Paris Illuminations Night Bus Tour and Eiffel Tower Reserved Access

Place de Sydney, 75015 Paris, France

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What You'll Experience

Experience Paris after dark on a panoramic night tour aboard an open-top sightseeing bus.

See major landmarks such as the Notre Dame and Eiffel Tower adorned with light displays.

Enjoy reserved elevator access to the Eiffel Tower for panoramic city views.

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About Paris Illuminations Night Bus Tour and Eiffel Tower Reserved Access

Discover Paris by night on an open-top panoramic bus tour that takes you through the City of Light's most famous districts and landmarks. See the Notre Dame Cathedral, Moulin Rouge, and Eiffel Tower lit up as you listen to insightful audio commentary on the city's history and architecture. Conclude your tour at the Eiffel Tower, where you can enjoy panoramic views and take memorable photos of the capital.

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Child policy:

Children under 3 years are free of charge but will not be entitled to a seat.

Good to know:

Please note that from June to August, part of the tour will take place during the day.

Onsite staff will provide a QR code to download the audio guide app.

Reserved access is subject to the Eiffel Tower’s procedures. Security checks or large crowds may cause delays in entry.

During high season, the wait to access the second floor can be up to 25 minutes. However, your wait to enter the Eiffel Tower will still be shorter than for those purchasing regular tickets.

Summit ticket holders will need to wait in line on the second floor for the elevator to the top.

Individuals with reduced mobility, in wheelchairs or on crutches, or who find standing difficult, can visit the Eiffel Tower up to the second floor via the elevators. However, summit access is not available for safety reasons.

The ascent to the summit may not be suitable for visitors with mental disabilities, cognitive disorders, or vertigo. If you have discomfort with heights, it is recommended to opt for the second floor option only.

Luggage and oversized bags are not allowed.