easy
3–4 hours
Light walking and stair climbing ability recommended; suitable for most fitness levels.
Skip the crowds and catch Paris from two unforgettable vantage points: the Eiffel Tower’s heights and the tranquil waters of the Seine. Universal Tour Guide pairs a morning tour and river cruise into one seamless adventure.
For all ages! • Duration: 2 hours • Languages: EN • Most popular package!
Experience the magic of Paris with a skip-the-line tour of the Eiffel Tower, where you'll ascend to breathtaking views and learn its fascinating history. Complete your adventure with a scenic Seine River cruise, taking in iconic landmarks like the Louvre and Notre Dame along UNESCO-listed riverbanks. A memorable journey awaits!
Adult - Second Floor: 65€ (25+) Youth - Second Floor: 55€ (12-24) Child - Second Floor: 45€ (Ages 4 - 11) Infant - Second Floor: 0€ (0-3) Admission to all 2 levels with cruise after. Host available in English
Adult - Summit Access: 85€ (25+) Youth - Second Floor: 75€ (12-24) Child - Summit Access: 65€ (Ages 4 - 11) Infant - Summit Floor: 0€ (0-3) Admission to all 3 levels with cruise after. Host available in English
2 hours
Get at the 2nd floor of the Eiffel Tower. You may select summit access to continue your journey. Enjoy the stunning view of Paris and the crowd on the street running like ants. The package includes a cruise to discover the famous monuments as Notre-Dame de Paris or the Eiffel tower by the Seine’s river. Host (staff escort) available in English
Meet your tour guide at the souvenir shop: 33 Avenue de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris, France. Please exchange your voucher at the meeting point. Do not go to the Eiffel Tower to collect your ticket. Your host will be wearing a blue badge with the company name UTG Experience. Please arrive on time as late arrivals are considered a no-show.
Skip-the-Line Eiffel Tower Tour: (2 hours) Meet your guide to start your Paris Super Saver with a stroll through the gardens at Trocadéro. Hear tales of the Eiffel Tower as you walk, and learn about its creation for the International Exposition of 1889, a world fair. Detested by Parisians in its early days, the tower eventually won over the hearts of the locals and it became the city’s most feted icon. Skip past the tower’s long entrance lines with your fast-access ticket, and head straight up to the second floor by elevator while enjoying anecdotes and tales of history about the Paris landmarks below your feet. Walk around the viewing gallery with your guide and soak up sights of Champs de Mars and Montparnasse Tower. If you have purchased summit access you'll continue to the third floor. When you have enjoyed your fill of the Parisian panoramas, travel down the elevator to ground level.
Your next experience has a flexible start time, meaning you can simply walk to the prearranged meeting point — roughly 656 feet (200 meters) from the tower — at a time that suits your schedule. Seine River Cruise: (1 hour) Hop aboard your sightseeing boat at the water’s edge, and relax out on deck or in the lower saloon as you cruise along the famous river. Cutting through the city, the Seine takes in some glamorous sights and its Paris riverbanks have been awarded UNESCO World Heritage status. Listen to entertaining commentary as you cruise and gaze out at sights such as the Louvre, an iconic building that’s home to some of the world’s most celebrated artwork. Have your camera poised to capture photos of Notre Dame— a UNESCO World Heritage site — and marvel at the attention-grabbing façade of La Conciergerie. The former royal palace and prison once housed some of the country’s most important political prisoners such as Marie Antoinette and Napoleon III. After an hour on the water, cruise back to the start point where your tour finishes.
Morning tours avoid the midday crowds and offer calmer river conditions for the cruise.
Capture detailed views of architectural elements both atop the Eiffel Tower and along the river banks.
You’ll be walking, standing, and climbing stairs during the tower visit and boarding the boat.
Paris weather dictates comfort on the open-air sections of the Seine cruise, so dress accordingly.
The Eiffel Tower was completed in 1889 as the entrance arch for the 1889 World’s Fair and initially met with public skepticism but quickly became a Paris icon.
Efforts are in place along the Seine to maintain water quality and protect historic banks, balancing tourism with preservation.
Essential for navigating the tower stairs and boarding the cruise boat safely.
Useful for unpredictable weather during outdoor portions, especially on the river.
spring|fall|winter specific
Capture striking views from the Eiffel Tower and riverside landmarks.
Protect yourself from sun exposure during the open-air cruise and tower observation.
summer specific