Eiffel Tower
The tower built for the 1889 Exposition Universelle in Paris; visitors go up to the second floor by stairs or lift, or on to the top by lift. from its own pages ↗
Our check
What we established Eiffel Tower: the official site is toureiffel.paris. Its tickets are sold on that same site. Its Wikidata entry, Q243, names the same official site. Our editor reviewed it and signed it off before it was listed, on .
What our tests checked We last tried the ticket link on ; the site refused our automatic checker, so that try proves nothing either way. A person last opened its pages in a browser on . We last read toureiffel.paris for this page on .
Second floor Ticket with access elevator Adult Rate · Youth rate (aged 12–24) · Child Rate(1) (aged 4-11) · Disabled Rate (1) · Child under 4 Rate (under 4) (2) · 23,50€ · 11,80€ · 6,00€ · 6,00€ · 0,00€
Practical
Eiffel Tower: address
Champ de Mars, 5 Av. Anatole France 75007 ParisOpen in Google Maps →✓ toureiffel.paris/en/planning-smooth-visit · 2026-10-06Eiffel Tower: opening hours
Click on a date to view details of the opening hours on the selected day (if a date cannot be clicked on, the opening hours have not yet been communicated).Open the official calendar →✓ toureiffel.paris/en/rates-opening-times · 2026-10-06Eiffel Tower: closing days
The Eiffel Tower welcomes visitors every day, including in the evening.✓ toureiffel.paris/en/explore · 2026-10-06Eiffel Tower: what should I know before visiting?
The Eiffel Tower offers a range of ticket options, to the top (by elevator only, or by elevator then stairs) or to the second floor (by elevator or by stairs). All tickets include access to the lower levels.✓ toureiffel.paris/en/explore · 2026-10-06Eiffel Tower: how to get there
The Eiffel Tower is accessible via a number of metro and RER lines. The following stations serve the Eiffel Tower: Trocadéro Station (metro line 9) – 22 mins on foot Bir-Hakeim Station (metro line 6) – 11 mins on foot École Militaire Station (metro line 8) – 16 mins on foot Champ de Mars – Tour Eiffel (RER C) – 5 mins on foot✓ toureiffel.paris/en/planning-smooth-visit · 2026-10-06Eiffel Tower: parking
If you want to drive to the area near the Eiffel Tower, we recommend parking in a public parking lot. You have several options for paid parking lots, including the Quai Branly – Tour Eiffel parking lot located just over 5 minutes by foot from Entrance 2 (Allée Jean Paulhan).✓ toureiffel.paris/en/access-map · 2026-10-06Eiffel Tower: is it wheelchair accessible?
The top and stairs are not accessible to people with reduced mobility or crutches, exclusively for security reasons, specifically in the event of an evacuation. We invite our clients for whom this is the case to opt for elevator-access tickets to the second floor. The lower level of the second floor and the first floor are fully accessible to wheelchair users.✓ toureiffel.paris/en/planning-smooth-visit · 2026-10-06Eiffel Tower: are dogs allowed?
Animals are not admitted to the monument, with the exception of those required by registered disabled visitors . All other animals will not be accepted.✓ toureiffel.paris/en/faq/getting-tower/can-i-come-pet · 2026-10-06The tenth Exposition Universelle was organised in Paris in 1889, from the 15th May to the 6th November, and it was for this occasion that the Eiffel Tower was built.