Parijs : Tour met gids door de Eiffeltoren

Awesome to visit the Eiffel Tower. We took the elevator to the second floor. We then walked down the stairs to the first floor. And from there, we walked downstairs all the way to the bottom.

This was delightful. The guide was very warm, charming and engaging, as well as very attentive to some of the older attendees, which was so kind. He met us at the shop and walked us over to the Eifel Tower explaining how it would all work. We gave us some history and took us up together in the elevator. Even once there he gave some more guidance, then we were free to stay as long as we wanted. My partner and I had the privilege of being able to have a glass of champagne at the Brasserie and take in the view. Overall, a wonderful experience.

We met our guide at a site about 10 minutes away from the Eiffel Tower. We walked as a group to the tower. Once we arrived at the site, she provided historical content at different sites on the Tower property. She also let us know the best way to tour the Tower. We purchased tickets to go to the top of the tower. We reallly enjoyed the view and ate at the 2nd floor restaurant. It was a fun tour; we have great pictures. Although we took pictures at the top, the best pictures were taken on the 1st and 2nd floors. It was a great ending to our Paris trip.

Avoid it, the description does not match, arrived on site, tourist trap, never again will I book, day ruined

Short-lived but worth it for the view on top. Our guide gave give us a little information about the area before but after security to enter the Eiffel Tower he did not didn’t wait for us and moved on with the rest of the group! Probably won’t do this particular one again. I have to internationally call the office and explain what happened and they told me to just go up to the town myself.

I have a 2-year-old baby and for a reason beyond our control we arrived around the time for entry to the Eiffel Tower, we understand that the guide could not wait for us.. but how do we explain to a two-year-old child who is vomiting that he has to hurry.. we asked that at least they send us the tickets to enter and they treated us like animals… we asked for our money back and they got even crazier.. I sent them a video of my son vomiting at the base of the tower so they could see that we were not lying and what they did was block my WhatsApp contact.. in the end we paid 75 euros (2 adults and a 2-year-old child) to go up to the top of the tower, 1/3 of what we had paid this agency just to go up to the 2nd floor.. when we went up we met the guide, named Salomé, we told her to give us our tickets and she made a show and a scene in the middle of the tower as if she were acting in a play… screaming in front of everyone like an animal.. Anyway, this was my adventure and here is my experience.. everyone will know who they give their time and money to..

Our guide was knowledgeable and not only got us in quickly, but told us interesting facts and pointed out various landmarks.

It was super nice, Ellen is super acknowledged of the place and gave us a lot of information! Very friendly and helpful

Great way to see an amazing site of Paris! Great tour guide. Getting right in makes such a difference! Worth it all!

Enjoyed learning about the Eiffel Tower and our guide was very nice. The issue we had was the very long lines to get on the elevators. It was a nightmare and we decided to forgo going up to the summit and left after getting to the second floor. The heat coupled with the madness of the lines made for less than an enjoyable experience. Nothing personal against the guide she was very helpful when we decided to ditch the waiting and the heat and helped us to exit as quickly as possible. There are other ways to get a Birds Eye view if the city of Paris and I would recommend doing one of those instead. For the price we paid ($600) for 4 people, I feel like there should be some kind of “fast pass” system for the elevators that would eliminate the extreme wait times. I had read in the description that there would be lines but I had no idea the challenge of getting onto the proper elevator would be that extreme.