
Priority guided tour
Eiffel Tower Dinner
Accessible plans
2nd floor
2nd floor and/or top
2nd floor or top
2nd floor
Priority access
×
Guide included
×
×
×
Ideal for
Save
Full view
Comfort
Special occasion
Price
from €27
from €39
from €34
from €130

2nd floor

elevator

Accessible floors2nd floor
Priority access×
Guide included×
Ideal forSaving
from €27
See offer

Top

elevator

Accessible floors2nd floor and/or top
Priority access
Guide included×
Ideal forFull View
from €39
See offer

Guided tour

priority

Accessible floors2nd floor or top
Priority access
Guide included
Ideal forComfort
from €34
See offer

Dinner

Eiffel Tower

Accessible floors2nd floor
Priority access
Guide included×
Ideal forspecial occasions
from €130
See offer

Eiffel Tower Ticket Prices

Eiffel Tower ticket prices vary depending on the floor you can visit, whether you're accompanied by a guide, access to the summit, and any additional services included. In addition to standard tickets, there are also options available that include audio guides, guided tours, and combination packages with a Seine cruise.

The best options for visiting the Eiffel Tower

Quick comparison of the main options for visiting the Eiffel Tower. Choose the one that best suits your visit.

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Eiffel Tower opening hours

Visiting hours

09:00 – 00:45

Last access

One hour before closing

Ordinary closures

No scheduled annual closure

Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ

Which Eiffel Tower ticket is best?

It depends on the type of experience you're looking for. The second-floor ticket is generally the cheapest option, while the summit ticket allows you to reach the tower's highest vantage point. Guided tours are recommended for those who want to delve deeper into the monument's history and avoid some of the waiting time.

For many visitors, yes. From the top, you can enjoy the most expansive view of Paris and access the historic spaces used by Gustave Eiffel. However, the second floor already offers spectacular views and often requires less time.

Yes. During peak periods, especially summer, weekends, and holidays, tickets can sell out several days in advance. Booking online is generally the safest option.

Many guided tours include dedicated lanes or procedures to reduce wait times, but these may vary depending on the organizer and availability on the chosen day.

The visit can last from about 1.5 hours to over 3 hours, depending on the level reached, the queues present, and the time dedicated to the panoramic terraces.

Both options have their advantages. Visibility is generally better during the day, while at night you can admire Paris illuminated and witness the tower's famous light show.

Yes. Some packages include, in addition to admission to the Eiffel Tower, a cruise on the Seine, guided tours of the city, or access to other Paris attractions.

Reduced fares are available for children and youth in certain age groups. Conditions may vary depending on the ticket type or tour selected.

Yes, but during peak periods, lines can be very long and availability is limited. For this reason, many visitors prefer to book online in advance.

For first-time visitors to the Eiffel Tower, a guided tour with access to the summit is often the most comprehensive option, allowing you to learn about the monument's history and access the most spectacular panoramic points.

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