An intimate evening ascent to the Eiffel Tower for up to six guests, combining expert storytelling, timed lift access, and a summit toast. Arrive at the meeting point early and be prepared for security waits and variable summit access.
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You step out of the evening light onto the pavement by the Pullman Hotel and the iron giant stands above the Seine, its latticework already catching the first of the city’s lamps. A small group of six moves together, guided through the plaza and past security, the guide folding Parisian history into the climb as the city below shifts from day to night.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
60–90 minutes
Fitness Level
Minimal physical fitness required; must be able to stand and walk short distances and use lifts.
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History
Built for the 1889 Exposition Universelle, the Eiffel Tower was an engineering showcase designed by Gustave Eiffel and originally met with mixed public opinion before becoming an icon.
Conservation
The tower is actively managed for visitor safety and preservation; follow staff guidance on restricted areas and avoid leaving waste—heavy foot traffic is monitored to protect the structure and surrounding grounds.
Reserve your spot on the Soirée at the Eiffel Tower: Small-Group Guided Experience today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive Early at the Meeting Point
Be at the Pullman Hotel corner 15 minutes before start time to meet the guide holding a “VOYAGE” sign; late arrivals cannot be admitted.
Bring ID for Ticket Exchange
You’ll receive your tower tickets from the guide at check-in, so have ID and your voucher ready to speed through verification.
Dress for Wind and Photos
Evenings at the summit can be windy and cooler—bring a light jacket and wear smart-casual clothes for better photos.
Plan for Security Waits
Although access is timed, mandatory security and elevator queues may add 30–90 minutes—factor this into your evening plans.
Valid ID & Booking Voucher
Needed for ticket exchange and security checks.
Light Jacket or Windbreaker
Summit conditions are cooler and windier than ground level.
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Comfortable Walking Shoes
Short walking and standing periods suit flat, closed-toe shoes.
Compact Camera or Smartphone
For low-light skyline photos from the second floor and summit.