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The Best Eiffel Tower Tours

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The Eiffel Tower is the proud symbol of France, rising high above the rooftops of Paris as a testament to French artistry and workmanship. The tower welcomes more than 7 million visitors a year, making the "Iron Lady" one of the most visited monuments in the world .

Tickets to tour the tower’s three levels can be purchased online up to two months in advance, but they often sell out quickly. However, since many tour operators get advance access to tickets, you can often book even earlier to secure your spot with a professional guide, or possibly score a last-minute trip to the tower.

These tours – identified by U.S. News using both expert opinion and traveler sentiment – offer historical context and an exciting immersion into one of the world’s most beloved monuments.

Best Overall: City Wonders – Eiffel Tower Climbing Experience with Optional Access to the Summit Level

Best small group: experiencefirst – eiffel tower guided tour, best nighttime: the tour guy – privileged access eiffel tower tour with seine river cruise, best elevator: ecklectours – eiffel tower elevator tour with a guide, best for families: bonbon tours – eiffel tower guided tour by elevator with summit option.

U.S. News independently paid to send Kristy Alpert , a freelance journalist based in Paris, on this tour to provide readers with an unbiased, first-hand perspective of what to expect. This City Wonders tour was selected by our team as the Best Overall thanks to its popularity and favorable user reviews. 

Price: Adults from $39; kids from $33 Duration: 2 hours

This walking tour starts just outside the Eiffel Tower grounds, where a City Wonders representative sorts participants into one of two groups; those heading to the summit (by elevator) and those stopping after the second-floor climb. My guide for the second-floor climb was energetic and excited to share his knowledge of the Eiffel Tower after living in Paris for a year, and he had an album of historic photos to back up his commentary. He chatted with each tourgoer personally as we queued for 30 minutes for our entrance beneath the tower, after having been ushered through a quick security line for "ticket holders."

Everyone in the group took the first portion of the climb (327 stairs) at our own pace, after which we were given 15 minutes to catch our breath and explore the first floor of the Eiffel Tower at our leisure before gathering for a narrated tour. Our guide pointed out all of the major landmarks visible from the first floor, including lesser-known sites like Napoleon’s tomb inside Hôtel des Invalides and the quarter-scale replica of the Statue of Liberty at the tip of Swan Island (Île aux Cygnes). We proceeded to the second floor (347 stairs), again at our own pace, before meeting for the final narrated portion of the tour on the second floor. We gained insights into the tower’s history – like how it was originally painted red – while slowly walking the perimeter together admiring sights like the Arc de Triomphe , Champs-Élysées and Notre Dame . The tour concluded there, where we were free to ask questions or explore before leaving on our own.

Kristy Alpert

Good to know:

• Your tour ticket allows you to stay at the tower as long as you please, so plan to stick around after the tour ends to explore the shops, restaurants, viewpoints and great outdoor lounge options on the first and second floors.
• There is an upgraded ticket option that allows you to take an elevator to the summit level; this ticket will cost extra.
• Tours are offered several times a day, seven days a week.

Why we love it:

• The guides give ample free time to explore independently from the group, but also do a great job of helping direct participants toward can’t-miss sights. 
• The relaxed pace of the climb makes the 674 stairs very manageable, with plenty of time to take breaks if necessary. 
• The guide was skilled at engaging the kids on my tour, even creating a quiz show-style competition to keep them interested.

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Price: Adults from $44; kids from $37 Duration: 2 hours

ExperienceFirst was the first tour operator to offer guided climbs of the Eiffel Tower. The company’s expertise in group tours is evident on each of the five tower climbs it leads daily. The baseline ticket includes a two-hour guided tour from the ground floor to the second floor, and the 674 stairs it takes to climb between those two points. The pace is relaxed and the guides are knowledgeable, friendly and well-versed in French history, according to participants. What’s more, the tour includes a complimentary shuttle between ExperienceFirst meeting points throughout the city, and optional add-ons include access to the Eiffel Tower’s summit via elevator and a Seine River cruise.

ExperienceFirst also offers walking tours of Montmartre and filming locations for the Netflix show "Emily in Paris."

Price: Adults from $86; kids from $69 Duration: 2.5 hours

The Tour Guy is known around Paris for its incredible small-group tours, and this combo tour is no different. The tour starts on board a riverboat for an hourlong scenic cruise of the Seine, with a glass of Champagne or soft drink included with each ticket. A knowledgeable guide meets the group (capped at 19 participants) back at the dock to begin the tour of the Eiffel Tower. Skip-the-line tickets keep things moving quickly as the group ascends to the second floor via elevator for a spectacular view and informational tour of the tower and the views beyond.

Many reviewers recommended booking an evening tour for the chance to see the Eiffel Tower’s sparkling light show, which takes place every hour on the hour from dusk until the tower closes. Travelers say that because of the skip-the-line access and the river cruise, this tour is a great value. Tours are available daily; exact times vary by day. The Tour Guy also offers daytime and summit tours of the tower, among other options.

Price: From $75 Duration: 2 hours

Travelers can pick from multiple options to explore the Eiffel Tower with Ecklectours. The company’s two-hour tours are guided by a fun and educated guide who takes the group to either the summit or the second floor via the tower’s glass elevators. Access to the summit comes at an additional fee, but all of the four time slots (morning, afternoon, evening and nighttime) include a fascinating insight into the tower’s history. Some reviewers mentioned they enjoyed the time in line with their guides because they could ask personal questions about the city of Paris while others appreciated the efficiency of the tour to be able to cover so much information in just two hours.

Prefer to climb? Ecklectours also leads a tour to the second floor that utilizes the stairs instead of the elevator.

Price: Adults from $60; kids from $51 Duration: 2 hours

Reviewers say guides bring the history of the Eiffel Tower to life thanks to their friendly, energetic commentary. Tours start at a meeting point just outside the tower ground, where a local guide begins a historical account of how the Eiffel Tower came to be one of the most revered monuments in the world. The elevator ride to the second floor is included, with an optional upgrade to continue to the summit (note that prebooking summit access is required). At booking, there are five starting times to choose from.

Tourgoers raved about the charismatic personality of Bonbon Tours guides, who travelers say are particularly adept at engaging young kids. The only complaints were from people who missed their start times or did not realize this tour doesn’t include skip-the-line access. The company also leads tours of some of the city's most popular neighborhoods, including the Latin Quarter and Le Marais .

Frequently Asked Questions

If you’d like to learn more about the history of the Eiffel Tower and get the perspective of a local, book a guided tour. In addition to helping you navigate the crowds, the tour guide will take care of securing tower tickets for you. If you’d just like to admire the views, some travelers say a guided tour is not necessary.

If you’d like to avoid the largest crowds, it’s recommended you visit the Eiffel Tower in the evening after 5 p.m. Though a variety of factors can impact the volume of visitors at the tower, including the weather, public holidays and school vacation periods, it’s quietest between 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m., according to the company that manages the Eiffel Tower. For the best views, past travelers recommend visiting at sunset, so you can capture the sky changing colors against the city's famous landmarks.

You’ll need between 1.5 and 2.5 hours to visit the Eiffel Tower, depending on if you take the elevator to the summit or stick to the first and second floors of the tower.

Why Trust U.S. News Travel

Kristy Alpert is a freelance writer based in Paris. She is a big proponent of daytime Eiffel Tower tours for the best views of the city and nighttime Seine river cruises to see the tower in all its sparkling glory. For this list, she used her own experience and used her resources to gather insider tips from locals and visitors.

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How to Ride the Eiffel Tower Elevators to the Top?

The Eiffel Tower is a renowned monument in Paris and has been a landmark attraction for nearly 130 years. The tower consists of 3 main sections — the first floor , the second floor , and the top floor .

Visitors can go up to the second floor by stairs or by taking one of the lifts. While having an elevator seems commonplace today, what makes the Eiffel Tower unique is the fact that visitors can access the various levels of the monument using the lift right from 1889. At the time, the existence of these lifts was seen as a great technical feat. Read on to learn more about the elevators at the Eiffel Tower and how one can access them.

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Almost since the very opening of the Eiffel Tower in 1889 at the Paris World Exhibition, guests could access the various floors of the monument via lifts. At the time, it was a technical triumph, since very few lifts had been built to go that high. 

Currently, there are 7 lifts at the Eiffel Tower, three of these lifts go from the ground floor to the second floor, and two lifts go from the second floor to the top floor. There is one lift dedicated to the customers of the Jules Verne restaurant , which is located on the first floor. The last lift is located on the South Pillar and is reserved for the staff at the Eiffel Tower.

Why Take an Eiffel Tower Elevator to the Top?

• The lifts offer a quick and convenient way to get to the second floor of the Eiffel Tower.
• The glass lifts also offer stunning views of the Paris landscape, through the ironwork of the tower.
• Taking the elevator also ensures you don’t reach the second floor by huffing and puffing, having climbed the 600-odd steps using the stairs. 
• The ride up the Eiffel Tower is a one-of-a-kind experience and is something that every person going to Paris must experience.

History of the Eiffel Tower Lifts

The lifts came into existence very soon after the Eiffel Tower was opened in 1889. Originally, there were 5 lifts, one for each pillar of the tower, and another one that went to the summit from the second floor. A one-of-a-kind Edoux elevator was put into service between the second and third floors. It was dismounted in 1983.

The original hydraulic lifts were renovated for the 1900 World Exhibition. The lifts in the North and South pillars were replaced with Otis elevators, and in 1983 were replaced with double cabins. They were dismantled in 1910. In 1965, a new Schneider lift was installed on the North pillar, which is still running today.

In the East and West pillars, Roux-Combaluzier elevators were in service and were replaced in 1899 by Five-Lille hydraulic elevators, which are still in use today.

In 2008, the project of replacing the West pillar elevators and returning to the original machines imagined by Gustave Eiffel in collaboration with the Fives-Lille company was taken up.

Modernization of the original lifts

The project which began in October 2008 was only completed in 2014. The aim was to improve the performance of this historic machinery because of its unique prototype. For the Société d’Exploitation de la Tour Eiffel (SETE), the modernity of the tower needed to go hand-in-hand with respecting its heritage. Reducing the tower's carbon footprint and taking on sustainable developmental practices were also equally important to SETE. To this end, while renovating the original lift, an eco-friendly system was put in place by replacing the fluid, which would allow reducing the quantity of water used in the cooling process.

Eiffel Tower Lifts Today

The Eiffel Tower lifts are an important part of the monument and are one of the most highly used sections of the Tower. There are three elevators on the North, East, and West Pillars dedicated to visitors, and an electric elevator that is dedicated to those visiting the Jules Verne restaurant. The fifth lift, located on the South pillar, is a 4-ton freight elevator that is used by the Eiffel Tower staff. There are also two double-cabin electric elevators located between the second and third floors of the Tower.

Combined, the elevators travel a distance that is equal to 2.5 times around the world, or a little more than 103,000 kilometers. Because of regular use, the lifts are constantly monitored and maintained.

Mechanism of the Eiffel Tower Lift

The passenger cabin is carried by a cab attached to cables. This is kept level by a recovery system powered by hydraulics kept underground that sets two pistons in motion generating level movements for the cab. The cab then carries the cables that in turn pulls the cabin using a system of pulleys.

Until 1986, the hydraulic system was powered by three large accumulators of 200 tonnes each. They ensured that the water pressure was kept under 40-60 bars and that the counterweight mechanism operated smoothly.

This system went through a change in 1986 and high-pressure oil hydraulic motors were put in place to move the pistons. The accumulators continue to be used as a counterweight.

How to Take the Eiffel Elevators?

There are a total of 7 lifts in Eiffel Tower. However, all of them don’t go to the same place. 

3 lifts go from the ground floor to the second floor. These 3 lifts are present at the North, West, and East pillars. These elevators take about 2 to 3 minutes to go from the ground floor to the second floor.

It is possible to go all the way to the top, but you must have purchased tickets with admission to the top of the Eiffel Tower. Two elevators go from the second floor to the top. These elevators take about 5 minutes to get to the top.

There is another private lift that is meant for the guests of the Jules Verne restaurant, located on the first floor. The last lift, located in the South pillar, is used by the Eiffel Tower staff.

When to Take The Eiffel Tower Lifts?

Opening Hours

The Eiffel Tower lifts are open from 9:30 AM to 11:45 PM. The ticket offices close at midnight and the monument closes at 12:45 PM.  

Best Time to Take the Lift

The best time to take the lift is either early in the morning, before 10:30 AM, or at the end of the day after 5:00 PM. Avoid Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays since these are the busiest days. The best days to visit the Eiffel Tower to avoid crowds are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

Where is The Eiffel Tower Elevator Located?

The lifts taking visitors to the second floor can be found on the North, East, and West Pillars of the Eiffel Tower. The pillars are located at the esplanade , which is the ground level of the Eiffel Tower.

Eiffel Tower Elevator vs Stairs | Which to Choose

• The lifts are the most convenient way to reach the top of the Eiffel Tower.
• The ride in the elevators gives you access to some incredible views of the city, with numerous photo opportunities in the glass elevator. 
• However, the wait times for the lifts can be quite long, especially in the peak season.
• The stairs offer great views of the city as well and have nearly no waiting times.
• However, taking the stairs can be quite a challenge and guarantees to leave you sweating and panting as you reach the second floor.

Visitor Tips

• Remember to shoot a video of the elevator ride. The glass doors offer great views which you can capture very well on your phone.
• Plan your visit early in the mornings on weekdays to avoid roads and long waiting times.
• To save time, you can take the stairs down from the second floor to the ground floor. The climb down isn't too hard and only takes about 10 minutes. You will also get a chance to stop at the landings and take some photographs of Paris.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Eiffel Tower Elevators

A. You can access the Eiffel Tower elevator from the North, West, and East Pillars of the tower. 

 A. It will take approximately 10 to 15 minutes to reach the top of the Eiffel Tower from the ground floor, without any crowds. If it's a busy day, it may take up to 2.5 hours in total to reach the top. 

A. Taking the elevator up the Eiffel Tower is the most convenient and hassle-free way to get to the top.

A. You can catch panoramic views of Paris and its urban landscape while going to the top of the Eiffel Tower. 

A. The Eiffel Tower elevator is open from 9:30 AM to 12:45 PM every day, with the last admission at 11:45 PM.

A. The Eiffel Tower elevators are under constant surveillance by technicians and are well-maintained and checked thoroughly every day. As a result, there is almost no chance of getting stuck in the elevator. 

A. The best way to avoid long waiting times at the Eiffel Tower is to book tickets online and visit during non-peak hours of the day and week. 

A. The Eiffel Tower elevator from the ground floor to the second floor can take a maximum of 46 people at a time.

A. Yes, there is a stop at the first and a final stop at the second floor when taking the elevator from the ground floor. On the second floor, visitors will need to take a different elevator to reach the top. 

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Step into an exclusive Eiffel Tower experience with priority access! Let our expert guide lead you to the 2nd level for breathtaking panoramic views. Upgrade for 3rd level Summit access and witness the best view in Paris from the sky. Explore the tower's history and glass floor solo on the 1st floor. With an English-speaking guide, discover the Iron Lady's secrets and major monuments. Secure your spot now for an unforgettable journey!

• Get access to the Eiffel Tower elevators and head directly up with your guide to the 2nd level.
• Upon booking, upgrade your tour to include access to the 3rd level Summit of the Eiffel Tower.
• Enjoy a fully guided tour of the Tower with valuable insight of your English-speaking guide.

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What's included.

• Guided Tour with expert, English-Speaking tour guide
• Eiffel Tower entrance ticket by elevator
• Small groups of 20 people or feweror fewer
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Enjoy Every Side of the Eiffel Tower

What better way to experience the magnificence of this world-famous monument than with a fully guided tour, of course! Meet your expert, English-speaking guide near Pont d'Iéna, with exciting commentary you will be ready for the awe-inspiring experience awaiting you at the Tower.

The original Iron Lady, constructed in the 1880s by engineer Gustave Eiffel and his company. It was to be the entrance to the 1889 World’s Fair, and immediately received heavy criticism from artists and intellectuals across France. They thought she was too brash and not quite beautiful enough. Now, however, the tower is one of the most iconic structures in the world as well as one of the most visited.

Ascend the Tower for Panoramic Views

When you reach the tower, you’ll gain access to the elevators which lead you to the 2nd and 1st floors.

A memorable elevator ride will carry you directly up to the tower’s 2nd level and observation deck. From here, you will take in the city’s most iconic landmarks: the Champs-Élysées, the Notre Dame, and the amazing Arc de Triomphe. Take your time and enjoy every minute of it!

Then, After your guided tour, head down to the first floor of the tower – which still stands 188ft above the city. 

Upgrade your Tour

Upon booking, enjoy the chance to upgrade your tour to include access to the Summit of the Eiffel Tower. Head up in an elevator and experience the most amazing panoramic views that Paris has to offer. The city will sparkle no matter what time of day it is, and you’ll really be able to feel the magic and romance of the wonderful French capital.

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