Within Walking Distance

Champ de Mars – sprawling park lawns directly at the tower’s base, perfect for picnics (0–2 min walk).
Trocadéro Gardens & Square – just across the Seine, offering the most iconic Eiffel Tower views (850 m / 10 min walk).
Seine River Cruise (Port de la Bourdonnais) – major boarding point for Bateaux Parisiens and other cruise operators (350 m / 5 min walk).
Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac – distinctive tribal art & indigenous collections (500 m / 6–7 min walk).
Rue Cler Market Street – lively food street for cafés, cheese shops, and Parisian bakeries (750 m / 9–10 min walk).
Carette Trocadéro (café) – pastries and Eiffel Tower views (900 m / 10 min walk).

Les Invalides & Napoleon’s Tomb – golden domed French military history museum, and Napoleon’s resting place. (1.2 km / 15 min walk).
Musée Rodin – romantic gardens and sculptures including The Thinker. (1.6 km / 20 min walk).
Pont Alexandre III – ornate Beaux-Arts bridge, one of the prettiest in Paris. (1.5 km / 18 min walk).
Palais de Tokyo – contemporary art hub with striking architecture and river views. (1.2 km / 15 min walk).
Palais Galliera (Fashion Museum) – rotating exhibitions on French haute couture, perfect for fashion lovers. (1.4 km / 17 min walk).
Champs-Élysées & Arc de Triomphe – aris’s grand boulevard for shopping, cafés, and its iconic arch. (2 km / 25 min walk or 1 metro stop).
Rue Saint-Dominique – boutique-lined street with local dining and classic Parisian buildings. (1.1 km / 14 min walk).

Musée d’Orsay – impressionist masterpieces in a converted Beaux-Arts train station (2.3 km / 28 min walk, or 12 min by RER C).
Louvre Museum – the world’s most largest art museum, easily paired with the Eiffel Tower on a one-day Paris itinerary (3.2 km / 35–40 min walk, or 15 min by metro).
Luxembourg Gardens – one of Paris’s most elegant public parks (3.5 km / 35 min by metro).
Notre-Dame Cathedral & Île de la Cité – Gothic masterpiece and Seine island walks (4 km / 35–40 min by metro).
Latin Quarter & Panthéon – historic student district with lively cafés and medieval streets (4 km / 40 min by metro).
Montmartre & Sacré-Cœur – hilltop basilica and bohemian artists’ quarter (6 km / 40–45 min by metro).

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Landmarks near the Eiffel Tower

Hotel Les Invalides with its golden dome in Paris, France.

1. Les Invalides & Napoleon’s Tomb

Golden-domed military complex housing France’s Army Museum and Napoleon’s tomb.

Distance: 1.2 km / 15 min walk
Cost: €12–15
Tips: Visit early or late; the dome sparkles beautifully at sunset.

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Pont Alexandre III illuminated at night with Paris skyline.

2. Pont Alexandre III

A stunning Beaux-Arts bridge with gilded statues and sweeping Seine views, one of the city’s most photographed spots.

Distance: 1.5 km / 18 min walk
Cost: Free
Tips: Go just after sunset to see sparkling streetlamps turned on.

Arc de Triomphe

Paris’s triumphal arch honoring French soldiers, with a rooftop terrace offering sweeping city views.

Distance: 2 km / 25 min walk or 1 metro stop
Cost: €13 (free for under 18)
Tips: Head here at sunset for magical views of Paris

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Seine River cruise boats with Eiffel Tower and Pont Alexandre III in Paris.

Seine Cruises

Sail from the Eiffel Tower on a cruise along the Seine and see Paris’ major landmarks along with lunch, dinner, or live music.

Distance: Boarding near the Eiffel Tower
Cost: From €15
Tips: Book sunset slots for the best views

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Museums to visit near the Eiffel Tower

Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac

Fascinating museum showcasing indigenous art from Africa, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas.

Distance: 500 m / 6 min walk
Cost: €12
Tips: Visit the glass-roofed terrace restaurant for views of the Eiffel Tower.

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Musée Rodin

Peaceful museum and gardens devoted to the works of Auguste Rodin, including The Thinker.

Distance: 1.6 km / 20 min walk
Cost: €13
Tips: The gardens alone are worth the visit.

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Palais de Tokyo

Europe’s largest contemporary art center, known for bold, experimental exhibits.

Distance: 1.2 km / 15 min walk
Cost: €10–12
Tips: Open late into the night, making it a great after-dinner stop.

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Musée d’Orsay

Housed in a former railway station, this museum showcases Impressionist masterpieces by Monet, Van Gogh, Degas, and more.

Distance: 2.3 km / 28 min walk or 12 min by RER C
Cost: €16
Tips: Closed Mondays; go early or late afternoon to avoid crowds.

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Petit Palais – Museum of Fine Arts of the City of Paris

Free museum covering fine arts from antiquity to modern times.

Distance: 2 km / 20 min walk
Cost: Free permanent collection, €10–15 temporary exhibits
Tips: Don’t miss the courtyard garden café.

Grand Palais

Iconic glass-domed exhibition hall for blockbuster art & cultural events (under renovation until 2025).

Distance: 1.8 km / 20 min walk
Cost: €10–20 depending on exhibit
Tips: Check for events at Grand Palais Éphémère nearby.

Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris

Major collection of 20th-century works, including Picasso, Braque, and Delaunay.

Distance: 1.3 km / 15 min walk
Cost: Free permanent collection, €10–12 temporary exhibits
Tips: Conveniently next to Palais de Tokyo.

Palais Galliera (Fashion Museum)

Dedicated to French haute couture and fashion history with rotating exhibitions.

Distance: 1.4 km / 17 min walk
Cost: €10–12
Tips: Check exhibitions in advance, as it isn’t always open.

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Musée de l’Armée at Invalides

Military museum with extensive arms, armor, and history exhibits.

Distance: 1.2 km / 15 min walk
Cost: €14
Tips: Don’t miss seeing Napoleon’s tomb

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Paris Sewer Museum (Musée des Égouts de Paris)

Explore Paris’s historic sewer system in a truly unique setting.

Distance: 1.2 km / 15 min walk
Cost: €9 adults, €4.50 reduced
Tips: Wear comfortable shoes as there’s a lot of walking.

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Parks, public squares, streets, and more

Champ de Mars

Expansive green park beneath the tower, perfect for picnics, strolls, and spring blossoms.

Distance: At Eiffel Tower / 2 min walk
Cost: Free
Tips: Arrive before sunset for the best picnic spots.

Trocadéro Gardens

Wide terraces, fountains, and manicured lawns. The garden’s Palais de Chaillot has the best Eiffel Tower photo vantage point.

Distance: 850m / 10 min walk
Cost: Free
Tips: Arrive before dusk for light-show photos.

Pont de Bir-Hakeim

Double-decked bridge famous from Inception, offering cinematic Eiffel Tower views.

Distance: 1 km / 12 min walk
Cost: Free
Tips: Best at golden hour; a tripod is fine outdoors.

Avenue de Camoëns

A cobblestone street that has a view of the Eiffel Tower framed by classic Parisian buildings.

Distance: 1 km / 12 min walk
Cost: Free
Tips: Less crowded views of the Eiffel Tower, great for Instagram pictures.

Rue Cler

Charming pedestrian street lined with cafés, bakeries, and markets, ideal for a Parisian food stroll.

Distance: 750 m / 9 min walk
Cost: Free to browse; meals from €10
Tips: Visit in the mornings for a lively atmosphere.

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Where to eat & drink near the Eiffel Tower

Le Jules Verne (Eiffel Tower)

Michelin-starred dining with panoramic Paris views, located on the tower’s 2nd floor.

Distance: At the tower
Cost: €200+
Tip: You’ll need to book weeks ahead of time and remember to dress smart.

Les Ombres

Rooftop restaurant atop the Quai Branly museum with views of the Eiffel Tower.

Distance: 500 m / 6 min walk
Cost: €70+
Tip: Sunset dinner is unforgettable.

Café de l’Homme

Stylish Trocadéro restaurant with Eiffel Tower terrace views.

Distance: 900 m / 10 min walk
Cost: €80+ meals
Tip: Alternative to Les Ombres if it's fully booked.

Rue Cler Bistros

Bustling market street with cafés and family-run eateries. Try Le Petit Cler for its daily specials.

Distance: 750 m / 9 min walk
Cost: €12–30
Tip: Excellent for casual dining with good vegetarian choices.

Café Constant

Cozy bistro by Chef Christian Constant, serving hearty French classics in a relaxed setting.

Distance: 650 m / 8 min walk
Cost: €20–40 for mains
Tip: Popular and doesn’t take reservations, so arrive early for lunch or dinner.

Crêperie Framboise (near Trocadéro)

Affordable sweet & savory crêpes with organic ingredients.

Distance: 1 km / 12 min walk
Cost: €6–12 per crêpe
Tip: Great for families, a must-try is the Nutella crêpe.

Carette Trocadéro

Famous patisserie with outdoor seating and Eiffel Tower views.

Distance: 900m / 10 min walk
Cost: Pastries €6–10
Tip: Great for breakfast or afternoon tea.

Kozy Paris 7

Trendy all-day brunch and coffee spot with great vegetarian and gluten-free options.

Distance: 750 m / 9 min walk
Cost: Brunch €20–25
Tip: Arrive early on weekends, as it gets very busy.

Boulangerie Poilâne (Rue de Grenelle)

Famous Parisian bakery serving fresh sourdough, croissants, and apple tarts.

Distance: 900 m / 11 min walk
Cost: €3–8 per item
Tip: Grab takeaway for a picnic at Champ de Mars.

Maison Pichard (7th Arr.)

Award-winning boulangerie with excellent croissants and baguette sandwiches.

Distance: 1.3 km / 15 min walk
Cost: €3–7
Tip: Local favorite for breakfast on the go.

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Free & cheap things to do around the Eiffel Tower

Eiffel Tower Light Show

Sparkling lights dance across the tower every hour after dark.

Distance: View from Trocadéro (850 m / 10 min walk)
Cost: Free
Tip: The best vantage points are at Trocadéro & Bir-Hakeim Bridge.

Champ de Mars Picnic

Mix-and-match pastries, wine, cheese, and fruit from Rue Cler Market for a picnic beneath the Eiffel Tower

Distance: At the Eiffel Tower
Cost: Food from €5
Tip: Bring a blanket to sit on; evenings are the busiest.

Walk along the Seine

Romantic promenade along the Seine with street performers, cafés, and bridges galore.

Distance: 300 m / 5 min walk
Cost: Free (Tip welcomed)
Tip: Afternoon and evening strolls will see more performers.

Maison de Balzac

Former residence of novelist Honoré de Balzac, filled with manuscripts and artifacts.

Distance: 1.2 km / 15 min walk
Cost: Free permanent collection, €6 temporary
Tip: Hidden gem located near Trocadéro.

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Activities for family & kids

Champ de Mars Playground

Swings, slides, and rides right under the Eiffel Tower.

Distance: At the Eiffel Tower
Cost: Free
Tip: Shaded in the afternoons, perfect for a stroller-friendly break.

Trocadéro Carousel

Vintage merry-go-round with Eiffel Tower as the backdrop.

Distance: 900 m / 10 min walk
Cost: €2–3 per ride
Tip: Ideal for little ones, especially in the evening with the Eiffel Tower lit up.

Aquarium de Paris (Trocadéro)

Family-friendly aquarium with sharks, touch pools, and kids’ shows.

Distance: 1.5 km / 20 min walk
Cost: €20 adults, €13 kids
Tip: Great rainy-day option, but book in advance for discounts.

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Seine Batobus (Hop-on Hop-off Boat)

A fun river “shuttle” connecting key Paris landmarks.

Distance: Board at the Eiffel Tower stop
Cost: €17 day pass
Tip: Kids will love the boat ride, and you can bring snacks on board.

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Nightlife & evening activities

Eiffel Tower Light Show

The tower sparkles every hour on the hour after dusk.

Distance: Visible from Trocadéro (850 m / 10 min walk)
Cost: Free
Tip: The best vers are from Trocadéro steps or Pont de Bir-Hakeim.

Seine River Dinner Cruise

Romantic evening along the Seine with gourmet meals.

Distance: 350 m / 5 min walk to docks
Cost: €60–100
Tip: Book sunset slots for golden lighting.

Wine Bars around Rue Cler

This lively food street has lots of cozy spots serving French wines and cheeses.

Distance: 700 m–1 km / 10–12 min walk
Cost: €5–8 per glass
Tip: Walk-ins are usually fine, but you might have to wait on weekends

Théâtre de la Tour Eiffel

Intimate venue just minutes away, hosting plays, concerts, and stand-up comedy.

Distance: 650 m / 8 min walk
Cost: €25–€50
Tip: The theatre has mostly French-language performances; check online to know what’s on.

Crazy Horse Cabaret

One of Paris’s most famous cabarets, famed for avant-garde burlesque and light artistry.

Distance: 1.8 km / 20 min walk
Cost: €85–€150
Tip: Dress smart and reserve well ahead for prime seating.

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Lido 2 Paris (Champs-Élysées)

Reimagined cabaret-meets-musical-theatre on the Champs-Élysées, blending dance, music, and lavish sets.

Distance: 2 km / 25 min walk
Cost: €70–€120
Tip: Ideal if you want a more theatrical cabaret experience.

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Shopping near the Eiffel Tower

Rue Cler Market Street

A local favorite with bakeries, cheese shops, and florists.

Distance: 750 m / 9 min walk
Cost: Free to browse, meals from €10+
Tip: Try to go in the mornings; Saturdays are busiest.

Open-Air Bouquinistes (Seine River)

Historic bookstalls lining the Seine, selling vintage books, postcards, and art prints.

Distance: ~1 km / 12–15 min walk toward Pont de l’Alma
Cost: Free to browse; art prints from €2–5
Tip: Best in the afternoons; a charming spot for unique Parisian souvenirs.

Rue Saint-Dominique

Trendy street with fashion boutiques and foodie stops.

Distance: 1 km / 12 min walk
Cost: Window-shopping free
Tip: More local, less touristy than the Champs-Élysées.

Champs-Élysées

Paris’s most famous shopping boulevard with luxury boutiques and flagships.

Distance: 2 km / 25 min walk
Cost: Free to browse
Tip: Visit evenings when the avenue is beautifully lit.

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Seasonal events

Champ de Mars Blossoms

Cherry blossoms frame the Eiffel Tower in spring.

Distance: At the Eiffel Tower
Cost: Free
Tip: Bloomsthe around mid-April; come early in the morning for photos.

Fête de la Musique (June 21)

Free live music across Paris, often with riverside stages near the Eiffel Tower.

Distance: Various spots nearby
Cost: Free
Tip: There are often stages near Trocadéro and along the Seine.

Bastille Day Fireworks (July 14)

Spectacular display launched from the Eiffel Tower and Champ de Mars.

Distance: At the Eiffel Tower
Cost: Free
Tip: Arrive early afternoon to claim a picnic spot.

Paris Plages (Summer “Beaches”)

The Seine’s banks transform into sandy beaches and deckchairs.

Distance: 2 km / 20 min by metro
Cost: Free
Tip: Runs from July–August only.

Christmas Market at Champ de Mars

Festive stalls, mulled wine, and an ice rink beneath the tower.

Distance: At Eiffel Tower
Cost: Free entry, food/drinks €5–15
Tip: Visit at dusk for magical lights.

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How to plan your day near the Eiffel Tower

Path: Eiffel Tower → Trocadéro Gardens → Café stop → quick Seine stroll

Steps & Timing:

Start with a quick walk through Champ de Mars (15 min).
Head to Trocadéro Gardens for the classic Eiffel Tower view (20 min).
Grab a coffee/pastry at Carette Trocadéro (25 min).
Stroll back along the Seine Riverside toward the Eiffel Tower (30 min).

Alternative: If Trocadéro is crowded, head to Pont de Bir-Hakeim for equally stunning views.

Path: Eiffel Tower → Seine Riverside Walk → Musée d’Orsay → Return via Pont Alexandre III.

Steps & Timing:

Start at the Eiffel Tower – Take in views from Champ de Mars or the 2nd-floor observation deck (60–90 min).
Seine Riverside walk – Stroll east along the river, passing Pont de l’Alma and Pont Alexandre III, perfect for photos (20 min).
Arrive at Musée d’Orsay – Explore Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces (90–120 min).
Return walk via Pont Alexandre III – Cross back for golden-hour Eiffel Tower views (20 min).

Alternatives: If Musée d’Orsay is closed (Mondays), substitute with Musée Rodin (20 min walk from the tower, smaller, more relaxed).

Path: Trocadéro → Eiffel Tower light show → Dinner at Les Ombres → Seine stroll.

Steps & Timing:

Head to Trocadéro for sunset Eiffel Tower views (30 min).
Dinner with views at Les Ombres rooftop (90 min).
End with a romantic Seine riverside walk or Pont Alexandre III (30 min).
Catch the Eiffel Tower sparkle on the hour.

Alternative: If Les Ombres is full, try Café de l’Homme at Trocadéro for dinner with a view.

Path: Eiffel Tower → Les Invalides → Musée Rodin → Rue Cler lunch → Trocadéro → Seine Evening Cruise

Steps & Timing:

Morning at the Eiffel Tower – Visit the 2nd floor or summit (1.5–2 hrs).
Walk to Les Invalides – Explore Napoleon’s Tomb and the Army Museum (1.5 hrs).
Stroll to Musée Rodin – Sculpture gardens and masterpieces (1–1.5 hrs).
Lunch on Rue Cler – Casual Parisian bistro break (1 hr).
Head to Trocadéro Gardens for golden-hour photos (30–40 min).
End the day with a Seine Dinner Cruise from Port de la Bourdonnais (2 hrs).

Alternative: If Musée Rodin is closed, swap for Musée du Quai Branly (tribal art, 10 min walk from tower).

Path: Champ de Mars Playground → Aquarium de Paris → Ice cream stop → Carousel ride.

Steps & Timing:

Playtime at the Champ de Mars Playground (30–40 min).
Walk to Aquarium de Paris (Cinéaqua) for sharks & touch pools (1.5 hrs).
Treat the kids to Berthillon ice cream at a nearby kiosk (20 min).
End with a ride on the Trocadéro Carousel (15 min).

Alternative: Swap Aquarium for the Paris Sewer Museum (quirky, underground, and surprisingly fun for kids).

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The best way to visit sites close to the Eiffel Tower is by walking. But you can also use the following options:

Public Transit

Closest Metro stations: Bir‑Hakeim (Line 6), Trocadéro (Line 9), and École**** Militaire (Line 8)
Closest RER stations: Champ de Mars–Tour Eiffel (RER C)
Closest bus stops: Near Entrance 2 (Lines 30, 42), Champ de Mars (Lines 69, 86), Trocadéro (Line 72)

Taxi / Ride-hailing

Designated taxi stand: Quai Branly, west pillar

Bikes & Scooters

Vélib’ bike-share stations: Av. Octave Gérard, Quai Branly, Av. Rapp, and Av. de Suffren

Quai Branly – Tour Eiffel (under Musée Branly): ~5 min walk, video-monitored, €5/hour, €15 for 3 h, €38.20/day. Booking via Saemes/Parclick is recommended.
Pullman Tour Eiffel parking: Closest to Champ de Mars, open to the public, ~5 min walk.
Alternative garages on Boulevard de Grenelle and near Invalides (Indigo), but availability varies.

Restrooms: Available at public zones in the Champs de Mars and Port de Suffren, at museums, and in restaurants. There are also toilets and baby changing facilities on all floors of the Eiffel Tower, and at most public restrooms.
ATMs: Located at Avenue de la Bourdonnais and other commercial spots near major attractions.
Lockers: Available at Gare du Champ de Mars–Tour Eiffel, and at City Locker on Rue de Suffren
Water Fountains: Found at Champ de Mars park and the Trocadéro area.
Wi-Fi: Some free spots via RATP in nearby metro stations.
Shaded Seating: On Champ de Mars lawns, Trocadéro terrace, and museum gardens.

Metro: Most Paris metro stations (including Bir-Hakeim) are not wheelchair accessible, as elevators are rare. RER C station Champ de Mars–Tour Eiffel has step-free access, making it the most practical option.
River Cruises: Major operators (Bateaux Parisiens, Vedettes de Paris) offer wheelchair access to boarding ramps, though upper decks may not be step-free.
Restrooms: Accessible restrooms are available at Champ de Mars and Trocadéro, but queues can be long.
Tactile Paths & Hearing Loops: Available at most museums on request.
Wheelchair accessibility: Most attractions are accessible with ramps, elevators, and restrooms, except Maison de Balzac (a historic building) and the Paris Sewer Museum.
Service Animals: Service animals are permitted at most sites following standard Paris policy.

Visitor Tips

Pickpocket Hotspots: Watch your belongings at Trocadéro, on public transit, and near crowded zones.
Common Scams: Be wary of petition signatures, friendship bracelets, and distraction techniques in high-footfall areas.
Photography Rules: Photography at night (tower’s sparkle) is restricted for commercial use due to copyright.
Quiet Hours: Consider visiting early morning or post-sundown for a quieter experience.
Sweet Spots: Early mornings (9–10 a.m.) and late evenings (after 8 p.m.) see fewer crowds.
Weekdays: Mornings are considerably quieter than weekends.
Lunchtime Lull: Cafés on Rue Cler fill mid-day—plan accordingly.
Air Quality Zones: If you’re driving yourself around, a Crit’Air anti-pollution vehicle sticker may be required within central Paris zones.

Frequently asked questions about things to do near the Eiffel Tower

Is the area around the Eiffel Tower walkable at night?

Yes, the area is safe and lively at night, with plenty of visitors, lighted pathways, and riverside walks. Stick to main routes like Champ de Mars and Trocadéro for the best atmosphere.

Where are the best photo spots of the Eiffel Tower?

The Trocadéro steps offer the most iconic shots, while Pont de Bir-Hakeim gives cinematic symmetry. Avenue de Camoëns is a hidden gem, and Champ de Mars lawns provide postcard-worthy perspectives under the tower.

Where can I get the best night views of the Eiffel Tower?

Trocadéro steps are the most popular, but Pont de Bir-Hakeim gives dramatic, cinematic views. For a quieter experience, head to Avenue de Camoëns or take a Seine evening cruise for glittering reflections.

What are some rainy-day ideas near the Eiffel Tower?

Head indoors to the Musée d’Orsay or Musée du Quai Branly for world-class art, explore the quirky Paris Sewer Museum, or take kids to the Aquarium de Paris. Cozy cafés nearby make good pit stops.

Are dogs allowed in nearby parks or attractions?

Dogs on a leash are welcome on surrounding streets and along the Seine but not inside the Eiffel Tower or most museums. Small dogs are often permitted in Champ de Mars green spaces.

Does the Paris City Pass cover things near the Eiffel Tower?

Yes, passes typically include entry to attractions like Musée d’Orsay, Musée Rodin, and Seine River cruises nearby. The Eiffel Tower itself usually requires a separate booking, so check details before buying.

What are some local favorites near the Eiffel Tower?

Locals love strolling Rue Cler for fresh produce, sipping wine at casual bars like L’Epopée, or relaxing in Rodin’s sculpture garden. Many also prefer Pont de Bir-Hakeim for photos over crowded Trocadéro.

What unique or hidden gems are near the Eiffel Tower?

Maison de Balzac is a quiet literary retreat, Avenue de Camoëns is a secret photo spot, and the Paris Sewer Museum offers a quirky underground adventure. Rue Cler food street gives authentic local flavor.

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Quick Picks near the Eiffel Tower

Champ de Mars

Seine River Cruise

Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac

Trocadéro Gardens

Les Invalides & Napoleon’s Tomb

Pont Alexandre III

Musée Rodin

Champs-Élysées & Arc de Triomphe

Within Walking Distance

Landmarks near the Eiffel Tower

1. Les Invalides & Napoleon’s Tomb

2. Pont Alexandre III

Arc de Triomphe

Seine Cruises

Museums to visit near the Eiffel Tower

Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac

Musée Rodin

Palais de Tokyo

Musée d’Orsay

Petit Palais – Museum of Fine Arts of the City of Paris

Grand Palais

Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris

Palais Galliera (Fashion Museum)

Musée de l’Armée at Invalides

Paris Sewer Museum (Musée des Égouts de Paris)

Parks, public squares, streets, and more

Champ de Mars

Trocadéro Gardens

Pont de Bir-Hakeim

Avenue de Camoëns

Rue Cler

Where to eat & drink near the Eiffel Tower

Le Jules Verne (Eiffel Tower)

Les Ombres

Café de l’Homme

Rue Cler Bistros

Café Constant

Crêperie Framboise (near Trocadéro)

Carette Trocadéro

Kozy Paris 7

Boulangerie Poilâne (Rue de Grenelle)

Maison Pichard (7th Arr.)

Free & cheap things to do around the Eiffel Tower

Eiffel Tower Light Show

Champ de Mars Picnic

Walk along the Seine

Maison de Balzac

Activities for family & kids

Champ de Mars Playground

Trocadéro Carousel

Aquarium de Paris (Trocadéro)

Seine Batobus (Hop-on Hop-off Boat)

Nightlife & evening activities

Eiffel Tower Light Show

Seine River Dinner Cruise

Wine Bars around Rue Cler

Théâtre de la Tour Eiffel

Crazy Horse Cabaret

Lido 2 Paris (Champs-Élysées)

Shopping near the Eiffel Tower

Rue Cler Market Street

Open-Air Bouquinistes (Seine River)

Rue Saint-Dominique

Champs-Élysées

Seasonal events

Champ de Mars Blossoms

Fête de la Musique (June 21)

Bastille Day Fireworks (July 14)

Paris Plages (Summer “Beaches”)

Christmas Market at Champ de Mars

How to plan your day near the Eiffel Tower

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Visitor Tips

Frequently asked questions about things to do near the Eiffel Tower

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