Things to do in 62 Pl. du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre

it was nice to explore one of world’s amazing museum, so much to learn about history. unfortunately islamic section was closed due to renovation. Entry was easy and smooth, its better to be on your selected slot , in case you can’t, they still let people in but from from another place

Completely different in style from the Louvre, it features many sculptures and design works, and even some Van Gogh paintings. The introduction explains how the interior design was transformed from a dilapidated train station into its unique present-day form, making it well worth appreciating.

I originally came to see the building because I heard it was renovated by Tadao Ando, but then I realized it was actually a museum. I frantically searched for tickets and luckily found them available on KLOOK. It was cheaper than buying directly from the official site or other sites, and tickets were available every 30 minutes. I was even able to buy a ticket for just 3 minutes later, which was great for spontaneous visits. The museum itself was very satisfying. The exhibits apparently change periodically; during Golden Week, there was an exhibition by a Romanian artist. As it's a contemporary art museum, tastes might vary, but I think everyone would be captivated by the skillful architectural design and overwhelming scale. I highly recommend it to those who appreciate architecture or contemporary art.

I was so satisfied with the 4-day Museum Pass, allowing me to explore at my leisure! The thrill of entering with the pass without waiting in line! It was really convenient for me, as a 'P' (perceiver), to visit places not originally in my plan. I visited the Louvre (one-time entry only, reservation via official website), Orsay Museum (reservation via official website), Les Invalides (walk-in, Napoleon's tomb, surprisingly a lot to see), Pantheon (walk-in, has Foucault's Pendulum), Rodin Museum (walk-in, features Rodin's works plus Impressionist pieces), and Sainte-Chapelle + Conciergerie (can be booked as a set on the official website, small so you can see it quickly).

i was afraid not to be ble to get in without thr reservation on the website, but actually u can ine up at the door (the line with a ticket but not the time lot or without ticket,) then u can just get in as usual

I’m so happy we took the time to do this. It was truly unique and profound experience.

I climbed it with my 60-year-old mother this year. We had a hotel nearby, so after watching the sunset over the Parisian cityscape, we saw the Champagne Flash from the Arc de Triomphe. Since it was summer, we went up a little after 9 PM and the Champagne Flash started at 10 PM. There were quite a few people waiting to see it from the Arc de Triomphe, so if you're aiming for the Champagne Flash, I recommend going up at least 30 minutes beforehand! The sunset was also incredibly beautiful! *The souvenir shop opened a little after 10 PM. Ease of booking with Klook: Excellent. Service: Excellent. We entered without any issues using the Klook QR code. The line to buy tickets on the day was very crowded, so I was really glad we bought them in advance. Experience: We also got to see the Parisian cityscape gradually light up!

The tour was great. What we liked about this is that you are not limited on a timed entry, meaning you go anytime as long as its during the day of your booking and during opening hours. Be mindful that there is a queue upon arriving to the dock so allow around 30-40 mins time before you can actually board for your trip. We wanted to catch the 8pm glitter of the Eiffel tower so we arrived around 6:30, just enough to be boarded on the 7pm boat. The tour is an hour and the boat will give time to take pictures at the Eiffel tower side near the end part of the tour.

It's fantastic; you can see the Seine and the surrounding scenery. In summer, I recommend going after 9 pm.