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You will find thereafter all the necessary information and contacts details in order to organize your visits at the Eiffel Tower.
Starting September 29, 2026
As part of efforts to improve visitor flow management and to ensure the safety and quality of the visitor experience, SETE announces that, effective September 29, 2026, on-site ticket sales—for both the elevators and the stairs—will be prohibited for groups of more than 35 people.
Online reservations will be required.
Multiple groups from the same school or organization are considered a single group for the same time slot.
Proof of the groups’ affiliation will be required at the time of purchase.
For groups of up to 35 people, including chaperones, online booking is recommended.
Schools are encouraged to submit their account registration requests as soon as possible in order to check availability and purchase tickets.
Please allow time for processing before the account is confirmed.
Ticket Prices
(1) Reduced rates apply on presentation of proof of entitlement. Disabled admission applies to visitors holding a nominative disability card and one accompanying person (1 person maximum).
(2) Children under 4 must be in possession of a free ticket. Accompanying adults pay the individual adult rate.
PLEASE NOTE: the top of the tower and the stairways are not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
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Additional services
Good to know
The Eiffel Tower does not have a picnic area. If you are a little hungry, you can eat at the buffets, bars and restaurants at all levels and for all budgets! A reasonable amount of food and drink is allowed (left to the discretion of the reception staff) but please note that glass bottles, metal cans and cutlery (knives, forks, spoons) are not allowed inside the monument.
We recommend you to check our visiting rules to find out what items are prohibited.
Your visits
There are 2 entrances in the gardens to reach the Eiffel Tower’s esplanade: the entrance 1 (South) and the entrance 2 (East), which does give you a chance to explore the recently landscaped gardens. You will pass through the first security checks at these entrances. Tip: to save some time, please prefer the entrance 2 (East) in the gardens, which is often less crowded.
In order to access the elevator, after the security check, please go with your clients and e-tickets to the EAST or WEST pillar. The group will need to have the tickets legibly printed (1 ticket per page) on A4 format, with the complete barcode (not reduced).
Access the « visitors with tickets » entrance, marked with a green flag, at the latest at the time indicated on the ticket to get to the ticket check point. The access to this point is granted in the order of arrival of the whole group in possession of a ticket for the current time slot.
Because of the Eiffel Tower structure, visits need to start by the highest level. On the way down, we recommend you to visit the lower floors, giving you the opportunity to benefit from historical and cultural contents on our Monument. The 1st floor in particular will allow you to discover our glass floor as well as the cultural path and a large souvenir shop.
Learning materials are available for all primary school classes and subjects. These documents provide historical info as well as exercises relating to the Eiffel Tower (the life and work of Gustave Eiffel, the World’s Fair, building the monument, the Tower and the advent of telecommunications, the Tower and art, etc.).
The exercises provided in the learning materials are suitable for the subjects studied in primary school:
French/Maths/History, and Geography
Educational activity books to download or print
The Eiffel Tower invites you to pick up activity books before or during your visit. Two books from the “Minus” series are available at the elevator lobbies and at the bottom of the staircases: they allow young visitors to learn more about the monument while having fun.
- The incredible destiny of Gustave Eiffel - Download here in PDF format
- The secret to the longevity of the Eiffel Tower - Download here in PDF format
Customer services
For further information, please contact our dedicated team by phone or e-mail Monday to Friday from 9:30am to 6:00pm (from 9am in summer)