Paris: Eiffel Tower & Pont Alexandre III Segway Tour 90 Min

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Twelve Paris monuments on a Segway in the time it takes to drink coffee

You ride a Segway past the Eiffel Tower, Pont Alexandre III, and ten other Paris landmarks in 90 minutes, with a guide explaining each stop and a ten-minute training session before you start. The helmet and protective gear are included, and the small group size means you're not fighting crowds at photo stops. It's built for travelers who want the main sights quickly without arranging their own transport or spending hours on foot.

1h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Segway tour of Paris landmarks

Photo stop at Eiffel Tower
Visit Lavirotte building
See Orthodox church and Liberty Flame
View 1900 worldfair monument at Petit Palais
View 1900 worldfair monument at Grand Palais
Explore Pont Alexandre III bridge

The Experience

The Eiffel Tower rises in front of you before you've finished your training session. That's the pace of this Segway tour through Paris—you're moving almost immediately, and the guide is already pointing out the iron lattice work, the way the light hits it differently depending on where you stand. The route covers 5 kilometers and 12 stops in 90 minutes, which sounds rushed until you realize the point isn't to linger; it's to see. You get a picture stop at the tower, then you're gliding toward the Lavirotte Building with its Art Nouveau curves, the Orthodox church near Pont de l'Alma, the Liberty Flame memorial.

The Segway itself takes about ten minutes to learn—the guide walks you through balance and steering before you join the group, so you're not fumbling with it once the tour starts. Everyone gets a helmet, and if you need gloves or a windbreaker, those are included too. There's a small front bag on the Segway for your phone and jacket, so you're not holding things while you ride. The guide narrates as you move, describing the 1900 World's Fair monuments—the Grand Palais and Petit Palais—and the ornate Pont Alexandre III, which is the kind of bridge that makes you understand why people come to Paris in the first place.

This works if your time in the city is tight and you want to see the main sights without arranging separate transport or spending the afternoon on foot. You're not stopping for long at any one place, but you're also not missing them. The route sticks to the Seine and the central monuments, so it's manageable even if you've never ridden a Segway before. Groups stay small, and the pace is steady enough that you can actually absorb what you're seeing instead of just rushing past.

What’s included

Your 90-minute tour includes a ten-minute Segway training session, a helmet and protective gear (gloves, raincoat, windbreaker, fleece jacket), a guide who narrates at each of the 12 stops, and a front bag on the Segway for your belongings. Photo stops are built into the route at major landmarks.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

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Is this one for you?Choose this if you want to see Paris's main monuments in a single afternoon without renting a car or spending hours walking—the Segway covers the distance and the guide handles the route, leaving you to focus on the sights.