Tour Eiffel Station

The icon of Paris is the landmark that symbolizes French culture around the world. Originally considered an eyesore, it won the people's hearts as soon as it opened. Towering over the city at 984 feet (324 meters), it has been an inspiration for tourists and Parisians ever since.

The perfect perch for viewing the Eiffel Tower and taking pictures. Across from Pont de Iéna, the curved wings of the Palais de Chaillot wrap around the gardens and landscaped terraces that gently lead down to the Eiffel Tower and the Champ de Mars.

The Paris Aquarium is the world's first aquarium and the inspiration behind Jules Verne's famous novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. Explore the 37,700 sq ft (3,500 m2) space under the city to see over 500 species of marine life, including a huge shark tank.

This is one of the busiest commercial streets in the super chic 16th arrondissement of Paris. Well worth a visit is Passy Plaza, a shopping arcade boasting 26 well-known brands.

A fine food shop selling sweet and savory goods, grand cru wines, olive oil, foie gras and high-end delicacies. La grande épicerie de Paris has a handpicked selection of the best products from France and around the world.

Located on the second level of the Eiffel Tower, the Jules Verne is like stepping into another world, where the culinary arts meet the decorative arts like nowhere else. High gastronomy is the guest of honor at this hot spot for refined taste and French hospitality.

A new Brasserie cuisine

Located on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower, come and live a unique moment and discover the menu of the chef Thierry Marx, while enjoying an exceptional view of Paris.

If you want to keep boating along the Seine, why not take a ride with Bateaux Parisiens? Have lunch or dinner on board on the Bistro, or enjoy a guided tour on the river and discover more of Paris’s hidden gems.