Can I bring food or drinks on the Eiffel Tower?

Outside drinks and food are generally not permitted on the tower, but you can purchase refreshments like champagne at designated spots.

Is this tour suitable for children?

Yes, the tour is family-friendly with minimal physical demands and engaging stories suitable for all ages.

Are there elevator options for those with mobility issues?

Yes, elevators provide access up to the second floor, and staff assist guests with reduced mobility.

How much free time is included after the guided portion?

After the 90-minute guided segment, guests have free time to stay as long as they like to enjoy the views and take photos.

What landmarks can I see from the Eiffel Tower?

From the tower, you can see the Arc de Triomphe, Sacré-Cœur, Louvre, Les Invalides, and the Seine River, among others.

Is the champagne included in the ticket price?

Champagne is typically available for purchase during the free time portion but is not included in the base ticket.

Eiffel Tower Tour with Universal Tour Guide in Paris

Standing at the heart of Paris, the Eiffel Tower has long dominated the skyline with its iron lattice structure soaring 324 meters above the city streets. Universal Tour Guide’s 90-minute Eiffel Tower Tour offers more than a simple visit; it’s an invitation to see this landmark through the eyes of those who live and breathe Parisian history. The journey begins at the foot of the tower near 33 Avenue de la Bourdonnais, where your local guide introduces the iconic monument’s bold engineering origins—built between 1889 and 1891 for the International Exposition.

Ascending by elevator, you arrive on the second floor, where panoramic views unfold across the Seine and beyond. Your guide points out historic Eiffel Tower neighbors: the Arc de Triomphe standing proud on the Champs-Élysées, the gilded dome of Les Invalides, and the hilltop spires of Sacré-Cœur in Montmartre. The narrative weaves technical facts about Gustave Eiffel’s design with intriguing anecdotes that bring the iron structure to life.

For those choosing the summit experience, a second elevator ride lifts you higher still—breathing in sweeping vistas of Paris rooftops and green spaces below. After the guided portion, guests have free time to photograph the skyline, visit the glass floor on the first floor observation deck, or toast the moment with a glass of champagne. This blend of education, breathtaking views, and leisurely exploration makes Universal Tour Guide’s Eiffel Tower Tour a standout among Parisian experiences.

Offering a seamless way to uncover the Eiffel Tower’s stories, the tour fits naturally into any outdoor-focused itinerary in Paris. It’s a unique way to gain perspective on one of the world’s most celebrated urban landmarks, appreciating both its architectural grit and cultural significance. Whether you’re a first-timer or returning visitor, this guided ascent sets a new standard for what a landmark tour should be.

About Universal Tour Guide

Universal Tour Guide is a London-based tour operator offering private, family and small-group guided experiences across Europe. Based in London, England, the business presents a range of tours including museum journeys, historic walking tours, haunted cemetery walks, iconic monument visits and river cruises.

Featured experiences include London highlights such as the British Museum family tour, Natural History Museum family tour, Changing of the Guard private and family experiences, Best of London half-day and Jack the Ripper haunted walks. Paris offerings include Eiffel Tower morning tours with skip-the-line access, Seine River cruises, Montmartre walking tours with food and drink, Père Lachaise haunted cemetery visits and full-day highlights combining the Louvre and other top sites. Other destinations on the roster are Strasbourg walking tours, Mont Saint Michel guided walks, Giverny visits to Monet’s house and gardens, Lourdes sanctuary tours, Colmar architecture tours and Barcelona Gothic Quarter and Sagrada Família walks.

Tours are presented as guided experiences with local and children’s guides where specified, and many listings pair skip-the-line or cruise elements when noted. Universal Tour Guide’s catalog includes both family-focused itineraries and specialist themed walks, such as historical and haunted tours, enabling visitors to choose based on interest. The business operates from London and markets multi-city itineraries across France, the UK and Spain, providing clearly described tour options and practical details in each listing. Booking information, availability and specific meeting points are provided on each tour listing to help travelers plan with clarity. Descriptions note private and group options where applicable, always.