Paris: Lunch at Madame Brasserie with Eiffel Tower Ticket and Seine Cruise
Highlights
- First, Second or summit floor Eiffel Tower entrance
- Savor lunch at the Madame Brasserie, accompanied by magnificent views of Paris
- Host assistance until the second floor at the Eiffel Tower
- Sail along the River Seine on a 1 hour sightseeing boat tour and admire iconic landmarks
- Hear about the famous sights of Paris from an audio guide or app in 14 languages within the cruise boat
Experience panaromic view of Paris city from the Eiffel Tower. Enjoy the special combination of lunch menu at Madame Brasserie on the 1st floor and then complete your journey with 1-hour Seine River Cruise tour.
Immediately after booking, download your voucher to your smartphone and present it to your host at the designated meeting spot. Here, you'll receive your Eiffel Tower tickets from your host, as detailed in the voucher. A welcoming host will be on hand to provide your tickets and offer general information while accompanying you towards the Eiffel Tower. They will ensure you smoothly navigate through security checks and lead you to the correct entrance. Your host will be available to answer any questions before you proceed to independently explore the Eiffel Tower, starting from the second floor.
Meet with a hostess from Madame Brasserie who will lead you to your table in front of the restaurants information desk. Then take your seat on the restaurant in the Eiffel Tower. In a few minutes, your order could be taken and your lunch could be served. Enjoy your lunch at Madame Brasserie with amazing view of the Eiffel Tower.
When your Tower visit is finished, you can take a sightseeing cruise on the Seine River in Paris. Be amazed at the views and cruise under the famous Pont Neuf and Pont Marie as you learn about their history with your audio guide. Enjoy this boat tour on the Seine at any time during your stay in Paris.
Witness the beauty of the Unesco-listed riverbanks and Parisian landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Les Invalides, the Louvre Museum, the Orsay Museum, Notre-Dame de Paris, and several monumental bridges. You can listen to interesting audio commentaries given on board in a wide selection of languages.