Night Tour of Paris

Night Tour of Paris

The tour meets in front of the Luxor Obelisk, in Place de la Concorde, to embark on two hours through Paris as it was meant to be seen: illuminated by night.  As stunning as they are during the day, the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Trocadero and the other must-see sites are only more amazing when they are lit up at night. 

The Eiffel Tower has 20,000 light bulbs and 336 projectors, using 120 kilowatts of power to highlight the metal latticework by night. You can see it in the distance from the Palace of the National Assembly, where the lights reflect from the water just as they do from the palaces neoclassical columns: and this tour will paint in a different light (literally) all the principal sights of the world's most romantic city.

Fun Fact

Taking a picture of the Eiffel Tower at night is technically illegal - if you use it for commercial purposes. European Union copyright law states that an artistic work (a photo, video, song, or indeed, building) is protected during the lifetime of its creator, plus another 70 years. The lights were only installed in the tower in 1985, so it's going to be some years before you can make any money from that snap!

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