Tour Features

Itinerary

• 1st stop

  Arc de Triomphe and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

  The route opens beneath the Arc de Triomphe, at the center of the twelve avenues that radiate from the Étoile. We look at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the reliefs carved into the pillars, and children trace the shapes of the stone figures while our guide explains who commissioned the monument and why it took thirty years to complete.

• 2nd stop

  Arc de Triomphe Rooftop Terrace

  The rooftop terrace opens across the twelve avenues and gives the first wide view of the day. The climb is optional and available only when the monument's terrace is open, so families can decide on the spot whether to go up or keep the visit to the base. Children use the view to locate the Champs-Élysées and the tower before the walk begins.
• 3rd stop

  Champs-Élysées

  We follow the Champs-Élysées from the Étoile toward the center of the city, with the avenue's shop windows, cafés and steady movement. Our guide points out the buildings that changed the look of the street over two centuries and keeps the pace easy for shorter legs, with a short pause where children spot the details above the awnings and the flags along the avenue.

• 4th stop

  Trocadéro Gardens

  Across the river, the Trocadéro Gardens offer the classic view of the Eiffel Tower from the front. We use the open terrace above the fountains to look at the whole structure, from the four legs to the antenna, and children look for the shapes hidden in the ironwork. The gardens also leave space to move and a quiet corner to rest before the last part of the route.

• 5th stop

  Pont d'Iéna

  We cross the Pont d'Iéna, the bridge built for Napoleon and widened twice for the World's Fairs, with the tower growing closer at every step. From the middle of the bridge the river opens on both sides and the difference between the Left Bank and the Trocadéro becomes clear. The crossing is short and flat, and it works well as the moment when the group prepares for the visit inside the tower.

• 6th stop

  Eiffel Tower Ground Level

  At ground level we walk beneath the four legs and look up at the structure of iron and stone that held the record for height for forty years. Our guide explains how the tower was built, how the lifts travel along the curve of the iron, and why Parisians first called it a monster. For families without the tower tickets, the visit closes here, under the arches, with time for photos and a last game with the children.

• 7th stop

  Eiffel Tower Observation Level

  The ascent to the observation level belongs to the families who choose the ticket option with the climb. From the top the whole city opens in one view, from the Seine and its bridges to the long line of the Champs-Élysées. We look for the landmarks of the day from above and help children connect the map in their hands with the streets below, with the Arc de Triomphe still visible in the distance.

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