Priority Access: Eiffel Tower & Sainte Chapelle Combo

• Skip the long waiting lines at the Eiffel and make the most of your time in Paris with these skip the line tickets that give you access to all the levels of the Eiffel Tower including the summit!
• Accompanied by a host, you will be escorted till the 2nd level and are then free to explore the Tower by yourself.
• The Sainte Chapelle tickets guarantee you priority entry to this shrine of Christian relics.
• Sainte Chapelle tickets are valid throughout the day and can be used anytime during its opening hours.

This combo ticket highlights the two well-known architectural marvels of Paris. The Eiffel Tower and Sainte Chapelle are representative of love and Christianity respectively. A day delving deep into Parisian and Catholic history awaits you. This combo is the super deal you’ve been looking for.

The Eiffel Tower represents French history and culture unlike any other monument. With over 7 million visitors thronging the Tower annually, the monument continues to grow in stature. The Tower also offers stunning views of Paris. The 2nd level observation deck is at the perfect height to help you identify neighboring districts of Montmartre, Champs Elysees, and others with your naked eyes. A visit to the summit of the Eiffel gives you access to the highest viewpoint in Paris. You are bound to be greeted by strong winds and at times, you can feel the Eiffel shake slightly.

The Sainte Chapelle was commissioned to be built in the 13th century. Its primary purpose was to house important Christian relics, namely, Christ’s Crown of Thorns. The Chapel was built in 7 years flat, and boasts a Gothic architecture. It’s glass walls and ceilings are adorned by paintings that tell the story of the world. You are bound to be awestruck by this architectural marvel and the history it holds within. Watching the light stream through the 15m high windows onto the chapel floor makes for a unique experience and is not to be missed!

Upon confirmation of your booking, you will receive two separate vouchers. One each for the Eiffel Tower and Sainte Chapelle. Each of these will contain detailed information regarding redemption details and timings. The Eiffel Tower is the only timed experience of this combo and will require you to be there at the exact given time. The Sainte Chapelle tickets are valid for the entire day and can be redeemed per your convenience

Eiffel Tower 2nd Level Tickets

Meet your tour representative at the Souvenir Shop – 33 Avenue de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris. Your host will be wearing a blue jacket/red shirt with the Paris Tour Guide logo. Following a routine security check, you will be guided to the famous Eiffel elevators that will take you straight to the 2nd level observation deck.

From here, you can enjoy views of neighboring Parisian attractions such as the Seine River, Montmartre district, Notre Dame, Champs Elysees and others. If you are in the mood for some thrills and frills, we’d suggest you to take the stairs down to the 1st level. This is the largest level on the tower and has a see through floor in place. The feeling of walking on this transparent floor is unique and is bound to give you the chills.

Once you’re done enjoying the views and have had your Eiffel fix for the day, you may take the elevators back down. Fair warning, these can have long queues and your tickets don't give you priority entry on the way out. If you wish to bypass these long lines, we’d suggest you take the stairs down.

Sainte Chapelle Priority Entry Tickets

Following a routine security check, head straight to the ticket holders line and show your tickets on mobile(or printout) to gain priority entry. Once you’re in, you will be greeted by the towering ceilings, colored glass windows, and the ceremonial staircase. The Chapelle houses Christ’s Crown of Thorns among other Christian relics. The Chapel has gone on to be recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The windows are adorned with paintings that represent the story of the world via the old and new testaments. This chapel was home to Kings of France until the 14th century, and you can feel the royalty/grandeur of it as you walk around. The sight of light streaming through the tall windows on the chapel floor is something to behold!