A worldwide known symbol of France, the Eiffel Tower was built in 1889 for the Universal Exhibition, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution.
Stairs or glass-walled elevators get you to the first and second platforms. From the second floor to the third platform, four balanced elevators go up and down in the area.
On the first floor, discover the Tower's history, technology and know-how on displays. Have a tour of the sites and monuments of Paris, indicated on orientation panels. Enjoy the services offered: snack-bar, restaurant, post office and souvenirs shops. For professional events, the reception room Gustave Eiffel is the most original spot to accommodate seminars, cocktails...
With its 360° view over Paris, the second floor is the perfect floor to make a photographic study of the city or to enjoy gastronomic French cuisine 125 meter high above Paris in the Jules Verne restaurant.
On the third floor, catch a glimpse at Gustave Eiffel’s life through representations of historical scenes with wax figures.