Eiffel Tower 2nd Floor with Optional Seine River Cruise

The Eiffel Tower tour not only gives you access to the famous Paris landmark, but also allows you to soar 115 meters (377 ft) high and enjoy magnificent 360-degree open-air views of Paris and beyond. You will reach the second floor by elevator passing through the security point.

With this Eiffel Tickets For 2nd Floor Entry And Illuminations Seine Cruise, you will admire a stunning view on the City of Lights. You can spend time as much as you want to contemplate all the monuments of the French capital, Paris: Spot the golden dome of the Invalides where Napoleon 1st rests, the huge Arc de Triomphe at one end of the Champs Elysées and the Place de la Concorde at the other end, the tiny towers of the cathedral Notre Dame, the huge glass ceiling of the Great Palace, the shiny white facade of the Sacré Cœur... Then you can walk around the floor to see other known parts of the city such as La Défense, the business center of Paris on the West or the Military School on the east.

Your Eiffel Tower ticket will also grant you access to the first floor of the Eiffel Tower on your way down. You will find the glass platform on the first floor where you can walk and watch the people waiting in the lines on the ground from the highest 57 meters (about 187 feet). In addition to that free ice skating in the winter and a terrace bar set up in the summer where you can sip a glass of fresh drink.

When you finished the Tower visit, you will voyage on the Seine River in Paris on this illumination boat tour, pass through the most famous buildings in Paris and admire beautiful bridges on the River Seine. You will see Eiffel Tower, Les Invalides, National Assembly, Orsay Museum, Institute of France, the City of Fashion and Design, City Hall (Hotel de Ville), Notre Dame de Paris, Conciergerie, the Louvre Museum, Place de la Concorde, Great Palace, the Palais de Chaillot and Statue of Liberty.

The highlight of the trip will undoubtedly be the sight of the landmarks in Paris by night lights. These buildings have been located around the Seine River for years and they are waiting to show their spectacular exhibits.