Visitor information
All visitors aged 18 and over (aged 12+ from September 30th) must present a EU COVID Certificate for EU citizens, or health pass for non EU citizens. Antigen test are available on the spot.
Visitors with disabilities
The Eiffel Tower has adapted some facilities for disabled visitors.
Ticket Prices
| Adult Rate | Youth Rate (aged 12-24) (1) | Child Rate (aged 4-11) (1)Disabled(2) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ticket for 2nd floor by lift | 16,70€ | 8,40€ | 4,20€ |
| Ticket to the top by lift | 26,10€ | 13,10€ | 6,60€ |
| Ticket for 2nd floor by stairs | 10,50€ | 5,20€ | 2,60€ |
| Ticket to top by stairs & lift | 19,90€ | 9,90€ | 5,00€ |
Year Round
Ticket for 2nd floor by lift
Adult Rate
16,70€
Youth Rate (1) (aged 12-24)
8,40€
Child Rate aged 4-11 / Disabled (1)(2)
4,20€
Year Round
Ticket to the top by lift
Adult Rate
26,10€
Youth Rate (1) (aged 12-24)
13,10€
Child Rate aged 4-11 / Disabled (1)(2)
6,60€
Year Round
Ticket for 2nd floor by stairs
Adult Rate
10,50€
Youth Rate (1) (aged 12-24)
5,20€
Child Rate aged 4-11 / Disabled (1)(2)
2,60€
Year Round
Ticket to top by stairs & lift
Adult Rate
19,90€
Youth Rate (1) (aged 12-24)
9,90€
Child Rate aged 4-11 / Disabled (1)(2)
5,00€
(1) Reduced rates only on presentation of supporting documents.
(2) Disabled rate only on presentation of a valid invalidity card.
Kids aged under 4 go free at the Eiffel Tower, but they must be in possession of a free ticket, available when buying tickets online or at the Tower. Their accompanying persons have to pay the adult or youth 12/24 rate.
Please note
The top of the tower and the stairways are not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
Your visit
The Eiffel Tower has some facilities to facilitate access and visits to people with disabilities.
Visitors with disabilities are welcome to present themselves to the Eiffel Tower staff so that they are served more quickly : guiding them to the Information Point in the West Pillar (payment by credit/debit card) or to the ticket office (payment in cash or by credit/debit card).
The Information Point and other ticket counters are fitted with hearing loops for hearing aid users.
On the first floor, the three pavilions housing the gift shop, cafeteria and the Salon Gustave Eiffel, as well as the walkway, are all accessible to visitors with reduced mobility and the visually impaired. Some signs are translated into braille, and others embossed for use by the visually impaired.
However, the top of the tower is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
Dining
All throughout your visit to the Tower, from the esplanade to the 2nd floor, you can find cafeterias and restaurants selling a range of sweet and savoury snacks.
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The seasonal terraces of the 1st floorThroughout the year, the 1st floor is guided by the seasons and reinvents itself in summer and winter to offer you an unique moment of relaxation. A special experience awaits you 190 feets (58 meters) above Paris, to enjoy around a seasonal dish or simply accompanied by a hot or cold drink.
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The buffetsIf you fancy a quick snack, try the buffets at the 2nd, 1st and on the esplanade, each offer an incredible view over Paris and on the structure of the Eiffel Tower ! In a comfortable space for the entire family, enjoy a savory or sweet snack at any time during your visits.
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Take-awayFor a quick snack, discover the take-away catering options on the esplanade. Before or after your ascent, enjoy a large choice of meals and snacks with cold or hot drinks for the whole family, to taste while enjoying your visit!
Information about the restaurants and dining:
to 08 25 56 66 62
when calling from France,
to +33 1 45 55 20 04
when calling from abroad.