An original egg hunt on the Eiffel Tower for Easter 2025

For the Easter weekend, the Eiffel Tower invites young and old alike to a cultural and gourmet experience. An unusual and artistic egg hunt is set up in the heights of the 1st floor, between the sky and the Seine, as a tribute to Paris, its festivities, its quays and its fine weather.

For four days, from 9 a.m. to 11.30 p.m. (Tower store opening hours), you'll be able to admire twelve emblematic paintings installed in the accessible areas of the 1st floor. These works, all inspired by the capital and the Eiffel Tower, are organized around three evocative themes: Les Beaux Jours Parisiens, Paris en Fête and Balade sur les Quais de Seine. But beware, the eye must be sharpened: in each canvas, 1 or 2 Easter eggs are subtly hidden, waiting to be discovered. A veritable visual quest through springtime colors and light effects awaits you. Tip: keep your eyes peeled and explore every nook and cranny to make sure you don't miss a single egg!

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The experience takes on the feel of an investigation game for children, who will have to pay close attention to find all the hidden eggs. The principle is simple: find all the eggs and guess the total number. Once you've completed your mission, head back down to the Eiffel Tower forecourt and visit one of the official boutiques to announce your total. A gourmet reward awaits you in exchange for your perspicacity! As you'd expect, there's a chocolate surprise in store.

And while you're at it, enjoy the entertainment on the second floor of Paris's most emblematic monument. This level features :

• A panoramic view of Paris from the glassed-in walkways;
• Historical relics linked to the tower's construction;
• A museum area to learn more about the history of the Eiffel Tower;
• A choice of dining options: a break in the bistro, lunch at Madame Brasserie or a snack on the terrace;
• Immersive experiences, some free via smartphone, others with a charge, such as the Tour Eiffel Effect at Pavillon Ferrié.

The Eiffel Tower, open every day from 9.30am to 12.45am during school vacations, is more than ever a place to live and discover.

An artistic stroll, a unique panorama and the pleasure of chocolate, this egg hunt at the Eiffel Tower offers a gentle blend of heritage, fun and urban poetry. A great way to celebrate spring in Paris. Please note that while the event is free of charge, access to the monument is subject to the usual admission charges.