
Eiffel Tower
Decide between the second floor and summit before comparing prices. Your booked entry does not remove the need for security checks.
Getting there: Start at the security entrance stated on your ticket.
A river day, an art day and a neighbourhood day. Choose one main reservation each day and leave the rest of Paris room to surprise you.

Our suggested time allowances include breaks and buffers; they are not live opening hours or guaranteed journey times. Map pins identify the area, not your ticket’s meeting point.
Set your tower visit around the floor and entry time you can actually book. The riverside walk is flexible.
Route order is a planning suggestion. Check current ferry services, road access and travel times before setting off.

Decide between the second floor and summit before comparing prices. Your booked entry does not remove the need for security checks.
Getting there: Start at the security entrance stated on your ticket.

Take a riverside pause or add a sightseeing cruise. Dinner cruises and one-hour sightseeing departures suit different plans.
Getting there: Walk to the river after lunch; allow 15–20 min and confirm your boat’s pier.
Switch the days if the Louvre is closed or no suitable reservation is available. Do not add another large museum just to fill the afternoon.
Route order is a planning suggestion. Check current ferry services, road access and travel times before setting off.

Choose two or three collections before arriving. Give yourself time for orientation, security and a proper break; seeing the entire museum is not a one-morning goal.
Getting there: Start at the entrance and queue specified on your reservation.

Use the garden for a slower outdoor finish. The wider city photo puts the river and central Paris into context; follow the map for the garden itself.
Getting there: Walk west from the Louvre; budget 15–25 min at an easy pace.
This is the flexible day. The hills and steps can be tiring; adapt your route if you need step-free access.
Route order is a planning suggestion. Check current ferry services, road access and travel times before setting off.

Spend time in the streets rather than travelling from landmark to landmark. Leave space for a bakery stop and lunch.
Getting there: Arrive in the neighbourhood by public transport; choose an approach that suits your mobility.

Finish with the city view. Entry to any separate paid area and religious-service restrictions should be checked locally; this route does not include a ticket.
Getting there: Continue uphill; allow 20–30 min with rests or check the funicular.
Visitor information: Paris je t’aime — Tuileries. Route choices and time allowances are Sightmigo editorial suggestions.