Things to do in Pont Alexandre III

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.

Enjoy museums like the Louvre and Orsay in two days! We visited a total of six attractions in two days. It's best to book the Louvre and Sainte-Chapelle in advance!

It was such a joy to visit the Musée d'Orsay, a place I absolutely had to see to view Van Gogh's works, and to hear our guide share stories about Van Gogh's life. Beyond Van Gogh, learning about and experiencing the evolution from Realism to color-focused Realism and Impressionism through the works of Millet, Courbet, Monet, and Renoir significantly broadened my understanding of painting, which I had previously only learned from books. Thank you for allowing me to experience and feel what Impressionism truly is, rather than just hearing a description. By personally experiencing a feeling that I never would have understood just by hearing about it, I was able to delve deeper into Impressionism even after the tour ended. I highly recommend setting aside an extra hour or two for personal viewing after the tour. I hope everyone gets to enjoy this opportunity to vividly see and experience paintings that we've only ever seen as small images in textbooks, right before their eyes with our guide.

Highly recommend buying individual tickets. The package deals are a rip-off, definitely don't be fooled like I was. After buying your individual ticket, you can go directly to the express line at the attraction, saving you a lot of trouble.

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.

Very convenient. Entered at the designated entrance and only waited ten minutes. If you didn't purchase in advance, you would have to wait in line for at least an hour. And the day I went was cold and drizzling.

Worth a visit, no need to waste time queuing, the museum isn't crowded, plus Monet's paintings are always worth seeing 😎

Some passes saved a lot of money, and I ended up going to the Musée d'Orsay, which I originally didn't plan to visit, and saw Van Gogh's self-portrait.