Private Tour, Luxury Eiffel Tower Lunch, Seine Cruise & Louvre

Ascend the Eiffel tower using the elevator with our experienced tour guide. Broaden your knowledge of the city and of Paris. Upon reaching the second floor and summit, reward yourself with breathtaking views of the beautiful monuments of Paris.

Our accredited guide will show the champs de mars and the popular French Military School

You'll see the golden dome shaped top of the invalides, which served as the military hospitals and tomb of Napoleon I

You'll see the famous Notre Dame from the top of the Eiffel. An iconic cathedral built over 200 years, and has survived several catastrophies including the recent inferno in 2019. It welcomes 12 million visitors annually

Sight the famous Sacred Heart Cathedral of Montmatre where the first bishop of Paris was behead. The Montmartre is the highest point in Paris.

See the iconic arc de triomphe that is at the centre of the 12 major avenues of Paris and the tomb of the unknown French soldier following the armstice of 1918.

La Défense district is known to be one of the largest business district in Europe, thanks to its 30 million square feet of offices spread across 71 towers.

Lunch at Madame Brasserie on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower.

Leaving the Eiffel tower behind, hop aboard your Seine River Cruise for the short journey over the waves to the iconic Eiffel Tower. On this one-hour tour, you'll see the best of French monuments such as the Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, La conciergerie, Hotel de vIlle, the American Church of Paris, Musee d'orsay, etc. As you cruise down the Seine river in a comfortable cruise boat sipping champagne or any other drink and snacks of your choice, you get to enjoy Paris from another view.

The famous bridge that links the section of the Louvre Palace/Museum where King Louis XIV had the Grand Carousel.

The famous bridge of love locks that links to the section of the Louvre Palace/Museum called Palais des arts.

A former train station now famous Museum for impressionist and post impressionist paintings between 1850s and 1920s, including the works of Vincent van Gogh.

The famous Louvre pyramid, originally hated by Parisians for its huge contrast and Egyptian semblance, but now an iconic symbol of the Louvre Museum.

We will explore the surroundings of the Louvre Museum, delving into its rich history and architectural highlights. Afterward, you’ll have the opportunity to venture inside the museum at your own pace and immerse yourself in its world-renowned masterpieces.

We will talk briefly about the Tuileries Garden created by Catherine de Médicis, Queen of France and wife of Henri II

The smallest of the 3 arcs on the historical axis of Paris, built in remembrance of victories in the Napoleonic wars. Learn even more about Paris, it's history and France, on this quick 45 minutes tour.