Top Paris Arena Tours

Get your fashion fix in Paris with a private, 2-hour tour of the city’s most prestigious retail and design districts. Learn about the history of Parisian fashion and the hottest current brands and collections from a private guide with professional industry experience. Stroll along fashionable Rue Saint-Honoré, admire handcrafted jewelry, and see where local trendsetters shop, from vintage boutiques to design flagships.

The Eiffel Tower is the most visited attraction in the world having an entrance ticket. Built for the Paris World Exhibition in 1889, it has gone on to become one of the most widely recognized landmarks in the world, and features on almost every traveler's bucket list. Save time with a pre-booked, ticket to the second level or the Summit (Top) of the Eiffel Tower via lift. Explore the tower at your leisure and take in views of some of the most well-known Parisian landmarks, including the Arc de Triomphe and the expansive Haussmann boulevards, among others. ✔ Pre-booked Eiffel tower ticket. ✔ Lift access. ✔ Skip the general ticket-buying line ✔ 2nd floor or the Summit access (depending on selected option) Take the lift to take advantage of not going through 500 steps and enjoy the awesome view from the Eiffel tower! Spend as much time as you like exploring the tower and admire panoramic views of the city of Paris from its highest point.

The Eiffel Tower was built in 1889 as the entrance arch for the World’s Fair. It was designed by Gustave Eiffel, and at the time, it was the tallest man-made structure in the world.In the biggening Eiffel Tower stairs were built to be used as an emergency exit, but nowadays, they’re open to the visitors and a popular way to climb the tower up to the 2nd level/floor. Spend as much time as you like exploring the tower and admire panoramic views of the city of Paris from its highest point.

A marble imperial staircase to a Grand Foyer, make like the aristocratic guests of yesteryear and explore Opéra Garnier at your own leisure! Charles Garnier designed the opera house for Emperor Napoleon III, but construction was held up by unusually high groundwater levels. As a solution, a series of cisterns were built to redistribute the water. This gave way to speculations of an eerie subterranean lake under Opéra Garnier. Tourists aren't allowed into the waterways of the Phantom's lair, but considering how it turned out in Leroux's novel, maybe that's for the best. Opéra Garnier (or Palais Garnier) is a Parisian icon. For locals, this opulent opera and ballet house is as much a part of the cultural fabric of the city as Notre Dame, the Louvre, or the Eiffel Tower. To everyone else, it's the setting for The Phantom of the Opera. Perhaps the most beautiful opera house in the world, Opéra Garnier is full of history. Take a self-guided tour of the home of the music

Explore Paris at your own pace with one digital pass. The Paris Explorer Pass saves you up to 50%* compared to buying separate attraction tickets. Choose 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 activities from a list of 45+: take a Bateaux Parisiens river cruise, hop-on hop-off around the city on a bus tour, go up Montparnasse Tower for a birds-eye view of the city, or climb the Eiffel Tower on a guided tour - the choice is yours! Your pass is fully digital and accessible on your mobile device, with the free Go City app. Each pass comes with a digital guide to help you plan your itinerary and place reservations in advance where needed. Visiting your first attraction activates your pass, after that you'll have 60 days for the remaining attraction choices. The Explorer Pass includes: - Digital pass valid for your choice of 3 to 7 attractions - Go City app with attraction and reservations information - Valid for 2 years until first use *Savings based on sample itineraries on the Go City website.