The Eiffel Tower and the Invalides
The tower from below and above, the gilded dome, and the terrace that frames it all.
- 1 day
- 6 stops

Day 1
Starts from Invalides · 8h 45m at the sights, 1h travelling · 5.0 km
Areas: 7th arrondissement, Champ-de-Mars, 16th arrondissement
- Rue Cler — A short market street near the Invalides, cobbled and pedestrian (45m)
- Les Invalides — The gilded dome over Napoleon's tomb, and the army museum beneath (2h)
- Musée du Quai Branly - Jacques Chirac — Art of Africa, Asia, Oceania and the Americas behind a living wall (2h)
- Eiffel Tower — Gustave Eiffel's 330-metre iron tower, the one unmistakable thing on the skyline (2h)
- Place du Trocadéro — The terrace that frames the Eiffel Tower across the river (30m)
- Palais de Tokyo — Raw concrete halls given over to contemporary art, open late (1h 30m)