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Eiffel Tower to Louvre Museum – by Metro, Bus, Taxi and walk

Many tourists on a Parisian holiday visit the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre Museum on the same day.

Some visit the Louvre Museum first because it involves 2 to 3 hours of walking, and then head out to the Eiffel Tower.

Others prefer to explore the Eiffel Tower first and then visit the art galleries of the Louvre.

There are many reasons to plan a visit to the Louvre later in the day—visitors may want to be indoors during the hotter part of the day or experience the Louvre’s glass pyramid  all lit up at night.

If you plan to see the art Museum first, check out our article on  how to go from the Louvre Museum to the Eiffel Tower .

If you want to check out the Iron Lady and then go to the Louvre Museum, continue reading.

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If you purchase the  Louvre Museum tickets  and  Eiffel Tower tickets  in advance, you can see both the Parisian attractions in approximately five hours. 

Otherwise, you may spend 30 to 90 minutes (depending on the season) at the ticket counter lines at each of the attractions. 

If you have already bought tickets online, you can head straight to the elevators to ascend the Eiffel Tower.

In 90 minutes, you can explore the first and second floors of the Eiffel Tower and see stunning views of Paris from the third floor.

Once you have explored the Parisian Tower, reaching the Louver Museum will take you at least half an hour.

This time will vary depending on your choice of transport. 

Tourists who are in a hurry are known to finish exploring the Louvre in 2 hours. 

However, for a good tour of the world’s best masterpieces, you need at least 3 hours.

Whichever tourist attraction you see first, both are sure to leave lasting memories on you and your family (or group).

Tip: You can also visit the Eiffel Tower during the day and the Louvre Museum at night .

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Eiffel Tower and Louvre Museum tickets

Even though many tourists visit the Eiffel Tower and The Louvre on the same day, no single ticket gives access to both Parisian attractions.

You must buy the admission tickets separately. 

Best Eiffel Tower tickets

There are three ways to experience the Eiffel Tower –

You skip the long lines and take an elevator up to the 2nd floor of the Eiffel Tower. This ticket is the fastest way to explore the attraction.  Buy Now

This is perfect for visitors who want to save some Euros and are healthy enough to climb 700+ steps to the 2nd floor of the Tower.  Buy Now

This ticket takes you to the 3rd floor, the topmost observation deck on the Eiffel Tower.  Buy Now

Best Louvre Museum tickets

We recommend the below given three Louvre experiences –

At 20 Euros per person, this is the cheapest ticket to see the world’s best art museum.  Buy Now

In 2 hours, a local art expert helps you skip the massive crowd and shows you the masterpieces and the underrated gems of the Louvre.  Buy Now

This 2-hour guided tour of the Louvre Museum is customized for kids and adults, and a special children’s guide hosts your family.  Buy Now

If money isn’t an issue, but you want complete control over your visit, we recommend a private tour of the Louvre Museum .

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The Louvre Museum is 4.3 Km (2.7 Miles) from the Eiffel Tower, on the other side of the River Seine. 

A taxi can cover this distance in approximately 12 minutes. 

The walking distance is 3.5 Km (2.1 Miles).

If you decide to walk, you will need around 45 minutes. It is a nice walk, with the river crossing at Pont Royal (Royal Bridge).

From Eiffel Tower to Louvre Museum

You have four options for getting to The Louvre from the Eiffel Tower: the metro, the bus, the taxi, and a leisurely walk.

Paris has an evolved Metro service, and almost every place has a metro station within 500 meters (1/3 of a mile). 

There are two metro stations near the Eiffel Tower: Bir-Hakeim, which serves Line 6, and Alma-Marceau, which serves Line 9.

A 10-minute walk from the Eiffel Tower gets you to Bir-Hakeim , where you must board a Line 6 train.

You will get off at  Charles de Gaulle-Étoile  station, which is about 7 minutes away and 5 stops from Bir-Hakeim. You can board the Line 1 train from here to the  Palais Royal Musée du Louvre  station.

The whole journey will take approximately 35 minutes.

The other option is to get to Alma-Marceau Station, which is 1 km from the Eiffel Tower (0.62 miles). 

A 15-minute walk will get you to  Alma-Marceau , from where you must board Line 9 to get to  Franklin D. Roosevelt  station.

You will reach the Franklin D. Roosevelt station in 2 minutes, where you must get down and board a Line 1 train.

After five minutes and four stops, you will reach  Palais Royal Musée du Louvre  station. 

The whole journey takes approximately 30 minutes.

Because you must keep changing trains, we don’t recommend using the metro.

A taxi is the fastest way to get from the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre Museum.

If you are short on time, we recommend taking a taxi.

There are many taxis around the Eiffel Tower, and if you are unable to hail one, try to find a taxi stand (also known as a taxi rank). 

One of the closest taxi stands is at Hotel Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel at the corner of Rue Jean Rey and Avenue de Suffren.

It is less than 100 meters (325 feet) from Eiffel Tower. 

You can also opt for taxi companies such as  Centrale Taxi Paris ,  Les Taxis G7 , etc., which offer online booking.

For approximately €10, an Uber can drop you at the Louvre Museum.

Compared to the local Parisian taxis, most tourists find Uber drivers more polite, timely, and reliable.

Locals and tourists highly recommend bus No 72 to get to the Louvre. 

This bus runs along the river Seine, and you get to see its numerous bridges and the city’s monuments along the route. 

You can board Bus No. 72 from the Musée d’Art Moderne – Palais de Tokyo  bus station, which is approximately 700 meters (half a mile) from the Eiffel Tower. 

A brisk 10-minute walk can get you to the bus station.

After approximately 13 minutes and eight stops, you must get down at the  Pont Des Arts  bus stop.

The Louvre is less than a minute’s walk from the bus stop. 

Check out  RATP , the state-owned public transport operator, for the latest bus routes and timings.

If you have time, a healthy walk to the Louvre Museum is a good idea.

The walking distance is 3.5 Km (2.1 Miles), right along the Seine, making it an exciting 45-minute walk. 

However, we don’t recommend it unless you are used to walking a lot.

Louvre Museum has approximately 14.5 km (9 miles) of art galleries to explore. 

Even if you decide to spend 2 hours at the Louvre, you may end up walking around 3 Km (2 Miles). 

Why would you want to tire yourself out?

Louvre and Eiffel Tower combo tours

Even though no single ticket offers access to the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower, there are many combo tours with additional activities. 

Two of our favorites are the ones where, besides these two attractions, you also get to board a Seine River Cruise and the one which includes a tour of the city of Paris. 

A local guide accompanies you to the 2nd floor of the Eiffel Tower, after which you are on your own to the Summit (the 3rd floor). 

After seeing the city’s stunning views from the top of the Eiffel Tower, you board the 1-hour Seine River Cruise. 

The boarding dock is just below the Tower. 

After seeing the sights of Paris from the water, head to the Louvre Museum to view masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa, Winged Victory of Samothrace, Venus de Milo, etc. 

Tour price:  €140 per person

Check out this tour , which includes visits to the Eiffel Tower and Louvre, as well as access to Île de la Cité, the Latin Quarter, and Sacré-Coeur Basilica.

If, besides the Eiffel and Louvre, you would prefer to visit Notre Dame as well, check this out.

This Tootbus Hop-on Hop-off Discovery Bus Tour ticket takes visitors through the most popular landmarks of Paris, such as Haussmann, Musee d’Orsay, Trocadero, Opera Garnier, Notre Dame, the Eiffel Tower, and the Louvre Museum. 

Use the audio guide to learn more about the attractions you pass by. 

Hop off at any stop and any number of times to explore the sights in more detail. 

Pick from a 1-day, 2-day, or 3-day pass based on your schedule, budget, and comfort.

Ticket Prices

Adult (13+ years):  €38  Child (4 to 12 years): €20  Infant (up to 3 years): Free

Adult (13+ years):  €44 Child (4 to 12 years): €26  Infant (up to 3 years): Free

Adult (13+ years):  €48 Child (4 to 12 years): €28 Infant (up to 3 years): Free

If you plan to visit the art museum first and then the Tower, you must read up on how to go  from the Louvre Museum to the Eiffel Tower .

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She is a holidaymaker comfortable with vacations on sandy beaches or breaks where she is skiing in the snow. She mixes up her holidays with the right amount of activity and lazing around and believes that both are needed in the right amount to experience the world’s cultures and destinations. Favorite Cities: Prague, Budapest, Munich, Florence

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A walk from the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre, Paris

Last Updated:  17 April 2024

On a Sunday morning in February I caught the RER A from Maisons-Laffitte to Paris . I had planned on the previous day an itinerary from the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre. The weather forecast had been quite optimistic. Although chilly in the morning, la météo was forecasting a beautiful sunny day and it was not at all wrong!

A Winter walk from the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre

Accompanied with my 2-year-old daughter, I went on a photographic walk from the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre via some of Paris’ most famous landmarks: Esplanade des Invalides, Pont Alexandre III , Champs-Élysées , Place de la Concorde , and the Tuileries Garden . It seems like Paris invites us to walk without end, from one monument to the other. It took us more than 8 km to find our way from the Bir-Hakeim métro station to the Glass Pyramid of the Louvre (and as you can guess I pushed Aimée in her stroller all the way!)

• Start at: métro station Bir-Hakeim (line 6), boulevard de Grenelle (15th arrondissement)
• Arrive at: métro station Palais Royal Musée du Louvre (lines 1 and 7), place du Palais Royal (1st arrondissement)
• Distance: approximately 6.5kms (4 miles).

Champ-de-Mars and Eiffel Tower

How many times have we seen the  Eiffel Tower ? Maybe a thousand times… still we’re always tempted to take tons of photos each time we see it! On Sunday morning, the Iron Lady was enhanced by the beautiful light of a February sun.

View of the tower from avenue de Suffren (15th arrondissement):

Entering the Champ-de-Mars:

 A classic view of the Eiffel Tower from the Champ-de-Mars… look at that deep blue sky:

The top of the Eiffel Tower spotted through thorns made of leaf-less trees:

Even in the middle of Winter, this is a lovely Parisian place…

The Eiffel Tower in all its glory:

Aligned with a Parisian lamppost:

For great photos, stand by one of the four pillars of the tower. This one was taken on Avenue Gustave Eiffel:

A view of the Eiffel Tower from the lane in the Champ-de-Mars known as avenue Jean Paulhan. With these fir trees, it is hard to believe we are in the centre of one of Europe’s most populous cities!

 One of the two ponds that makes up the English garden near the feet of the Eiffel Tower:

Let’s leave the Champ de Mars at rue de l’Université. At the intersection with avenue de la Bourdonnais (7th arrondissement), turn back to catch this great view:

Turn right to avenue de la Bourdonnais and walk until you reach rue Saint-Dominique. You’ll discover some pretty fun views of the Eiffel Tower towering the roofs of Paris:

Rue Saint-Dominique

The picturesque rue Saint-Dominique in the 7th arrondissement of Paris links the Champs-de-Mars to the Esplanade des Invalides and gives a great perspective onto the  Eiffel Tower . The shopping street is lined with restaurants, bistrots, boulangeries-pâtisseries, grocery stores and other interesting bookshops. I used to work as a French teacher in a language school based in the neighbourhood!

At number 131 rue Saint-Dominique, the Neo-Classical “ Fountain of Mars ” dates back to 1806-1808 under the reign of Emperor Napoleon:

Photos taken at the intersection of rue Saint-Dominique and avenue Bosquet:

Make sure you look back from time to time, particularly when you reach the intersection with rue de la Tour Maubourg:

Pont Alexandre III

Rue Saint-Dominique takes you to the Esplanade des Invalides, a vast lawn that stretches between the Hôtel des Invalides to the River Seine.

Once on the Esplanade des Invalides, we turned left towards the River Seine and the Quai d’Orsay.

There we crossed one of my favourite bridges in Paris. Pont Alexandre III  was built for the 1900 Paris World Exhibition and takes its name from the Russian Tsar.

Spanning River Seine, the bridge connects the 7th to the 8th arrondissements. With its beautiful candelabras and lamp-posts, Pont Alexandre III offers superb views to the Eiffel Tower  and the big glass and iron cupola of the Grand-Palais. Here are a few shots:

The bridge leads to avenue Winston Churchill where two grand buildings are found on each side of the street: Grand-Palais and Petit-Palais.

Grand-Palais

The monumental Grand-Palais seems like it has been there for many centuries… but the structure is relatively recent as it was built for the 1900 Paris World Exhibition.

The frescoes, the statues, the columns… everything looks majestic. The Grand-Palais is topped by the mast bearing the French flag.

Petit-Palais

Opposite the Grand-Palais stands the Petit-Palais and its remarkable wrought-iron gate.

Avenue des Champs-Élysées

When we arrived on the Champs-Élysées , the traffic was not at all heavy. In the distance, behind the leafless trees, we glimpsed the windows of the Palais de l’Élysée   (Élysée Palace), the official residence of the French President . Back then, François Hollande was President of France…

In the morning, the sunlight falls on the façade of the Arc de Triomphe at the top of the Champs-Élysées. With good eyes (or with binoculars) you can spot visitors enjoying the view from the top of the triumphal arch!

Place de la Concorde

The Champs-Élysées ends at the majestic Place de la Concorde.

The Place de la Concorde is a treat for the eye, particularly for the one that takes the time to explore every little details: the monuments dedicated to eight cities of France, the extravagant lamp-posts, the statues of the two fountains by  Jacques Ignace Hittorff and the hieroglyphics that decorate the Egyptian obelisk of Luxor .

The Ferris Wheel that stands on the Historical Axis that runs between the Louvre and the Grande Arche was due to close on the 15th February but was still open and running.

Tuileries Garden

The last stage between arriving at the Louvre is the Jardin des Tuileries. We entered the garden through beautiful gilded gates.

The exquisite Tuileries Garden was crowded by the time we reached the garden. Two of our favourite places are the terrasses (Orangerie and Jeu de Paume) offering a fine view over the busy Place de la Concorde, the Champs-Élysées and the Eiffel Tower.

The Grande Allée of the garden that runs along the Historical Axis  gives spectacular views to the Grande Roue westwards and the Louvre eastwards.

The Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel

At the end of the garden stands a monumental triumphal arch. The Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel was built by Napoleon in the early 1800s to commemorate the victory of the French Imperial Army in Austerlitz . Marking the limit between the Tuileries and the Louvre, the triumphal arch was once facing the Tuileries Palace . Since the dismantlement of the palace in the 1880s, the monument has been part of the Historical Axis.

The Louvre Palace and the Glass Pyramid

Our walk ended there… where the Kings and Queens of France had resided for centuries. The façades of the Louvre  opening onto the Napoleon Courtyard and Cour Carrée are adorned with millions of Renaissance little details, reminiscent of the chateaux of the Loire Valley : chimneys, window-frames, classical statues…

The Glass Pyramid in the centre of the Cour Napoléon is unmissable. By the time we arrived there, the museum was already opened with a long waiting line at the entrance!

When the Eiffel Tower shows up behind the Louvre:

We ended our walk from the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre at the métro entrance “Palais du Louvre” where a man was blowing huge bubbles to the amazement of tourists and children passing by:

Eiffel Tower to the Louvre: practical Info:

• the site of the Paris Tourist Office
• the official site of the Eiffel Tower
• get your tickets to the Louvre

Hope you’ve found this walk from the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre interesting! If so, please do share this article on Facebook or twitter!

About the author

Pierre is a French/Australian who is passionate about France and its culture. He grew up in France and Germany and has also lived in Australia and England. He has a background teaching French, Economics and Current Affairs, and holds a Master of Translating and Interpreting English-French with the degree of Master of International Relations, and a degree of Economics and Management. Pierre is the author of Discovery Courses and books about France.

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I absolutely loved this tour, as my husband and I did this ourselves about 20 years ago, and even though the weather was rather grey, we still marveled at the beauty of everything. Thank you. Dian Francesca

Thank you for your comment! Yes it is a great tour, I also did it in Spring and Autumn and it was a real treat for the eyes! 🙂

Hi Pierre, Thank you for the armchair trip through Paris and the delightful pictures. Wishing you and your little family lots of happiness in your next home in the mountains. Caryl

Bonjour Caryl, Thank you very much for your kind message! It’s a pleasure to share with you our French journey! 🙂

Well done, Pierre, both for the itinerary and for the excellent photography. I wonder if the authorities will really remove the ferris wheel, as announced, to improve the view along the Historical Axis?

Thank you Keith! I’m pretty sure they will remove the Ferris Wheel… but when is the question! I heard May 2018 but other sources indicated July 2018. We’ll see who’ll won the battle whether the City of Paris or Marcel Campion (known as ‘the king of fairground entertainers’) 🙂

Thank you Pierre, I am travelling solo to France from Australia in August to celebrate my 50th birthday, I will be spending August in Paris doing day trips to other areas (Rouen, Amiens, Epernay, Versailles etc). Your walk from the Eiffel Tower to the Louvre is definitely on my to do list!! Thank you for sharing your experience and photos ?? Mimi x

Thank you very much Melissa for taking the time to comment. I am very thrilled for you about your upcoming French journey. I really hope you’ll have an unforgettable time here in France! All the best!

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On the online ticket shop, you can buy up to 9 tickets for the same order. Groups who want to buy tickets, regardless of the number, must use the ticket office site reserved for groups.

The Eiffel Tower’s online box office allows you to purchase your ticket online for the 2nd floor or the Summit at the official rate. You can purchase individual e-tickets for up to 9 people. Tickets can also be purchased several weeks in advance. With the e-ticket system, experience no lines! You will directly receive your ticket by e-mail so you can print it at home or store it on your smartphone. If e-tickets are sold out for the date/time or destination that you search, it is always possible to purchase tickets on the spot on the day of your visit.  At the scheduled hour, go directly to the lifts or stairs without having to wait at the ticket stands. There are mandatory security checks at the Eiffel Tower’s entrance and before entering one of the pillars.

Tourism professionals, schools, associations:  professional ticketing website .

Destination to the top

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The most marvelous view of Paris

At the top of the Eiffel Tower, enjoy the highest view of Paris and its surroundings. With its 2 floors (one open-air and the other indoor), experience for yourself the majesty of Paris from all angles: witness the most eye-catching architectural beauties, monuments, and the Seine.

The office of Gustave Eiffel

At the top of the Tower, you will also discover a reconstitution of Gustave Eiffel’s office, the Tower’s creator. With its wax models, this scene depicts Gustave Eiffel and his daughter Claire receiving the famous American inventor, Thomas Edison.

Destination to 2nd floor

At the heart of the Tower :

« The Eiffel Tower’s 2nd floor »

The most all-encompassing experience

On the 2nd floor, you’ll be transported with amazement: With several monoculars located on both levels, Paris and its monuments will offer a scintillating pleasure to your delighted eyes. Take advantage of the large selection of activities, boutiques and restaurants!

Be at the forefront of a spectacular lighting show

During evening visits, the 2nd floor is the best spot to be to witness the Tower and its magnificent lit structure. Also don’t forget, Paris is the “City of Lights.” On the 2nd floor, you’ll have a front row seat for an unforgettable moment of scintillation at all hours!

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When to visit, ticket prices, visitors eligible for free admission, memberships, musée du louvre, tuileries garden, musée eugène-delacroix, the museum is closed today (1 may).

• 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
• 9:00 AM to 9:45 PM Friday
• Closed Tuesday

Last entry: 1 hour before closing

Clearing of rooms: 30 minutes before closing

Public holidays: the Louvre is closed on 1 January, 1 May and 25 December. It remains open on all other public holidays unless they fall on a Tuesday, the museum’s day of closure.

• 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM April, May and September
• 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM June, July and August
• 7:30 AM to 7:30 PM January, February, March, October, November and December

Visitors will be asked to vacate the premises 30 minutes before closing

• 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM Closed on Tuesdays, on 1 January, on 1 May and on 25 December.

Evening opening until 9 p.m. on the first Thursday of the month (except 1 August, closing at 5:30 p.m.) (Last entry 15 minutes before closure)

Louvre-Delacroix combined ticket:  A ticket gives you access to the permanent collections and temporary exhibitions of the Louvre, as well as to the Eugène-Delacroix National Museum the same day and the day after your visit of the Louvre museum.  

Temporary closure : The Musée Delacroix will be closed from 24 to 25 April 2024

See website of Musée National Eugène-Delacroix  

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A ticket gives you access to the permanent collections and temporary exhibitions of the Louvre, as well as to the Eugène-Delacroix National Museum the same day and the day after your visit of the Louvre museum.

Tickets may be purchased on site when museum attendance is low (subject to availability).

Admission and exit

Think ahead of everything you would like to do at the museum as any exit is final.

Tours & activities

Payment methods.

The payment methods accepted at the museum ticket office are cash, bank card and 'Chèques-Vacances' holiday vouchers.

Time-slot bookings are recommended, including for free-admission visitors.

Admission is free for the following visitors:

Under 18s Proof of ID required.

18-25 year-old residents of the European Economic Area (EU, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein) Proof of ID and residency required.

All visitors On the first Friday of the month after 6 p.m. (except in July and August)

Disabled visitors and the person accompanying them Art teachers (plastic arts, archeology, applied arts, architecture and art history only)  Present proof of subject taught.

Artists affiliated to the Maison des Artistes (in France) or the AIAP (Association Internationale des Arts Plastiques) Present valid membership card or certificate.

ICOM and ICOMOS members Present valid membership card.

Journalists Present national or international press card.

Job seekers Present proof of entitlement (dated within the last year or indicating a period of validity).

People on income support Present proof of entitlement (dated within the last year or indicating a period of validity).

Free admission

The Louvre is free for all visitors on the first Friday of the month after 6 p.m. (except in July and August) and on 14 July!  

Become a member of the Amis du Louvre

The Amis du Louvre offers a range of membership programmes (youth, solo and duo, family), with prices ranging from €15 to €120.

More information (in French only)  

Paris in a Day Tour with Eiffel Tower, Louvre, and Seine River Cruise

See the mona lisa, sacre-coeur, and moulin rouge with organized transportation and an expert guide.

Want to see the best of Paris in just one day? With long admission lines and attractions spread out over the city, this can be a real challenge. But don’t worry, this amazing tour makes it easy! Join a local guide to see the city’s iconic highlights, including the Louvre, Sacre-Cœur, Notre Dame, a Seine River Cruise, and the Eiffel Tower (entry times might fall outside of the tour time). With a small group, skip-the-line Louvre tickets, and transport, there’s no better way to see Paris in a day!

Skip the Line

• Meet your guide at Place des Abbesses
• Basilica of Sacré Coeur
• Ile de la Cite
• Lunch break
• Louvre Museum

Eiffel Tower

*IMPORTANT* This Paris in a Day tour includes a self-guided Eiffel Tower ticket. Your tour will end around 4pm, but the Eiffel Tower entry could be from 4pm to 10pm. Don't worry, we will contact you in advance with your unique entry time so you can plan. If the time doesn't work for you, you can modify your tour booking up to 24 hours before the tour! The Eiffel Tower comes alive at night-- it's even home to bars and restaurants! For later tickets, we recommend you Eiffel Tower Restaurants: Guide to Elevated Eating" title="de louvre a tour eiffel"> book a table, which may be a highlight of your trip!

You'll meet your guide this morning in the famous art district of Montmartre for a walking tour of this historic part of Paris, including a visit to the magnificent Basilica of Sacre-Cœur. Along with your small group, you'll continue to the city's literary heartland, the Latin Quarter, where your guide will tell stories of the famous writers who once called this place home. Here, you can also see the famous Notre Dame Cathedral from the outside—it's still undergoing repairs from the recent devastating fire, so entry isn't currently allowed.

Next, you'll catch the metro to the famous Louvre museum, home to the Mona Lisa and countless other iconic works. You'll skip the line at the Louvre so your super knowledgeable guide can show you the museum's highlights without the famously long wait. Finally, you'll cruise down the River Seine by boat, and finish you tour at France's most recognizable landmark : the Eiffel Tower. Learn the fascinating stories about the most iconic monument in Paris, before parting ways with your guide and using your entry ticket to ascend to the second floor, or enjoy a scenic river cruise on the Seine.

Paris in a Day Tour Description

Your 7-hour Paris tour includes: 

Guided walking tour of the Latin Quarter and Montmartre neighborhoods

Visit Sacre-Cœur and see Notre Dame Cathedral (from the outside)

Skip-the-line Louvre ticket and guided tour

Free time in Paris for lunch (not included)

Ticket for a 1-hour river cruise on the Seine

Entry tickets to the Eiffel Tower

Metro tickets included

A fun, professional English-speaking guide

A maximum group size of 18 people

Please note that the order of this tour could be different based on ticket times for the Louvre and Eiffel Tower.

Montmartre, Sacre-Cœur and the Latin Quarter

Home of the Moulin Rouge, Montmartre is Paris' famous art district. Your guide will show you the best of the neighborhood this morning, and you'll learn the best spots to return to if you're planning a big night out in the city. In addition to the nightlife of the neighborhood, Montmartre was also the epicenter of the Belle Époque.

Once home to Renoir, Van Gogh, Picasso, and Modigliani, the neighborhood produced countless famous pieces of art between the 1870s and 1920s. You will pass the café where Van Gogh painted one his most scandalous works—he dared to paint a woman reading!

After visiting the Basilica of the Sacre-Coeur, you'll follow your guide to the Latin Quarter. Montmartre is the center of art, but the Latin Quarter is the center of literature. You will see the café and bookstore where Hemingway and Joyce spent their ex-pat lives in Paris. Then, you can take photos of the magnificent Notre Dame Cathedral from the outside—sadly, the cathedral suffered a terrible fire in 2019 and is still being reconstructed.

Louvre Museum Tour

Skip past the famously long lines at the Louvre and see the museum's most influential works on a 90-minute tour of the Louvre. These works include the two of the most important Greek statues still standing: the Venus of Milo and The Winged Victory of Samothrace . These two famous statues are full of mystery and history, and you guide will bring them to life with stories of their meanings and origins. 

You'll also see Eugene Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People. A symbol of French independence, strength and culture, it is the most politically important work at the Louvre. The painting is the most famous artistic depiction of the French Revolution and is often compared to the Washington Crossing the Delaware piece found in New York at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The Mystery Behind the Mona Lisa

Why is the Mona Lisa so famous? For starters, Mona Lisa’s expression has been often debated since its creation in the 16th century. Is she happy or sad or playful? Another intriguing thing about Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa is that it's the highest insured work of art at a whopping $800 million.

Leonardo Da Vinci's masterpiece (called La Gioconda in Italian), portrays the wife of a Tuscan aristocrat named Francesco del Giacondo. Though she has been in the Louvre for over 200 years, the portrait became famous when it was stolen in 1911 in a global scandal. Now she is protected with bulletproof glass and personal body guards.

Finally, led by your professional guide, you'll head to the pièce de résistance of this Paris in a Day Tour. The guide will regale you with tales of the tower's construction, its significance to the City of Light, and the initial public reactions to this daring design. After saying goodbye to your guide, with your tickets in hand, you will have the opportunity to savor the magic of the Eiffel Tower.

Paris by Boat

With your tickets in hand, sit back and relax with beautiful views along the Seine. Paris river cruises are a great way to take in the ambiance of the city and get a taste of the luxury that Paris is known for. Cruise around the city and get a new perspective on the iconic landmarks, including the Louvre, Musée d’Orsay, Notre Dame, and of course, the Eiffel Tower in all its glory.

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Aida was an excellent guide. This tour gave us everything we could hope for in one day in Paris. The only downside was the Eiffel Tour visit was at 930 pm, and we had tickets to a soccer match so we’re unable to include this in our tour as it could not be changed. Otherwise, an excellent day!

We had an amazing tour and saw so much of Paris! Much better than the bus tour we took the day before! I highly recommend, just be prepared for a lot of walking with a lot of steps. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and easy to understand too!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What to bring?

This tour is primarily a walking tour, so we recommend wearing comfortable shoes.

Is the Eiffel tower summit (top level) included on this tour?

Eiffel Tower second floor tickets are included in this tour. If you'd like to head to the coveted summit (with a stop at the second floor), check out our Eiffel Tower Summit Evening Tour .

What if I have concerns about my mobility on this tour?

If you have any doubts about your mobility, we suggest taking a Private Paris in a Day Tour so your needs can be better accommodated in terms of navigating attractions and the pace of the tour. Please note, Montmartre includes stairs and steep inclines, which may not be ideal for strollers or wheelchairs.

Can I use my Paris Museum Pass to get a discount on the Louvre tour?

We pre-book all of our reservations and tickets for the Louvre Museum in advance, so personal museum passes are not valid for entry or a discount.

How do we get around the city?

Your guided tour includes metro tickets to travel the longer distances between attractions. Other areas will be explored on foot, particularly Montmartre.

Will we enter Notre Dame?

Sadly, no. The cathedral is still undergoing extensive renovations following the 2019 fire, so no one is allowed inside yet. You'll be taken to it to see its progress up close though! And you can see it during your river cruise.

Do we enter the Eiffel Tower?

Yes, Eiffel Tower Tickets are included in this tour. Please note, entry times vary based on availability, meaning that the time of entry could be in the evening or the afternoon of the tour based on the day.

When can I take my Seine River Cruise?

Your tickets will be sent to you via email within 24 hours of your tour departure time. To redeem the boat tickets, please bring them to the Bateaux Parisiens boarding line. This is located below the Carousel at the Eiffel Tower, under the bridge to your right on the river. These tickets are valid for any date for boats between 10:30 am and 10:00 pm so you have lots of flexibility to enjoy this cruise during your time in Paris.

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Reading time: 0 min Published on 21 March 2024, updated on 30 April 2024

Votre séjour à Paris sera l'occasion de découvrir une capitale en perpétuelle effervescence. Ville Lumière, Paris est aussi un musée à ciel ouvert hors du commun dans lequel de nombreux sites culturels constituent des immanquables ! Pour vous aider dans votre choix de lieux et musées à ne pas manquer, découvrez le top 10 des sites parisiens incontournables, à voir absolument pendant votre séjour !

Your trip to Paris is a chance to get to know a capital in constant motion. City of Light, Paris is also an open-air museum with countless cultural sites that are well worth a visit!

To help you choose from the long list of unmissable monuments and museums, here are the top ten Parisian must-sees:

• The Eiffel Tower and Champ de Mars
• The Louvre Museum
• The Musée d’Orsay
• The Centre Pompidou
• The Palace of Versailles
• The Sacré-Coeur Basilica
• The Notre-Dame Cathedral
• The Arc de Triomphe
• The Quai Branly Museum
• The Grand Palais Galleries

Le Musée du Louvre, l'un des plus grands musées du monde

Idéalement situé au cœur de Paris, le long de la Seine, le musée du Louvre a pour écrin l’ancien palais des rois de France. Toutefois, depuis 1989, ce monument est aussi reconnaissable à la grande pyramide, qui a pris place dans sa cour principale, et qui constitue son entrée principale. À tel point que ce joyau de verre est devenu le symbole du Louvre lui-même. Mais au-delà de l’architecture de ce bâtiment, c’est bien aussi son incroyable collection d’œuvres d’art qui mérite le détour. En effet, ce musée universel expose, dans ses huit départements, plus de 30 000 œuvres traversant les siècles et les civilisations, et un nombre exceptionnel de chefs-d’œuvre mondialement connus (sculptures, peintures, objets d’art...). Pour n’en citer que quelques-uns : le Scribe accroupi, la Vénus de Milo, Les Captifs de Michel-Ange, La Joconde de Vinci, Les Noces de Cana de Véronèse, L’Astronome de Vermeer, La Liberté guidant le peuple de Delacroix... Musée du Louvre

Le Musée d’Orsay et sa riche collection d'art impressionniste

De l’autre côté de la Seine (côté rive gauche), quasiment en face du Louvre, se déploie ce musée qui prend place dans un bâtiment atypique : une ancienne gare parisienne d’une rare élégance, édifiée par le célèbre architecte Victor Laloux pour accueillir en plein cœur de Paris les visiteurs lors de l’exposition universelle de 1900. Quant à sa collection, elle se révèle tout aussi exceptionnelle. En effet, le musée d’Orsay dévoile la plus grande collection d’œuvres impressionnistes du monde, comptant de multiples chefs-d’œuvre datant de la 2NDE moitié du XIXe siècle au début du XXe. Vous pourrez notamment y admirer des œuvres incontournables de Gustave Courbet, d’Édouard Manet, de Degas, d’Auguste Renoir, de Vincent Van Gogh, de Claude Monet, d’Auguste Rodin… mais également une superbe collection d’arts décoratifs et de sculptures. Musée d’Orsay

Le Centre Pompidou et son architecture unique

Mondialement connu pour son architecture avant-gardiste, ce bâtiment, construit en plein cœur du quartier des Halles de Paris, ne laisse pas indifférent. D’autant que cette construction atypique offre à ses visiteurs d’incroyables vues sur les toits et les monuments de Paris, grâce à ses escaliers mécaniques recouverts de tubes de Plexiglas permettant de relier les 6 étages du musée. Car, en effet, ce monument abrite l’un des plus fascinants musées d’art moderne et contemporain d’Europe, comptant plus de 100 000 œuvres, datant des XXe et XXIe siècles. Les grands domaines artistiques de cette période y sont d’ailleurs représentés depuis le dessin jusqu’aux nouveaux médias, en passant par les arts plastiques, la photographie, l’architecture, le design ou encore le cinéma. La collection compte d’ailleurs une liste impressionnante d’artistes célèbres : Picasso, Matisse, Braque, Léger, Kandinsky, Delaunay, Giacometti, Dubuffet… De quoi découvrir ou redécouvrir les mouvements artistiques de l’art moderne (qu’il s’agisse du cubisme, du surréalisme ou des abstractions). Centre Pompidou

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Le Château de Versailles et ses jardins somptueux

Également incontournable à visiter lorsqu’on est sur la capitale, le château de Versailles permet de passer en revue tout un pan de l’Histoire de France, depuis Louis XIV jusqu’à Louis XVI. En effet, cet imposant bâtiment à l’architecture impressionnante a été pendant plus d’un siècle la résidence principale des rois de France. Pourquoi visiter ce château ? Pour admirer son joyau : la galerie des Glaces (longue de 7 mètres de longs et parée de près de 360 miroirs). Pour revivre le quotidien du roi et de la reine en admirant leurs appartements, mais aussi pour découvrir le domaine du Trianon (refuge de Marie-Antoinette). Ou encore pour savourer la beauté de ses jardins créés par Le Nôtre, que ce soit de jour comme de nuit, notamment à l’occasion du festival des Grandes Eaux Musicales ou des Grandes Eaux Nocturnes. Château de Versailles

La Basilique du Sacré-Cœur et sa vue panoramique sur la ville

Prenant place au sommet de la butte Montmartre, soit à plus de 130 mètres de hauteur, cet édifice religieux à l’architecture d’inspiration romane et byzantine accorde à ses visiteurs l’un des plus exceptionnels panoramas de Paris. Pour accéder au bâtiment, deux options s’offrent à vous : la montée des célèbres escaliers de la butte ou l’emprunt du funiculaire du quartier. Une fois à l’intérieur, plusieurs ouvrages d’exception attirent l’attention : l’une des plus grandes mosaïques du monde (de 475 m²), le son de la plus grande cloche de France, mais surtout son dôme dont l’accès extérieur (par 300 marches) délivre une splendide vue sur la ville. Profitez aussi de votre visite pour parcourir le quartier environnant : la célèbre place du Tertre et ses artistes, mais aussi le quartier des Abbesses aux ruelles si inspirantes. Basilique du Sacré-Cœur

La Cathédrale Notre-Dame, chef d’œuvre de l’architecture gothique

S’élevant fièrement sur l’île de la Cité, en plein cœur de Paris, depuis le XIIe siècle, Notre-Dame-de-Paris ne cesse d’émerveiller. En effet, même si le bâtiment a été fortement endommagé par l’incendie de 2019, et s’avère actuellement fermé au public, sa façade et ses tours ornées de dentelle de pierre, dans le plus pur style gothique, ainsi que ces splendides vitraux et rosaces ont résisté. Ce monument continue donc d’enchanter ses spectateurs par ses prouesses architecturales, comme il a inspiré Victor Hugo pour l’écriture de son chef-d’œuvre, Notre-Dame-de-Paris. En attendant sa réouverture prévue pour décembre 2024, les visiteurs peuvent profiter d’une exposition gratuite sur le parvis de la cathédrale, consacrée à la restauration du monument et mettant en valeur le savoir-faire des artisans sollicités, intitulée « Notre-Dame de Paris : Au cœur du chantier ». Notre-Dame-de-Paris

L'Arc de Triomphe, le plus grand arc du monde

Érigé à l’extrémité de « la plus belle avenue du monde », Les Champs-Élysées, ce monument a un fort pouvoir symbolique. En effet, la construction de ce monument, initiée Napoléon Ier, sous l’Empire, pour commémorer la victoire de la bataille d’Austerlitz, sert depuis à célébrer la grandeur de la France et à rendre hommage au courage des soldats français devant l’adversité. Hommage rendu plus vif par la présence de la tombe du Soldat inconnu installée sous cet arc depuis le 11 novembre 1920. Mais la visite de ce site culturel (et de son musée) n’a pas comme seul intérêt de rappeler des moments clé de l’Histoire de la France. En effet, la terrasse de cet édifice offre également aux touristes un superbe panorama sur le Paris haussmannien, notamment sur cet axe incroyable qui relie la Grande Arche de la Défense au nord-ouest à l’obélisque de la place de la Concorde et au musée du Louvre au centre de la capitale. Arc de Triomphe

Le Musée du Quai Branly dédié aux arts et civilisations non-occidentaux

Jouissant d’un emplacement de choix, à proximité de la tour Eiffel, ce musée séduit en tout premier lieu par son architecture (création de Jean Nouvel) qui accorde une place de choix à la nature, en plein cœur de Paris. Mais une fois franchies ses portes et sa fameuse rivière de mots, ce sont bien ses milliers d’œuvres d'Afrique, d'Asie, d'Océanie et des Amériques non occidentales qui happent le public. Cette incroyable collection emmène, en effet, les visiteurs dans un immense voyage à travers l’histoire, la culture, les religions des autres continents, de l’antiquité à nos jours. L’un des atouts majeurs du musée : ses nombreuses animations dédiées aux enfants et aux familles (visites contées, ateliers musicaux, artistiques…). Musée du Quai Branly

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Les Galeries du Grand Palais, qui ont révélé de grands artistes au public.

Doté d’une architecture d’une rare élégance, ce monument a été conçu à l’occasion de l’exposition universelle de 1900 et prend place à proximité immédiate des Champs-Élysées. Offrant une place de choix à l’acier et au verre, ce palais se reconnaît aisément à son immense coupole de verre évoquant une serre gigantesque. Ce site se décompose en 3 espaces : les Galeries nationales, la Nef et le palais de la Découverte. Que peut-on découvrir au sein de ces imposants volumes ? La Nef, présentant une longueur impressionnante de 240 mètres, accueille divers événementiels de rayonnement international. Le palais de la Découverte, quant à lui, est un musée consacré aux sciences, permettant aux enfants de découvrir des expositions éducatives et d’expérimenter. Enfin, les Galeries du Grand Palais, en tant que telles, accueillent des expositions consacrées à des artistes majeurs (Gauguin, Picasso, Rodin, Greco, Mucha, Man Ray…). Grand Palais

Recommandations et conseils : Pour savourer au mieux ces lieux d’exception parisiens, nous vous recommandons de programmer vos visites sur les horaires de basse affluence. Les sites internet de ces structures communiquent fréquemment sur les plages horaires quotidiennes à privilégier. De même, pour une ville touristique de l’importance de Paris, privilégiez dans la mesure du possible un séjour hors saison. Vous bénéficierez ainsi non seulement de tarifs plus attractifs, mais aussi de conditions optimales. Quant à votre mode de transport, nous vous conseillons d’emprunter les transports en commun ou le vélo sur Paris. Vous profiterez ainsi de déplacements plus fluides, moins onéreux et participerez à améliorer la qualité de l’air de la capitale. Excellent séjour parisien !

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13 rooftops à Paris, parfaits pour l'été 2024

Posted: 30 avril 2024 | Last updated: 30 avril 2024

Les 13 meilleurs rooftops de Paris

L'arrivée des beaux jours est forcément synonyme de terrasses , et quoi de mieux qu'un rooftop bar à Paris pour profiter pleinement des splendeurs de la ville. Vous avez envie d'admirer la tour Eiffel en sirotant un cocktail, ou de contempler le ciel en déjeunant près des oiseaux ? Nous avons établi notre top des rooftops parisiens, à travers les quartiers de la capitale, vous offrant un choix de vues diversifié, du Sacré Cœur à la cathédrale de Notre-Dame, en passant par l'Opéra Garnier. Nous avons également sélectionné de nouvelles adresses à découvrir. Voici notre classement des rooftops à Paris pour l'été 2024 .

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La Tour d'Argent (Ve arrondissement)

Parmi les nouveautés de l'été 2024, le rooftop de la Tour d'Argent occupe une place de choix. Le restaurant parisien mythique a en effet ouvert une terrasse en hauteur à son sommet, pour notre plus grand plaisir. De là-haut, on admire la Seine, l'île Saint-Louis et Notre-Dame, en dégustant un excellent verre de vin ou un cocktail. Il est aussi possible d'y tester la cuisine d'exception du chef Yannick Franques à travers de petites assiettes. Enfin, pour les amateurs de rooftop avec ambiance à Paris, le lieu organise des soirées Rock & Wine.

Ouvert dès à présent . Sur réservation. Cocktails à partir de 23 euros. Verres de vin à partir de 18 euros. Petites assiettes à partir de 22 euros.

15, Quai de La Tournelle, 75005 Paris.

Le Pilgrim (Ve arrondissement)

Voici certainement le plus beau rooftop de Paris. Perché en plein Quartier Latin, le toit de l' hôtel Pilgrim (lui aussi nouveau) offre une vue exceptionnelle sur le Panthéon, l'Institut du Monde Arabe et autres merveilles de la Rive gauche. L'atmosphère est décontractée et il est possible de privatiser le rooftop pour une soirée entre amis.

Ouverture prévue en mai. Sur réservation. Tarifs non communiqués.

11, rue de Poissy, 75005 Paris.

Le Brach (XVIe arrondissement)

Au Brach, on quitte la ville le temps de quelques heures pour s'enivrer de l'air de campagne qui flotte sur son bar toit-terrasse à Paris XVI. On y trouve un jardin urbain doté d'un poulailler et d'un potager, ainsi qu'un bain norvégien. Le panorama sur Paris est à couper le souffle, avec une vue privilégiée sur la tour Eiffel. Les cocktails sont élaborés avec soin par un mixologiste.

Ouverture prochaine. Fermeture du 13 juillet au 25 août. Sur réservation. Cocktails : 25 euros. Verres de vin à partir de 15 euros.

1-7, rue Jean Richepin, 75116 Paris.

Villa M (XVe arrondissement)

Situé au cœur du XV e arrondissement, l'hôtel Villa M propose un rooftop bar et restaurant où déjeuner, dîner ou prendre un verre avec une incroyable vue sur la tour Eiffel, la tour Montparnasse et le dôme des Invalides. Le tout, dans un bain de verdure, entouré d'arbres fruitiers et de plantes aromatiques. « Un cocon de nature au design oxygénant » , revendiquent les propriétaires.

Ouvert dès à présent . Sur réservation. Cocktails : 18 euros. Verres de vin à partir de 15 euros. Plats à partir de 16 euros.

24-30, bd Pasteur, 75015 Paris.

Dar Mima (Ve arrondissement)

Depuis l'été dernier, l'Institut du Monde Arabe abrite le restaurant déco Dar Mima, d'inspiration méditerranéenne. Géré par Paris Society, signé par Laura Gonzalez, il offre un superbe rooftop au design aussi sophistiqué qu'à l'intérieur. Tissus à motifs, mobilier en rotin, parasols invitant à la détente… Le lieu est parfait pour un déjeuner, un dîner ou un verre sous le signe de l'Orient.

Ouvert dès à présent . Sur réservation. Menu déjeuner à partir de 35 euros. Au dîner, plats à partir de 19 euros.

Institut du Monde Arabe, 1, rue des Fossés Saint-Bernard, 75005 Paris.

Maggie Rooftop (IXe arrondissement)

Au Maggie — rooftop bar de l'Hôtel Rochechouart à Pigalle , on trouve l'une des vues les plus imprenables sur le Sacré Cœur. Le bar revendique aussi une ambiance champêtre avec son min-jardin de plantes aromatiques : thym, hibiscus, lavande… Ce rooftop est idéal pour prendre l'apéritif au calme.

Ouvert dès à présent . Sans réservation. Cocktails à partir de 16 euros. Verres de vin à partir de 11 euros. Tapas à partir de 12 euros.

55, boulevard de Rochechouart, 75009.

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TOO TacTac Bar (XIIIe arrondissement)

Voici le plus haut rooftop de Paris, juché sur l'une des deux tours Duo de Jean Nouvel, à proximité de la BnF. 200 mètres carrés de terrasse à 122 mètres du sol : l'expérience promet d'être inoubliable, d'autant que le bar propose des DJ sets en soirée, des tea times ou des brunchs tous les dimanches. Tenue correcte exigée.

Ouvert dès à présent . Réservation conseillée. Cocktails à partir de 17 euros. Plats à partir de 12 euros. Brunch : 55 euros. Tea time : à partir de 10 euros.

TOO Hôtel, 65, rue Bruneseau, 75013 Paris.

Hôtel Dame des Arts (VIe arrondissement)

Le rooftop de l'hôtel Dame des Arts promet vue à 360 degrés sur Paris, s'étendant des Invalides au Sacré-Cœur, de la tour Eiffel à Notre-Dame. Les cocktails et les produits de première qualité proviennent des meilleures adresses de la Rive gauche (Maison Vérot, Aitana, Liberté). Le rendez-vous idéal pour l'aperitivo, suivi (ou non) d'un dîner en apesanteur. Dress code : casual chic.

Ouverture prochaine . Sur réservation. Cocktails à partir de 16 euros. Verres de vin à partir de 15 euros. Tapas à partir de 15 euros.

4, rue Danton, 75006, Paris.

Le Rooftop Molitor (XVIe arrondissement)

Le Molitor est assurément l'une des meilleures terrasses rooftop de Paris. En effet, elle est située au-dessus de la piscine extérieure la plus spectaculaire de la capitale. Le lieu promet « une expérience gastronomique qui capture l'esprit de l'été à Paris : léger, vivant et plein de joie », où déjeuner, dîner ou prendre un verre après un plongeon.

Ouverture le 10 mai. Restaurant sur réservation, solarium sans réservation. Prix non communiqués.

4, rue Nungesser et Coli, 75016 Paris.

Sequoia, Kimpton Saint-Honoré (IIe arrondissement)

Depuis plusieurs années, le Sequoia est toujours la garantie d'un très bon rooftop à Paris. Des banquettes et des lanternes Art déco ornent un vaste espace de 80 places où l'on peut savourer des plateaux de tapas ingénieusement concoctés et des cocktails fraîchement préparés.

Ouverture prochaine. Sur réservation, minimum 40 euros par personne.

25-27, boulevard des Capucines, 75002 Paris.

Perruche (IXe arrondissement)

Le somptueux rooftop du Printemps de l’Homme abrite Perruche, une table prisée qui se distingue par son décor élégant conçu par le duo d’architectes d’intérieur Toro & Liautard, où le marbre, le bois clair et la terre cuite s'harmonisent avec grâce. Une véritable oasis de nature offrant un répit bienvenu de l'agitation urbaine, le temps d'un repas de qualité. Une des plus belles terrasses avec vue à Paris .

Ouverture le 1 er mai. Sur réservation. Cocktails à partir de 15 euros. Tapas à partir de 17 euros. Plats à partir de 29 euros.

Printemps De L'Homme, 2, rue du Havre 9ème étage, 75009 Paris.

ROOF (Ier arrondissement)

Pour un café sur un rooftop à Paris, misez sur le ROOF, l'immense toit-terrasse du Madame Rêve. On peut y manger japonais, y boire un bon cocktail ou s'installer sur un transat, avec une vue impressionnante sur l'église Saint-Eustache adjacente. Le rooftop de l'été par excellence.

Ouvert dès à présent. Sur réservation. Cocktails à partir de 19 euros. Verres de vin à partir de 13 euros. Tapas nippones à partir de 7 euros. Soirée privée avec dîner : 80 euros par personne.

Madame Rêve, 48, rue du Louvre, 75001 Paris.

Bar sur le Toit (IXe arrondissement)

Le Bar sur le Toit est le rooftop de La Fantaisie , un des derniers hôtels réalisés par Martin Brudnizki. Dans un décor élégant et fleuri, on déguste des cocktails colorés d'inspiration californienne et de savoureuses assiettes à partager — l'ensemble signé par la cheffe franco-américaine étoilée Dominique Crenn.

Ouvert dès à présent. Sans réservation. Cocktails à partir de 19 euros. Verres de vin à partir de 12 euros.

24, rue Cadet, 75009 Paris.

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