Things to do in 17th arrondissement

Experience: You absolutely must go up to at least the second floor of the Eiffel Tower; if possible, go all the way to the top. The view is unforgettable! For tickets, you'll meet at the local travel agency at the time specified on Klook. For example, if you bought a 4:45 PM ticket, you should check in at the local travel agency between 4:30 PM and 4:45 PM. A local guide will then lead the group inside and accompany you to the second floor, after which you'll have free time.

Manuela, our tour guide, was great! She's very social and knows a lot about the tower! Word of advice: they are very strict about timing, so be there BEFORE your time slot! They leave on the dot as to not delay other guests on the same tour.

It was a truly perfect tour. Van Gogh Village, Versailles, and even the Bateaux Mouches cruise on the Seine! The weather was also amazing, and the bus was a comfortable Mercedes-Benz large bus with charging capabilities. The only slightly disappointing thing was that I wish they had given us a little more time in the wonderful Van Gogh Village. :) It's a place I really want to go again. ♡ The tour guides also had such nice voices and told us behind-the-scenes stories, which made it an even better tour.

Sam was our guide & I could feel his passion as a tour guide. He explained & shared details of what happened during WW1&2 so that we can have more understanding about the places that we are visiting. Shasha was our driver & I thank him for the smooth journey. 3 course lunch was good as well. I definitely enjoyed my day.

We loved the whole experience. The view, food, and service was amazing. We were celebrating my wife's birthday and they server came out with an extra dessert and candle, which was not expected. The service moved along at your pace and they are very attentive. I suggest getting the food and drink package ;)

Highly recommend! Walking along the artist streets of Montmartre Hill, it was a special time to discover hidden artist spots one by one. It wasn't just seeing tourist attractions, but also hearing about the lives and stories of the artists, making the entire street feel like a living art museum. We kept walking, but the route was well-planned, so it wasn't tiring at all, and thanks to guide Park Do-hyun, who took care to allow us to take pictures and rest in between, we were able to enjoy it more leisurely with the children. With the addition of detailed explanations and warm consideration, it was a truly satisfying tour where I could deeply feel the charm of Montmartre.

In the village of Van Gogh, where the overcast weather seemed to fit perfectly, the sweet voice coming through the receiver was incredibly impressive. Thanks to the comfortable pronunciation, neither too fast nor too slow, and the delicate, detailed explanations, Van Gogh's unfortunate life felt realistically close, as if unfolding before my eyes. I was disappointed that I couldn't ride the Bateaux Mouches due to the weather, but I was deeply moved by the guide's thoughtfulness in trying to soothe my disappointment by directly guiding me to the Eiffel Tower photo spot and even taking pictures with a DSLR camera. I met a total of five guides during this trip to Spain and Paris, and this guide was the one my children were most satisfied with. I realized how important it is who you travel with, and this trip became an even more successful memory thanks to him. Guide Kiseongju, thank you very much for giving us wonderful memories.

There will be a ceremony in the lobby in the evening, which is also the time when the lines are the longest. This is because there is a great spot here to watch the Eiffel Tower light up.