Paris: Eiffel Tower Dinner + River Cruise + Moulin Rouge Show with Transport

Additional Information & Description

Dinner at the Eiffel Tower and a cruise past illuminated Seine landmarks give this six-hour Paris evening two distinct perspectives on the city. Begin above the streets, then take to the river before the evening moves to its final stop.

Dine at Madame Brasserie

The evening starts at Madame Brasserie on the Eiffel Tower’s first floor, where a classic French meal comes with views over Paris. Dinner and access to this level are included, making the restaurant visit part of the evening rather than a separate reservation. Your tower access is limited to the first floor; the second and third floors are not included. The focus here is the meal and its setting, rather than an ascent to the upper observation levels.

Follow the Seine through Paris

Next comes a one-hour river cruise aboard a glass-topped boat. Along the route, look out for the Louvre, Notre-Dame, the Conciergerie and the Musée d’Orsay, illuminated after dark. These named landmarks give the river journey its substance: the cruise brings several major Paris sights into the same stretch of the evening, viewed from the water rather than on a walking route.

Watch Féerie at the Moulin Rouge

The evening continues in Montmartre with admission to Féerie at the Moulin Rouge. Music, dancing and costumes fill the show, including the famous French cancan. Champagne accompanies this part of the night, with either a glass or a half-bottle included according to the option selected. This is the evening’s stage performance, following the restaurant and river portions with a different pace and setting.

Arrival, tickets and the journey back

Arrive at Place de Sydney 20 minutes before the scheduled start. Tickets are delivered instantly and can be presented on a smartphone. A tour escort is included, as is drop-off in central Paris after the show. That return stop may be near your hotel or at an accessible location from which you can take a taxi onward. Hotel pickup and hotel drop-off are not included, so the central Paris return should not be treated as a door-to-door hotel transfer.