Champs-Élysées & Étoile

Ascend to the Arc de Triomphe rooftop for panoramic views of Paris city. Getting started Arrive at the centrally located Place Charles-de-Gaulle and present your e-ticket (mobile or print) at the main entrance. After a quick security check, begin your self-guided or optional guided visit, ready to climb 284 stairs to the terrace. What to expect Arc de Triomphe Standing at the heart of Paris since 1836, the Arc de Triomphe is a Neoclassical landmark commemorating French military history and national pride. Features Rooftop terrace: Enjoy sweeping views over Paris, including the Champs-Élysées and city skyline from nearly 50 meters above ground. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier: Visit this solemn memorial, where the eternal flame is rekindled daily at 6:30 PM in honor of World War I soldiers. Informative exhibitions: Learn about the monument’s symbolism and history through on-site displays. Note: The elevator is reserved for disabled visitors; all others will climb stairs. The Arc de Triomphe is closed on select holidays and Wednesdays from June to September.

Experience the legendary Crazy Horse Paris cabaret with a 90-minute live show, featuring bold choreography and dazzling lighting effects. Getting started Arrive at the iconic Crazy Horse Paris venue, located near the Eiffel Tower and Champs Elysées. Present your ticket at the entrance for validation and proceed through a brief security check before being shown to your seat. What to expect Crazy Horse Paris Founded in 1951, Crazy Horse Paris is celebrated for its artistic focus on femininity and sensuality, making it a cornerstone of Parisian nightlife. The venue’s signature style blends classically trained dancers, creative choreography, and innovative lighting to create a uniquely Parisian cabaret experience. Features "Totally Crazy" Show: Step into the intoxicating world of Le Crazy Horse de Paris with your Crazy Horse Show tickets. Begin your evening with a captivating performance by the internationally renowned Burlesque artist, George Bangable, setting the stage 30 minutes before the main show. Following this, prepare to be spellbound by 'Totally Crazy', a show that brings together the most iconic acts from the past 70 years of Crazy Horse cabaret, lauding feminism in all its forms. Upgrades Upgrade your tickets to include 2 glasses or half a bottle of champagne, and add a tasting of delicious macarons to treat yourself to an evening of elegance and sophistication that Crazy Horse is world-famous for.

Getting started Begin your visit at the Orangerie Museum, nestled within the picturesque Tuileries Garden in central Paris. After a brief security check at the entrance, step into the museum dedicated to some of France’s most beloved artistic treasures. What to expect Enjoy a self-paced exploration of Claude Monet’s monumental Water Lilies and other Impressionist paintings. Designed to be viewed in natural light, these works offer a meditative experience few museums can match. Features Monet’s immersive vision: Head to Level 0 to experience the eight Water Lilies murals installed in oval rooms. Conceived by Monet in 1909, the Nymphéas Room is known as a “room for peaceful meditation amidst a flowering aquarium,” reminiscent of the artist’s vision of nature and reflection. Masterpieces beyond Monet: Continue your journey through the museum’s permanent collection, featuring works by leading artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries: Gabrielle and Jean by Pierre-Auguste Renoir – a tender portrait capturing the warmth of domestic life. The Young Apprentice by Amedeo Modigliani – a striking portrait with the artist’s signature melancholy and style. Pommes et Biscuits by Paul Cézanne – a masterful still life that redefined modern composition. Rotating exhibitions: The Orangerie also hosts temporary exhibitions showcasing modern and contemporary works in dialogue with its permanent collection, offering fresh perspectives on classic and contemporary art. A peaceful cultural retreat: Set apart from the city’s usual hustle, the Orangerie Museum offers a relaxed atmosphere perfect for unwinding and reflecting. After your visit, enjoy a leisurely walk through the Tuileries Garden or stop for a break at the museum’s café.

Operator: Bateaux-Mouches

Pink route Hop on and off at one of the 9 stops along the Seine River. Catch glimpses of incredible spots like the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame. The boats are scheduled approximately every 15 mins. Schedule From Nov 2, 2025 to Mar 31, 2026 Mon-Thur: 10am-5pm Fri-Sun: 10am-7pm Please click here for a detailed route map and boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

Magical views of Paris under the starry-lit sky After the sun sets, make your way to the Port de la Bourdonnais, located at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, and embark on a magical 1-hour nighttime cruise along the Seine River. The boats proceed east on the Seine, heading in the direction of Notre Dame Cathedral. This section travels by well-known locations including the Musée d'Orsay and the Louvre Museum, both of which have stunning nighttime illumination. Boats may slow down further along to admire the golden flame of the Statue of Liberty replica on Île aux Cygnes and the shimmering Pont Alexandre III bridge. You will then make a 180-degree circle at Notre Dame Cathedral on Île de la Cité island before returning west to the Eiffel Tower. The elaborate Hôtel de Ville, the famed Conciergerie, and the Île Saint-Louis island, known for its 17th-century architecture, are a few more of the most famous landmarks in Paris that are visible. Sit back and relax Your flexible ticket allows you to board the cruise anytime you’d like within operating hours - meaning you don’t have to worry about any logistics! As you cruise down this UNESCO-listed Paris river, enjoy exhilarating moonlit views from the boat’s terrace and exterior passageways and learn about the city with live commentary via your complimentary audio guide.