Are you planning to visit the Eiffel Tower over spring break? Over the Easter weekend, the Eiffel Tower and its stores are running an original family activity on the first floor. Feel free to stop by on your way back down after visiting the upper floors!
Consult the rules for the 2025 Eiffel Tower Egg Hunt
A number of eggs are hidden in iconic artworks
Entitled “THE EGG’S TRAORDINARY”, this unique egg hunt runs from April 18 to 21, 2025, between 9 a.m. and 11:30 pm (Tower store opening times). Through iconic artworks, it gives pride of place to the lights and colors of spring. Twelve magnificent and emblematic paintings of Paris and the Eiffel Tower are exhibited in different accessible areas of the first floor. Track them down by scouring the first floor and its passageways. We've hidden one or two eggs in each picture!
Keep your eyes peeled and count...
The budding “Sherlock Holmes” in your family will have the task of finding and counting them. You’ll need to find them all... But shhh, we’re keeping the final number secret. After finding all the eggs, we invite you to return to the Esplanade and visit one of the official stores. All that remains is to announce the total number of eggs you’ve found to win a chocolaty prize!
A fun and rewarding way to end your visit to the Eiffel Tower, and an opportunity to (re)discover iconic artworks that paint a universal picture of Paris.
What is there to do on the first floor?
The first floor of the Eiffel Tower is the last level to be visited by our visitors who have opted for an elevator ticket. The tour always starts at the highest level, according to the ticket: from the second floor or the Top The first floor is therefore visited on the way down. Visitors who choose to take the stairs can visit the first floor at either the beginning or end of their visit. This vast level offers breathtaking views of Paris from its passageways, as well as relics of the Tower's heritage and museum areas where you can learn more about the monument's history. It's also the perfect place to take a break by dining at the bistro, Madame Brasserie or on the terrace. You may also decide to enhance your visit with free immersive experiences (by smartphone) or paid experiences (Tour Eiffel Effect in the Ferrié Pavillon). Be sure to stop by!
Illustrative photo (not related to the animation): © SETE / Jérôme Schlichter
