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Enjoy Touring Kyoto with a Knowledgeable Guide!

Explore the wonderful area of Kyoto: See the must-see spots and discover the hidden gems with the help of a friendly local.

Kyoto is commonly known as the prime location for traditional experiences, historical sites, and cultural depth. Long in the past, it preceded Tokyo as the capital of Japan. With these tours you'll be able to do things like exploring ancient shrines and temples, sample local delicacies and street food at Nishiki market, stroll along the Kamogawa River, or hike up Mt. Kifune. Wherever you go, you'll be immersed in history and authenticity.

Best Tours in Kyoto

Discover the top tours in Kyoto with Japan Wonder Travel to make your trip an unforgettable experience.

🌟 Kyoto Maiko & Geisha Performance and Cultural Walking Tour in Gion

There are many icons that symbolize Japan inherently, and of those are Geisha, or Geiko as they're known in Kyoto. Take a trip to Gion and stroll through its traditional streets and see a Geiko & Maiko performance, all with the help of a local guide.

This small-group tour is the perfect gateway to experiencing part of Japan's ancient heritage in depth. Not only will you witness a graceful performance, but you'll also learn about Geiko and their diligent lifestyle and transition from Maiko (apprentice Geiko) as well as the overall history of the practice and area. the first half of the experience will be walking through the streets of Gion while your guide explains significant information about the area and the Geiko practice, and the second half will be held in a private house where you'll be welcomed by Maiko and Geiko with a light refreshment and incredible performance.

🍡🍶 Kyoto Food and Drink Tours

We all know that street food can be some of the best out there, and usually for a steal! Nishiki Market is a great place to try Kyoto's local street food and drinks. This tour not only takes you through this bustling area, but also through the historic Geisha district of Gion, Pontocho Alley, and the relaxing Kamogawa river. This is a fun, tasty, and informative experience through the heart of Kyoto.

🍵🌸Japanese Tea Ceremony in a Traditional Townhouse

Participating in a Japanese tea ceremony is a beautiful way to experience Japanese culture. A tea master will teach you the basics of the tea ceremony and explain the history and cultural background throughout this experience. You will prepare matcha green tea taught by a tea master and enjoy Japanese sweets together at a traditional townhouse, you can get the authentic experience here!

💭✅ Kyoto Private Highlights Tours

Do Kyoto the way you want with this customizable tour! Hit all the spots you want with the added bonus of questions answered any time you want and peace of mind. Let the professional guide make any hassle disappear and teach you about all the incredible surroundings! It's worth noting that Kyoto is indeed popular, amassing 85 million visitors- having a guide will certainly make this much more navigable.

Personalized Tours

For those of you who have a decent idea of the spots they want to see, or simply want a cushy tour just for them, then let us construct the perfect tour for you! Let us know what you want and we will get it organized and planned out for you, no problem! A fun, friendly, helpful guide will be there every step of the way to answer questions, help you navigate, and most importantly, ensure you'll have lasting memories.

Tours Ready to Go

These tours are ready to go, no need to do anything other than apply and enjoy! we have a great selection of fun and interesting activities and experiences, there's no doubt that there will be one perfect for you or your group.

⛰️ Kurama & Kibune Private Trekking Tour in the Sacred Forest

If you're a fan of hiking, you have to check out our Mt. Kurama experience. This sacred mountain north of Kyoto is known for its spiritual significance and is dotted with several shrines and temples. An old, spiritual energy from centuries of worship seems to emanate from the mountain, creating a serene experience. Once summited, we will head back down and to the town of Kibune, known for its riverside restaurants- which of course we will indulge in. After that, we'll head to the Shrine of Love to happily conclude the tour.

🦌 Kyoto Day Trip Tours 🍃

Kyoto is filled with things to do, without a doubt! If you've set up camp there, then you may want to consider these other customizable day trips easily done from Kyoto!

Nara is, as you may know, the place with the deer. This surreal experience is one you absolutely cannot miss! Everyone in Japan seems to be polite, even the animals! These deer will actually bow to you for a snack. That is not Nara's only strong point: the massive Todaiji temple speaks for itself, but what may be lesser known about Nara is its incredible history- stemming back to the first official capital of Japan, not to mention all the other great spots and historical facts.

You can't possibly be in the Kansai region without visiting Japan's 2nd biggest city: Osaka ! With a similarly bustling city vibe like Tokyo complete with great nightlife, chopping, and the nation's best food, Osaka is a mecca you can't pass up. Be sure to inquire about the coolest things to do, surely one day won't be enough.

Hiroshima is a very significant city in Japan due to its history in WWII. there are 2 UNESCO World Heritage sites here, one being the famous Genbaku Dome, the building still standing after devastation, and the other is Miyajima where you can see a beautiful floating torii in the sea. Hiroshima is not only a symbol of Japan's history, but it's also an impressive feat of reconstruction and thus a remarkably modern city. Hiroshima boasts a wide variety of experiences, you'll be impressed and moved by each.

When you hear Kobe , you might automatically think of basketball or beef. If you don't, then you should know that Kobe is famous for its Wagyu (Japanese beef)! so many words can be used to describe this incredible delicacy, so we leave it to you to choose them. While Kobe boasts arguably the best beef in the world, it's also full of other food to eat, places to go, and sights to see.

⛩️ Why you should join our tours in Kyoto

Exploring Kyoto is more daunting of an adventure than you might imagine! While the city itself is well prepared to accommodate foreign guests, that doesn't mean every spot, every location, and certainly every person you might meet maintains the same level of English. And, it's important to note that it's hard to access any places that might be off the tourist path without someone to interpret, let alone understand the meaning and importance of your surroundings. Kyoto also seems to attract considerably massive crowds, having a leader to get you through is a great relief. You'll undoubtedly be able to add value to every destination, meal, or other experience. By having guidance, interpretation, and a genuine helpful attitude of a local, we are sure that you'll be left with lasting memories of in depth experiences here in Tokyo.

We at Japan Wonder Travel are a team of passionate, seasoned travelers who love to explore and help guests discover meaningful experiences. With our expertise combined with our excitement, it's easy to assure your Tokyo adventure will be nothing short of remarkable.

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Official eiffel tower tour guide for your mobile.

The Eiffel Tower mobile guide provides you with all the information you need to make the most of your visit to the Eiffel Tower. In it, you will discover all the services available: restaurants, refreshments, shops, restrooms, etc. A multidimensional map will allow you to orient yourselft to the floors and gardens, without missing any of the cultural and historical information about the Tower.

History and Culture

How tall is the Eiffel Tower? When was it build? Did they really intend to demolish it? Since when has the tower been illuminated? Where is Gustave Eiffel's office located? Must see sites on each floor: the square, gardens, 1st floor, 2nd floor, the summit. The Eiffel Tower, a world icon, has also been a source of inspiration for many artists. During your visit, we will introduce you to some of these works of art.

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So, you think you know the Tower? But do you know how long it took to build it? Discover all the important statistics about the Tower during your visit.

A magnificent view

Incredibly majestic, the Eiffel Tower dominates Paris. It offers a magnificent view of the entire city. Revealing, on you climb up, an infinite number of perspectives. The panorama on the 2nd floor is exceptional, revealing details of the closest monuments and the intermingling of streets and avenues designed by Baron Haussmann. From the summit, the view is breathtaking: with your hair tousled by the wind that blows most of the time, you will be surprised by the silence that reigns there, the city noises that reach the summit are quite muffled. Our tour guide will introduce you to one of the most fabulous monuments ever built by man.

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Find the right tour for you through Kyoto. We've got 368 adventures going to Kyoto, starting from just 4 days in length, and the longest tour is 27 days. The most popular month to go is October, which has the largest number of tour departures.

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Japan One Life Adventures - 10 Days

This tour is fast paced. Don't expect to see everything or spend a heap of time in one place but rather see a snapshot of Japan. Getting to Tokyo a few days before the tour starts should be recommened. The tour itself ran very smoothly due to great communication and organisation from our guide Hayley. It was a great way to see a lot in a short amount of time. I wouldn't recommend this to someone who has mobility issues or is unfit. There is a heap of walking (25-30k steps a day) and a few early starts if you want to participate in all the activities. You will be tired and your feet will be sore but it's part of the fun of it all and I would encourage people to have an open mind. As a solo traveller, it was a great tour to share the experience with others and make friends. For example travelling solo, I would never had considered to learn kendo, make sushi or wear a kimono but these were some of the unique experiences that we got to do. It was well lead by the guide Hayley, who was patient, postive and very helpful throughout the tour.

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Japan Express: Osaka to Tokyo

Takae made the tour unforgettable. Her insight and communication were priceless. She led our large group with enthusiasm and made us all feel so special. We saw amazing sites, learned about historical events, and were honored to experience rich culture. The tour was a once in a lifetime experience and we could not be more pleased. Thank you Takae, for your exceptional leadership and fun loving spirit. We will never forget Team Legend.

Japan: Tokyo Nights & Kyoto Temples

Yoshie was an amazing guide. She was kind and caring and made sure everyone needed the help they needed to get around.

Japan Delight with Hiroshima(private 3 star hotel rooms)

Can certainly recommend. I went with my son and had a great time. The sites they visited were great and our tour guide Rea was great, very knowledgeable and together with our bus driver ensured we got the most out of the trip. The hotels were very good clean and comfortable all with great facilities. We traveled light and we’re easily able to wash and dry our clothes when we needed. All in all I would recommend for anyone to do this trip. It is a great introduction to Japan. We would book another trip with tour radar based on this experience. A big shout out to Rea.

Essential Japan

The tour was very well organized. All the tour arrangements were as per the agreement made while booking the tour. The staff of the company was very courteous. We are satisfied with the services provided.

9D Splendid Japan with Nagoya (private 3 star hotel rooms)

a good experience. would like to recommend others.

Japan Express

Toshimi was a great guide! Very knowledgeable and friendly. The only thing I’d change is I wouldn’t have gone in the summer. Much too hot. Otherwise we had a fabulous time!

Japan Adventure

So group travel is not really my thing but I had the MOST WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE trying a group tour. This trip set a very high standard. The accommodation were clean and facilties were new. the itinerary was filled with all.the top attractions and our group leader Jordan was top notch he really went above and beyond please travel with Intro you won't regret it

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Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka

The tour with David as our tour guide was very personalised for 2 reasons , 1 David said normally the tour would have up to 40 people the start of the tour in Tokyo their were 5 people , on the Kyoto Osaka part we were joined by by 6 then 4 respectively , David was exceptional over & above , in his time off in Tokyo I had left some Ice packs at home for my insulin we went to 4 places to find some & I also needed to buy a guitar to send to someone for the next part of my Japan solo experience, Francisco very good as well , the main improvement would be that we didn’t get a Sushi or a traditional Japanese selection meal or a small glass of Saki , I know with time constraints I would have liked to have seen more of Osaka , the Hotel accommodation was excellent thanks Roger Evans

Epic 13-Day Japan Budget Tour: Odyssey Across the Land of the Rising Sun

It was definitely an experience that I think travelers both new to Japan and worldwide travel in general would find enjoyable and a real blast.

• 5% deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Japan One Life Adventures - 14 Days

This is a backpackers value for money tour. The success of Tour mostly depend on Tour guide and Dale has done a wonderful job both professionally and personally. Coordinating with 22 persons from different parts of the world, taking them through public transport, arranging stay in multi sharing hostels and included dinners at various places is a Herculean task. I enjoyed the trip.

All Inclusive Japan Classics- 9 days

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Highlights of Japan

Excellent tour Did a lot saw a lot not having bag for 3 nights was unexpected and a bit disappointing but otherwise everything went smoothly

• €150 deposit on some dates Some departure dates offer you the chance to book this tour with a lower deposit.

Japan Kumano Kodo Highlights Hiking (Self-Guided)

My wife and I took a 22 day tour of Vietnam and Cambodia with Odynovo Tours from February 24- March 16, 2024 Everything was excellent.Cristal Yao was the contact person and coordinator and she was responsive efficient and always helpful and a delight to work with She gave good suggestions and facilitated requests. The guides were all excellent, provided very useful information about history and culture and local customs as well as about the history of the Vietnam War They spoke very good English and were very attentive to any concerns or questions Our guide in Cambodia Vanna also known as Ram was superb and deserves special mention The other guides Eddie and Thai Denny were also excellent Also the drivers were also thoughtful and courteous and careful drivers especially with all the motorbikes! All spoke good English and were very attentive to our needs and questions. Overall the trip was wonderful Only issue was the weather in northern Vietnam and especially Halong Bay but that is beyond anyones control! We loved it and the Odynovo staff was great. We highly recommend Odynovo.

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This tour is fast paced. Don't expect to see everything or spend a heap of time in one place but rather see a snapshot of Japan. Getting to Tokyo a few days before the tour starts should be recommened. The tour itself ran very smoothly due to great communication and organisation from our guide Hayley. It was a great way to see a lot in a short amount of time. I wouldn't recommend this to someone who has mobility issues or is unfit. There is a heap of walking (25-30k steps a day) and a few early starts if you want to participate in all the activities. You will be tired and your feet will be sore but it's part of the fun of it all and I would encourage people to have an open mind. As a solo traveller, it was a great tour to share the experience with others and make friends. For example travelling solo, I would never had considered to learn kendo, make sushi or wear a kimono but these were some of the unique experiences that we got to do. It was well lead by the guide Hayley, who was patient, postive and very helpful throughout the tour.

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My expectations for the tour was exceeded. I had a really good time and I am really thankful to our CEO Ms. Ayako Ueda.

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Mount Fuji during cherry blossom (Sakura)

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Temple in Kyoto with amazing autumn foliage

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Enjoy a traditional Japanese dinner in your ryokan

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Senso-ji temple in Asakusa with Tokyo Sky Tree behind, a must-see on your first days to visit Tokyo

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Nara Sika deers are sacred, and protected as National Treasures.

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The Tokyo Tower, built in 1958, is inspired by the Eiffel Tower

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Enjoy comfortable 3 * hotels, well located, with impeccable Japanese service

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Indulge yourself with a move upmarket in an equivalent 4 * hotel (optional)

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Tokyo, Mount Fuji & Kyoto

• Duration : 10 days
• Locations : Tokyo, Hakone Mt Fuji, Kyoto
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This 10-day Japan tour takes you to Tokyo , Mount Fuji , and Kyoto .

Ideal for a first trip to Japan , this package offers some extraordinary experiences : sleeping on a futon in a traditional inn on the edge of Mount Fuji, a ride on the ultra-fast shinkansen , a night-time tour to the Shinjuku district of Tokyo and Gion district of Kyoto... All in all, an unforgettable trip to the archipelago!

10-day itinerary

• Departure city/Airport : Tokyo (Narita : NRT or Haneda : HND )
• Tokyo (4 nights)
• Hakone - Mount Fuji (1 night)
• Kyoto (4 nights, including 1 day in Nara)
• Return city/Airport : Osaka (Kansai International Airport : KIX )

Please find below the itinerary details.

Tour length : 9 nights / 10 days ( + 1 day at the beginning if you leave from Europe )

PLEASE NOTE : The departure and end dates shown on this page only apply to your stay in Japan. You must therefore leave Europe the day before the first day of your tour. The date of your return flight and that of your return to Europe are identical due to the time difference.

Example : 

• Departure from Europe : January 1st
• Arrival in Tokyo ( = the date to be selected in the calendar when booking ) : January 2nd
• Return flight from KIX airport / Return to Europe : January 11th

Please note that flights are not included in the price of your tour.

Like this tour but want to visit Hiroshima and Miyajima ? Then our Classic Japan is the tour for you!

Why choose this trip to Japan ?

• Welcomed at the airport  by our team, you will be taken to your hotel in Tokyo by shuttle bus
• Settle in the heart of Tokyo in your  3* hotel  chosen for its comfort and location
• Head to the edge of Mount Fuji for an unforgettable dinner and overnight stay in a ryokan
• Travel by Shinkansen to Kyoto and your 3* hotel that combines Japanese and Western styles
• At nightfall, a  guided tour  of the traditional geisha district awaits you in Kyoto
• Take advantage of unlimited  transport  to visit Tokyo, Hakone, Kyoto and their surroundings (Nara)
• Enjoy unlimited  internet access  thanks to your pocket WiFi
• If needed, contact our bilingual Japanese/English-speaking assistance team available 7/7
• A number of guided days or other optional activities are available
• On the final day, a shuttle bus will take you from your accommodation to the airport
• Benefit from the expertise of  Japan Experience , the leading European travel agency in Japan

Your trip in detail

Day 1 : wake up in tokyo 東京.

Maneki-neko in Tokyo

Arrival at Tokyo airport (Narita NRT or Haneda HND ). Welcome to Japan! Yokoso 日本へようこそ！

Welcome through customs by our airport assistant, who will give you all your travel documents and your Pocket WiFi. Unaccompanied transfer from the airport to Tokyo (see details).

The transfer is done in a shared shuttle or bus, with other guests departing for the same hotel or a hotel close to yours. These transfers depart between 1.5 and 3 hours after your scheduled flight arrival, and stops may be made before your hotel.

If you would like a private, non-stop transfer directly after the arrival of your flight, feel free to take the " Private Taxi from the Airport " option.

Check in at Hotel OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka by Hoshino Resorts or similar category 3* hotel (rooms available from 3pm).

Day 2 : First steps in the capital

Worldwide famous Shibuya crossing, Tokyo

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What to do in Tokyo on your first day

We recommend that you start your visit to Tokyo slowly by visiting the following districts: - Harajuku , the avant-garde district ;  - Meiji Jingû , the imperial sanctuary ; - Takeshita-Dôri , a must-see street in the Japanese capital ;  - Omotesandô , Tokyo's Champs-Élysées ;  - Shibuya and its impressive crossroads.

One of our many experienced English-speaking guides can also accompany you to visit the classic sights of Tokyo (optional, from 9am to 5pm).

End your day in style with an evening stroll through Shinjuku, one of Tokyo's most important districts. Meet your guide at 7 p.m. for an unique walk lasting around 2 hours , during which you will pass through Kabukichô and the Golden Gai , among others.  More details on the exact day and meeting place in your travel diary.

Day 3 : The big loop

Hamarikyu gardens : One of Tokyo must see

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For this second day of sightseeing in Tokyo, we recommend the following "loop".

Start at Tokyo Central Station, with its original architecture, then head off to visit : - Ginza , Tokyo's chic district; - Tsukiji , the small outdoor food market; - Hama-rikyû , the Japanese garden between Tokyo's buildings; - Asakusa , a traditional district and place of pilgrimage, accessible by cruise on the Sumida river; - Sensô-ji , the oldest Buddhist temple in the Japanese capital; - Tokyo Sky Tree , 643 metres high, with its panoramic view of Tokyo at sunset.

Between Hama-rikyû Garden and Asakusa, why not enjoy a cruise on the Sumida River ?

Day 4 : Follow the guide

For nearly eight centuries, the great Buddha has watched over the ancient capital of Japan in Kamakura

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There are still plenty of places to discover, depending on what you want to do : Ueno Park, Yanaka, Odaiba, etc. Don't hesitate to book an English-speaking guide for the day (optional) to visit Tokyo's less well-known areas!

We also offer a range of optional activities: - Are you looking for fun? Ghibli Museum, Disneyland or Hello Kitty Park await you! - If you're more into themed activities , book a tour of architecture, gardens, home cooking or Noh theatre. - Chasing thrills? Try a helicopter ride or watch a sumo tournament (in season)!

Day 5 : At the heart of the Japanese soul

The view of Hakone jinja Torii in the lake at Hakone, a must-see close to Mount Fuji in Japan

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In the morning, send your luggage to your hotel in Kyoto (details in your travel diary, check with the hotel reception) so that you can travel light for your night in Hakone .

Go to Shinjuku station to activate your Hakone Free Pass and board a train for Hakone Yumoto (1h30 journey, details in your travel guide, included in your package). The train leaves the Japanese megalopolis and gradually winds its way through the valleys of the Mount Fuji region. You will arrive in Hakone in the late morning. Reach Ichinoyu Shinkan ryôkan or equivalent to drop off your small bag and explore the region.

You'll be charmed by the beautiful scenery of this spa resort, Lake Ashi and its view of Mount Fuji (on a clear day!). Not forgetting the Owakudani volcanic site , accessible by cable car. All transport (train, bus, cable car and funicular) is included in your package. If you wish to be accompanied during this day, one of our English-speaking guides can help reveal the secrets of the Mount Fuji region (optional).

Come back to your ryôkan at the end of the afternoon, as your traditional Japanese dinner will be waiting for you at around 6.30pm, before enjoying a Japanese-style night !

More details below on the features of the night in a ryôkan.

Day 6 : On the way to the former capital

Walk on the streets close to Yasaka pagoda, in Gion, Kyoto old town

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Traditional Japanese breakfast at the ryôkan .

Head to Hakone Yumoto station and then Odawara station to board one of the fastest trains in the world : the Shinkansen ! Shinkansen journey to Kyoto (direct, approx. 2h, including reserved tickets). We'll do our best to reserve seats for you so you can get a last look at Mount Fuji at the very beginning of the journey!

Check into the RAKURO 京都 by THE SHARE HOTELS or equivalent (rooms available from 3pm).

You have 3 days to visit Kyoto. Start in the afternoon in the historic Gion district, close to your accommodation : - Kiyomizu-Dera , the impressive water temple ; - The historic lanes of Sannen-zaka & Ninnen-zaka ; - Kôdai-ji , Kyoto's temple of maple trees and bamboo. Finish your day with a stroll through the Gion district and enjoy the sunset. Meet your guide at 7 p.m. to start your evening walk around Gion , Kyoto's historic district. More details on the exact day and meeting point can be found in your travel guide.

At the end of this 1h30 walk, your guide will be able to recommend the best places to eat dinner! Please note that it is strictly forbidden to take pictures in the historic district of Gion.

Day 7 : Gold and Silver Treasures

Women in kimono in Fushimi Inari shrine in Kyoto

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For your second day in Kyoto, we recommend the following itinerary: - The Zen garden of Ryôan-ji ; - Kinkaku-ji ( Golden Pavilion ) ; - Ginkaku-ji ( Silver Pavilion ) - The enchanting Philosopher's Path ; - Nanzen-ji temple;

One of our many experienced English-speaking guides can accompany you on a tour of these iconic sites (available as an option, from 9am to 5pm).

Day 8 : Now for some activity...

Fall leaves on Arashiyama river - Kyoto

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Continue your visit to Kyoto by heading west: - Nishiki , Kyoto's culinary market; - Nijô Castle , former residence of the shogun; - Arashiyama , with its bamboo grove and monkey mountain.

This is your last full day to visit Kyoto, so why not make the most of our many optional activities : - Want to enjoy nature? Discover our cycling activities along the Kamo-gawa river or hiking in the Takao gorges! - If you're more into the Japanese arts , you'll love our tea ceremony, meditation activities or private visits to secret gardens! - If you're in the mood for the Japanese countryside , let yourself be tempted by a trip to Ohara or oour popular activity: on the Tea Road!

Day 9 : Between temples and deer

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For the last day, we recommend taking the 50 minute journey to Nara, included in your package.

Visit Nara , Japan's first fixed capital in the 8th century. Discover : - The Kasuga-taisha Shinto shrine and its thousands of lanterns ;  - Tôdai-ji , with its great bronze Buddha and the imposing Nan-Daimon gate ;  - Kôfuku-ji temple and its delightful pagoda.

Return to Kyoto and stop to see the sunset at the Fushimi Inari-taisha , Kyoto's immense shrine of 10,000 torii .

If you wish to be accompanied on this day, one of our English-speaking guides will reveal all the secrets of Japan's first capital (optional).

Day 10 : Sayonara, and see you next time!

Sayonara - bye bye Japan !

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Take a direct transfer to Kansai International Airport (included but not accompanied).

Return flight to your home country.

Don't hesitate to extend your trip by a few days, in Kansai or elsewhere... Get in touch and we would be happy to advise you!

Included in your self-guided tour

Accommodation

- 4 nights in a 3* hotel in the heart of Tokyo, close to public transport

- 1 night in a 3* ryokan in Hakone Mount Fuji, traditional half-board

- 4 nights in a 3* hotel in the heart of Kyoto, close to public transport

The basic rate is based on a twin room for two people.

- Airport transfer to Tokyo HND or NRT

- Return airport transfer Kyoto > Kansai International Airport KIX

- Prepaid public transport card

- 3-day Tokyo Metro pass

- Hakone Free pass 2 days

- Shinkansen Odawara (Hakone) > Kyoto, seats reserved in standard class

- Kansai Area pass 3 days for unlimited travel in Kyoto and Kansai area

Experiences and meals

- Airport meet and greet  

- Traditional dinner and breakfast included at the ryôkan in Hakone

- Discounts at many of Hakone tourist sites

- Night guided tour of Shinjuku, Tokyo and Gion, Kyoto

Additional services

- Unlimited internet access with Pocket WiFi

- Complete digital travel guide sent before your departure

- Luggage transfer between your hotels in Tokyo > Kyoto

- Telephone assistance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in English and Japanese bilingual. The number will be given to you in your travel pack. This phone number is valid for telephone calls and also for Whatsapp.

Not included in the price of your trip

- Flights Europe <> Japan

- Optional insurance

- Personal expenses, including meals (breakfasts can sometimes be added as an option at your hotel reception, see details). For other meals, you will find addresses selected by us in your travel pack.

- Public transport once your transport cards have run out (see details)

- Everything not mentioned in the section "Included in your tour".

More about your trip

Your tour :

• The prices displayed on this page may vary according to the exchange rate of the Japanese ¥.
• Unfortunately, this tour is not accessible to people with reduced mobility.
• Children and babies accepted. From 3 to 11 years old a child rate is offered. In each accommodation, a standard adult bed will be offered to them, and a standard seat will be allocated to them in transport. From 0 to 2 years old inclusive, a "baby" rate is offered. This price corresponds to the allocation of a cot in the majority of the accommodation of the chosen circuit. However, we cannot guarantee a baby cot in each accommodation.
• Pets are not allowed.
• Your travel documents will be given to you as follows:
• Travel diary by email before departure, and other electronic documents 
• Paper documents (airport transfer ticket, transportation card, Japan Rail Pass voucher) and Pocket WiFi upon arrival at the airport by our airport assistant.
• N.B.: no ticket for airport transfers from Kansai airport. The reservation is registered in the name of the tour reservation.

Your accommodation :

• Some hotels may ask you to pay a tourist tax on arrival. This depends on the city and even the hotel, as some do not include it in the booking price. Normally, it is 200¥/night/person (about £1.37/1.93$) but can be slightly higher in 4* hotels. It must be paid in cash at the hotel reception. For traditional Japan Experience accommodations, it is included in the initial tour price.
• Room size: in Japan, a densely populated country where everything is compact, 3-star luxury hotels are of very good quality but the rooms are often quite narrow (12 to 20m2/129 sq ft to 215 sq ft) depending on the hotel. Please note the size of the single room, between 10 and 16m2 (107sq ft and 172 fq ft). For more comfort, you can choose our luxury 4* accommodation upgrade option. (This option is only valid for the hotel in Tokyo, not for the traditional accommodation in Kyoto).
• Double room: Rooms for two people in western hotels have 2 single beds (twin rooms) by default, which can usually be joined together. As an option, you can select a double room instead of a twin if you prefer a double bed.
• Single room: People travelling alone and wishing to book a single room must pay a supplement at the time of booking. The single room supplement is compulsory for orders with an odd number of participants. Please note that if you request more than two people in a single room, the single room supplement will be applied to all accommodation except for the ryokans (3 and 4*). In fact, as this is traditional accommodation, people with the same reservation are grouped together in spacious rooms for up to 5 people.
• 3-person room: If there are 3, 5 or more of you and you do not select the single supplement, a triple room will be allocated to you.
• In the case of a group order (> 5 people), it is possible, depending on hotel availability, that not all members of the group will be accommodated in the same hotel. Nevertheless, we aim to keep you close. 
• Names of the hotels : The names given on the site are for information only. In the event of unavailability, an establishment of equivalent standing will be scheduled. Hotels, corresponding to local standards, are given as an indication and may be changed on site for hotels of a similar category.
• In the ryôkan , guests sleep on comfortable futons placed on the tatami mat. The room has a private sink and toilet. As is customary in Japanese ryôkan , the onsen bathroom is shared (not mixed) unless you take the "private bathroom in the room" option. OPTIONAL: Enjoy a private Japanese bathroom (traditional or modern onsen) in your room. This option is recommended for mixed couples, families, people who are modest or have visible tattoos. The 4* ryôkan (see 4* option) have comfortable futons raised on either western beds in a traditional tatami room. The bathrooms and toilets of the 4* ryôkan are private.

Your transport :

• Flights are not included in this tour . Do not hesitate to contact us if you would like to include flights in your order: Flights in economy class with stopovers or direct flights, eco-premium or business air upgrades, provincial departures or abroad: we will be able to advise you.
• The tour departure and end dates presented on this page relate to your stay in Japan. You will arrive in Japan via Tokyo (Narita or Haneda airports) and depart from Kansai airport (KIX, not Itami ITM). On departure, you will have to leave Europe the day before and land at 6:30pm at the latest to make the most of the airport services of your tour (welcome and transfer to Tokyo). The return flight is on the same day due to the time difference, with a departure time of 9am at the earliest. Please do not hesitate to consult us for any uncertainty or need for precision in the choice of international flights.
• If the flights have been purchased by your care without the intervention of Japan Experience, it is necessary to send us by mail 1 month before your departure your flight information (flight number, airport, date and time of arrival) to allow us 'Organize your welcome and airport transfer.
• Airport Transfers: The shared limousine bus leaves from the airport and stops either in front of your hotel or at a stop within 1-15 minutes walk from your hotel. Our airport assistant in Tokyo will drive you to the platform to pick up the airport transfer. The transfer to the hotel is unassisted. If you wish to be accompanied from the airport to your hotel reception, please choose the option "Accompanied Airport Transfer". This transfer is done in a shared shuttle or bus, with other clients leaving for the same hotel or a hotel close to yours. These transfers leave between 1.5 and 3 hours after your flight's scheduled arrival and stops can be made before your hotel. If you would like a private, non-stop transfer directly after the actual arrival of your flight, feel free to take the "Private Taxi from the Airport" option. Please note: due to the many changes in flight schedules by the airlines, if the airline notifies you of a change in arrival time less than 72 hours before your departure, and if it exceeds 45 minutes, we cannot guarantee your airport shuttle. You will then have to take a taxi at your own expense, requesting a refund from your airline for abusive schedule changes. The same applies to your return journey: 72 hours before your return flight, we cannot change the shuttle schedule. Similarly, you will have to take a taxi booked with the hotel, at your own expense, with reimbursement procedures with the airline company being the only solution. Japan Experience is not responsible for last minute schedule changes. On the way back, the shared shuttle bus leaves from your hotel or very close by to take you directly to the Kansai KIX airport in 1 hour 30.
• Included in your tour is a prepaid transport card with 1500¥ loaded in advance (about £10.30 / 14.54$) ; a 3-day Tokyo Metro pass, a Hakone Free pass for Tokyo, Shinjuku -> Hakone and all transport in the Hakone region (excluding taxis) and a Kansai Area pass, an unlimited transport card for Kyoto and Kansai for 3 days.
• To note: These 3 cards should cover a large amount of your journeys. Please note: The metro pass is valid for 72 hours after the first use, until the expiry date printed on the back of the pass on this first use. This pass allows you to use all 13 of Tokyo's underground lines (Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway). The JR regional train lines are only accessible with the pre-payment card, where the journey is charged to you. When the 3-day metro pass and the 1,500¥ pre-paid transport card expire, you will have to pay for all your journeys by reloading your pre-paid transport card (in the ticket machines at all stations and metro stations. A metro ticket in Tokyo costs around £1.71 / 2.42$, depending on the length of the journey). In Kyoto, the Kyoto and Kansai 3-Day Unlimited Transport Pass (Kansai Thru Pass) is valid on all Kyoto metro and bus lines, as well as 2/3 of the Kansai region network (all lines excluding JR). The JR lines in the Kansai region are accessible with the prepaid transport card.
• The Odawara -> Kyoto Shinkansen will be booked for mid-morning departure to arrive in Kyoto at noon. Seats are reserved, in ordinary class. Please contact us if you would prefer to travel in first class ("green class"). We will do our best to reserve seats on the right hand side, so that you can see Mount Fuji. After booking the tour, it will not be possible to change the schedule of the Shinkansen. If you miss your Shinkansen, your tickets will be lost and cannot be refunded. You will have to buy new tickets at your own expense.

Your activities :

• Airport reception is in English. Your airport assistant will be waiting for you at the customs exit holding a sign with the name of the reservation. They will give you your travel documents and take you to your airport transfer. They will not accompany you to Tokyo (this is possible, but optional).
• The Shinjuku tour is a guided group tour lasting around 2 hours and departing at 7pm. Please note that the tour will be conducted in English if your group is made up of travellers of different nationalities. More details on the meeting point in your travel pack. Dinner is not included, but your guide will be able to recommend the best places to eat.
• The guided tour of Gion lasts around 2 hours and departs at 7pm. Please note that the tour will be conducted in English if your group is made up of travellers of different nationalities. More details on the meeting point in your travel pack. Dinner is not included, but your guide will be able to recommend the best places to eat.

Your meals :

• Breakfasts which are not included in your package can be added at the reception when you arrive at the hotel. However, you will find many cafés near your hotel serving copious breakfasts, often tastier than those in the hotels, which sometimes have tight schedules and are predominantly savoury. However, if you would like to add breakfast to your offer when you make your reservation, you can select it as an option.
• Traditional Japanese dinner and Japanese breakfast (mostly savoury) are included in your Hakone tour. Do not hesitate to indicate any dietary requirements you may have, we will pass them on to the ryôkan so that they can take them into account when planning the meals. If the ryôkan does not take any of these dietary requirements into account, we cannot be held responsible and no compensation will be issued.

Your additional services:

• A pocket wifi is included in your tour. It allows unlimited high-speed internet access. Your Pocket WiFi will be given to you at the airport of arrival.
• It comes with a small booklet to operate your device (don't panic: simple operation) and a prepaid envelope to return your device at the end of your stay. Your pocket wifi will work naturally until the last day of your trip to Japan.
• A maximum of 5 devices can be connected to a pocket wifi (phone, tablet, computer).
• A single pocket wifi is provided for a circuit order of 1 to 5 people. For an order of 6 people or more, a second pocket wifi will be added automatically and at no extra cost to your reservation.

When you buy, Japan Experience offers you 2 types of protection:

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a visa? Do I need vaccinations?

As of October 11, 2022, Japan will open its borders to all Europeans (including the European Union, the United Kingdom and Switzerland) and North Americans (Canada and the United States) without requiring a visa.

Only non-triply vaccinated travelers need a negative PCR test performed within 72 hours prior to departure.

Do I still need a visa to travel to Japan as a tourist?

No, no visa is required for blue countries including all European countries (European Union, United Kingdom and Switzerland included) and North American countries (Canada and United States). List of blue countries: https://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/short/novisa.html . If you have another nationality, please contact the Japanese embassy in your country of residence to obtain this visa.

Do I still need a PCR or antigen test to go to Japan?

No, if you are triple vaccinated with the vaccines approved by Japan (Pfizer, Moderna, ...exhaustive list here : https://www.mofa.go.jp/ca/fna/page24e_000317.html ) there is no need for any test.

I do not have 3 doses of vaccine or I am not vaccinated against COVID, can I enter Japan?

Proof of Covid vaccines is no longer required for travelers from "blue" countries. Therefore, unvaccinated travelers can enter Japan if they live in blue countries. But a negative PCR test is required at embarkation for travelers who are not vaccinated 3 times.

Is there still a quarantine upon arrival in Japan?

Quarantine and testing on arrival have been eliminated for travelers from blue countries.

Is insurance mandatory?

No, but it is recommended. Japan Experience, as an option of its tours, provides appropriate travel insurance solutions.

What anti-covid measures are still in place in Japan?

The mask must be worn indoors (except in exceptional cases) and in transportation.

What applications should I download before entering Japan?

For tracking the evolution of the coronavirus epidemic, the Japanese government recommends downloading several applications:

MySOS, the health and location tracking app (it will be used to confirm your location, health status and accommodation).

COCOA, the COVID-19 contact confirmation app (this will be used to notify you of possible contact with a COVID-19 positive person).

For more information, please visit: https://www.hco.mhlw.go.jp/manual/pdf-en/summary.pdf 

How do I book a tour?

It's very simple and easy, just book directly online through our website: (1) Choose the tour of your choice, your departure date and indicate the number of participants. Several options are available to you. (2) Pay a deposit of 35% of the total amount* online and confirm your reservation. (3) You will then receive an e-mail confirming the conditions of your registration. (4) Book your flight ticket, either with Japan Experience or by yourself (taking into account the necessary schedules for your tour) (5) One month before departure, settle the balance of your booking. For more information on the tours or to make a reservation, please contact our advisors on +33 (0)1 42 61 60 83 or at [email protected] , or come and visit us at our agency in Paris. * travel insurance and options included

Guided or self-guided tour... what type of tour should you go for?

Whether you want to discover new things or discover yourself, stay in a fully organised tour or take a leisurely one: at Japan Experience, you will find a tour to suit your needs! Discover our 3 tour formulas now: guided, self-guided or personalised tour: Guided tours: Travelling with a specialist Would you like to travel with a small group of 8 to 12 people, accompanied by a private English-speaking guide? Classic destinations or off the beaten path, Japan Experience offers many guided tours, for all kinds of budget. Offering several departure dates throughout the year, these tours start at €2,890 per person. Self-guided tours: Independent travel These tours, with pre-planned itineraries, include accommodation, flights, transport, 24-hour assistance and optional guided activities. From €540 per person, plan your days as you wish, following the recommendations in your travel diary. Tailor-made tours: Travel according to your desires Design the trip you've always dreamed of! Our specialist advisors are available by email, telephone or directly in one of our agencies to answer all your questions and help you design your own customised tour.

How long should a trip to Japan last?

For a first trip to Japan, a period of 2 weeks is optimal, with at least 3 days in Tokyo and 3 days in Kyoto and its region. Don't forget to take some time at the beginning of the trip to get used to the time difference.

When to go to Japan?

There are 4 seasons in Japan.

Spring , from the end of February to the end of May, is a mild season suitable for all kinds of activities. It is of course the period when sakura (cherry trees) bloom, the perfect occasion to admire them (hanami). Their blooming period is between March 20 and April 10 for Tokyo and Kyoto areas, while it is possible to admire them earlier in the south of the country and later in the north. The cherry blossom period is very popular and generates a lot of crowds. However, there are other beautiful flowers that bloom during this season: plum blossoms, with their sparkling pink at the end of February; fabulous azaleas in April-May; hydrangeas of all colors or irises during June.

Summer , from June to August, is generally synonymous with heat with a rainy season in the last two weeks of June during which you can expect rain several days a week. During this very hot and humid season, it is possible to enjoy fireworks (hanabi) in July and August, as well as matsuri , traditional Japanese festivals. Among the most famous are the Gion matsuri, which is held in Kyoto in mid-July or the Obon Matsuri in mid-August.

Then comes the high wind season (taifu) , which reaches its peak between August and September, but it is not necessary to avoid going during this period. Indeed, there is little chance that they will involve changing your travel plans, few of them even reaching the main island. 

Autumn , from September to November, is the season when temperatures are generally the most pleasant, quite similar to the continental European climate. It is also the season when the country is decorated with red tones and when one can admire the momiji (literally red leaves) which are usually visible in Tokyo, Kyoto and their region during the last two weeks of November.

Finally, winter, from December to February, is the coldest season but also the opportunity to admire the striking beauty of winter landscapes . December is a period of calm before the holiday season, while January is marked by a drop in temperature and the presence of a number of festivals. In central Japan, temperatures usually range from -4 to 10°C. In the mountains and the north of the country, temperatures drop significantly, while in Kyushu and Okinawa, winter tends to be milder.

The most touristic periods are :  - in February, the 10 days around the Chinese New Year, which marks a strong influx of tourists from all over Asia; - between the end of March and the beginning of April, the cherry blossom period; - between the end of April and the beginning of May, during the "Golden Week", a period with many public holidays and during which many Japanese go on vacation; - mid-August, during the Obon Matsuri; - at the end of November, the best period to observe the momiji; - early January, for the New Year, when many businesses and activities are closed.   So, if you want to go during a less crowded period, Japan Experience recommends you to go : - in February, outside the Chinese New Year period, for the cool but nevertheless pleasant weather and the splendid blooming of plum trees, before the cherry trees; - between mid-May and early June, to take advantage of the mild weather, lower traffic and the blooming of hydrangeas, azaleas and irises; - from September to early December, to take advantage of good temperatures, a reasonable level of tourism and the momiji period in late November.

Is it safe to travel in Japan? What about solo travellers and children?

Japan is one of the safest countries in the world, ranked in the top 10 by the Global Peace Index. Therefore travelling alone is safe. Women and girls can travel alone without fear of being harassed or solicited in public places. The same goes for children, who can be seen going to school alone in the metro from the age of 7. This can give you an idea of the country's level of safety. Last but not least, Japan is a haven for children: the safety, the amusement parks, the friendly attitude of the population.

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Tokyo Tower

🗼 the japanese eiffel tower.

Tokyo Tower is Japanese broadcasting tower looking like the Eiffel Tower, inaugurated in 1958 in Minato ward in the south of the capital. It is one of the highest metallic towers in the world, as it culminates at 333 meters high, with two observatories on the city. Characterized by its red and white colors, it is illuminated at night following the seasons or the events.

Since the inauguration of Tokyo SkyTree in 2012, Tokyo Tower  🗼 seems to have been neglected by many travelers. It is, however, still well worth a visit based on the following features.

Designed by architect Tachu Naito and completed in 1958 (opened to the public on December 23), the Tokyo Tower was obviously inspired by Paris’ Eiffel Tower, although it rises a good dozen meters higher (or 7,6 meters if you include the aerial). With its 333 meters , it ranks as one of the tallest metal towers in the world. It is, however, much lighter weighing in at four thousand tons compared with the ten thousand tons of its Parisian counterpart.

The construction was intended to provide better resistance to earthquakes, obviously a key issue with Japanese buildings, especially very tall ones.

Emblematic spot for popular culture

You will instantly recognize its distinctive red and white metal latticework, beautifully illuminated after nightfall. At the tower’s base (an 80-meters cubical building) is a shopping center named " Foot Town " which houses restaurants. It even had an aquarium that is now definitely closed.

In March 2015, the first official One Piece entertainment park was opened in the Tower and attracted 100,000 visitors within the first 48 days. In April of the same year, it was updated with, among other things, an exclusive 4D short movie. However, Tokyo One Piece Tower also closed in July 2020 for lack of customers due to the Covid-19   🦠 pandemic.

Since April 2022, Red Tokyo Tower is the new leisure area dedicated to Esports and all forms of electronic games that was laid out in Foot Town. It notably hosts virtual car  🚙 racing competitions, a concert venue equipped with a virtual reality system, gaming and board games spaces, all in a futuristic decor.

Observatories with a view on Mount Fuji

Tokyo Tower also houses two observation decks :

• The first is named " Main Deck " and is located 145 meters above ground, and was renovated from mid-2017 to September 2019. The more dauntless visitors can reach it by climbing its stairs (open only on weekends and bank holidays ). It has a glass floor and also harbors, incidentally, the highest Shinto shrine of Tokyo Prefecture.
• The special observatory is located 250 meters above ground, just underneath the aerial and was renamed " Top Deck " for its reopening on February 3, 2018, after a two-years-long renovation. From up there, one can have a view of Mount Fuji in clear weather.

Although the TV / radio broadcast aerial in-between these two floors was in use for a long time, it was recently moved to Tokyo SkyTree which is twice as tall as Tokyo Tower.

For more sights, walk on to the beautiful Zojo-ji Temple which is near the Tower.

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• Perspectives: 14 Places to take Eiffel Tower Photos
• By Lisa Michele Burns

Paris Photography: Eiffel Tower Photos

Where to take the best eiffel tower pictures….

Paris is somewhere that always manages to sparkle no matter how many times you photograph it. It’s one of those fascinating cities that feels like it’s constantly changing even though it remains in the same beautiful historic state and the Eiffel Tower is one of those unique icons that never gets old, it is simply spectacular.

Every visit to Paris offers a new chance to see the city and all of its charms from a new angle, in a different light or even with fresh eyes.

When it comes to photography locations in Paris, there’s so many to list that it would take a collection of encyclopedia’s to really cover them all. Is it just me that still thinks encyclopedias are cool? Anyway, I published a guide to the best Paris photo spots two years ago and it’s one of the most popular articles on The Wandering Lens. This time I want to delve a little deeper into fourteen of my favourite perspectives you can take photos of the Eiffel Tower, sharing a few places that offer great views of this mighty icon.

A little tip – to skip the queue, you can purchase your Eiffel Tower ticket ahead of time. Select your date, time and you can even purchase a multi-person ticket or combine entry with a tour, dining experience, or access to the Louvre!

#01 Pont de Bir Hakeim

Another one of my favourite locations is this bridge which is perfectly located right near the Eiffel Tower across the River Seine.

From Pont de Bir Hakeim you get a direct view towards the Eiffel Tower and there’s usually some gorgeous houseboats moored along the river to add something extra to your shot. The bridge itself has some shiny black railings that are great to use for creating your own reflections by spilling some water and making little puddles!

The bridge has a central section with ornate arches that repeat their way along under the railway. This is a great subject to use for framing the Eiffel Tower and also capturing people passing by on their bicycles.

Photo Tip: Take a water bottle to create puddles along the railings, the surface is perfect for creating reflections so you don’t even need to wait for a rainy day!

When to visit: This is one of those spots that’s rarely popular at sunset so it’s a great time to venture away from the crowds of Trocadero and find yourself a great perspective to watch the sky change colours above the Eiffel Tower.

Photographed with the Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II + 12-40mm f/2.8 M.Zuiko PRO lens.

Camera Settings: f/2.8 | ISO 200 | 1/1000sec | Reflection created by forming a puddle on the bridge railings.

#02 Place du Trocadero

Let’s kick things off with Trocadero because it’s surely the most photographed view of the Eiffel Tower and one of the best places to take photos of the Eiffel Tower. Sitting across the River Seine, here you’ll find grand staircases that lead to the most popular place to photograph the Eiffel Tower.

Depending on which direction you arrive, you’ll either enter from behind the Palais de Chaillot or from the Eiffel Tower itself, passing the Jardins du Trocadero and the Warsaw Fountains as you walk up to the viewpoint. Once you set eyes on the Eiffel Tower the moment is so very special, especially if it’s your first time!

You’ll know you’re in the right place because usually there’s hundreds if not thousands of people here, especially at sunset! In fact, I’d suggest coming to photograph here at sunrise to avoid the crowds and then leave sunset for somewhere a little less crowded.

Be sure to wander through the gardens looking for a different angle to capture the Eiffel Tower, or compose your shot so it includes the surroundings, the path or go minimalistic (read my quick guide to minimal photos here ) and just capture the tower with the sky behind.

Photo Tips: Use the Warsaw Fountains to create a unique perspective of the Eiffel Tower. When they’re on and blasting into the air, you can use them to frame your shot, or when they’re off the pone is great for reflections or popping in your little underwater camera for an even more creative shot.

When to visit Place du Trocadero: Sunrise! Avoid all the tour buses, crowds and street performers by arriving at sunrise to photograph this beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower.

#02 Banks of the River Seine

The walk from the Louvre down towards the Eiffel Tower is filled with photography opportunities.

Stick to the northern side of the river and you’ll come across some great angles to take pictures of the Eiffel Tower from the many bridges that cross the river.

Some highlights include the Pont Alexandre III which offers extravagant statues and detailing to use as foreground subjects to compose your shots.

Further along is the Pont de l’Alma which rests on a curve of the River Seine so provides a beautiful view directly across the river towards the Eiffel Tower.

As you walk alongside the river, keep an eye out for trees that may be great for framing. Particularly in spring when the blossoms are in bloom and gorgeous pink flowers make for a pretty picture!

Photo Tip: Take your time and stroll along with your camera ready to capture a whole variety of shots. Look for reflections and creative framing possibilities. ( Read my guide to Creative Photography techniques here , many of which I’ve used to photograph the Eiffel Tower)

When to visit: Time your walk for the afternoon then return after sunset so you can see it in a different light.

#04 La Basilique du Sacre Coeur

This is by far my favourite place to view the Eiffel Tower and watch as sunset falls over the city of Paris bringing with it a warm glow and little sparkle in the windows below. A lot of people visit Montmartre and the Basilique du Sacre Coeur but only stand on the steps in front. The best view is from the very top, 300 steps above in the dome of the church.

It has 300 steps that scurry up in spiral staircases, then across outdoor platforms before reaching the final viewing point. If you’re not a fan of small spaces or get a little claustrophobic, this might not be a great activity for you.

Once you’re at the top of the dome though, the views are magnifique! And, there’s actually quite a lot of space at the top where you can wander around and see Paris from all angles.

To find the stairs, you need to walk outside the church and down a staircase to the left of the church entrance. Here you’ll find a small ticket booth and access to climb to the dome. Prices vary but it’s roughly 5euro per person.

If there is one place to see Paris from and to capture photos of the Eiffel Tower it’s from this spot. I’ve spent many special evenings watching the colours change over Paris as I snapped happily away taking pictures of the Eiffel Tower and the cities skyline.

Photo Tip: Arrive well before sunset to find a great perspective and secure your spot. You can use the structure itself to frame your shot or take along a zoom lens to capture the buildings and bring the Eiffel Tower in a little closer.

When to visit: Opening hours for the dome are daily from 8:30am to 8pm (May to September) and 9am to 5pm (October to April). I suggest timing your visit so you can watch the golden hour and photograph as the light changes and dusk appears. Allow yourself about two hours if you really want to capture some magic! I could barely tear myself away from the view, it’s so special and you’re rarely sharing it with anyone else because the stairs are quite the deterrent!

#05 Montmartre + #06 Rue Azais

Perched high up on a hill at roughly 130m high, Montmartre is a great location to view and photograph the Eiffel Tower from.

The most popular place in Montmartre is in front of the Basilique du Sacre Coeur however if you wander along Rue Azais to the right, there’s a lovely little path that provides views over the rooftops near Moulin Rouge and the streets below.

There’s a few viewpoints around Montmartre so take some time to explore the smaller streets and always keep an eye out for whenever the Eiffel Tower appears.

Photo Tip: Use the surrounding buildings to frame your images and show some foreground detail to create a different perspective of the Eiffel Tower.

When to visit: Anytime of day is beautiful from Montmartre but personally I love the warm afternoon light, it really makes the colours of the buildings and cityscape glow.

#07 Champ de Mars

Forming a large garden area between the École Militaire and Eiffel Tower, the Champ de Mars is a great place to capture various angles of the Eiffel Tower. You can capture wide angle landscapes, close up details of the structure, head up to the top or use the surrounding gardens to your advantage.

Depending on what time of year you’re visiting, you’ll either have beautiful blossoms lining the way to the Eiffel Tower, brilliant bright green trees or twigs if you’re there in winter. Regardless though, the tree lined avenues that lead along each side of the Champ de Mars are great to use in your photographs to create leading lines and point the viewer towards the subject.

In summer you can set up a picnic on the lawn and spend all day there if you like!

This is the spot to go for iconic photos of the Eiffel Tower

Photo Tip: Look around for angles to utilise the gardens and trees to frame your image.

When to visit: If you want to avoid crowds and capture a shot without anyone in it, visit at sunrise. That said, there’s so much space here that you really can visit at any time of the day and find somewhere without people. Stick to the side paths and you’ll find some great angles.

#08 Rue Jean Ray

This might be a personal favourite, but when arriving from Bir Hakeim metro station, this will be the first point in which you see the Eiffel Tower as you cross the River Seine when travelling from the north. Otherwise, once you exit the station and venture towards the Eiffel Tower, your first glimpse will be just around the corner.

Also, at the corner of Rue Jean Ray you’ll find the Australian embassy so there’s usually a giant photo of a koala or kangaroo on the side of the building which I always love to photograph alongside the Eiffel Tower.

If you’re not Australian and don’t find that cute in anyway, Rue Jean Ray is also home to the Mercure Paris Centre Tour Eiffel and Pullman Hotel, both which have incredible close-up views of the Eiffel Tower from their rooms.

Photo Tip: Book a room at the Mercure hotel and ask for a corner room on level 11 (room 1131 if you can get it)…it’s actually quite affordable and you’ll be waking up to sunrise over the Eiffel Tower and falling asleep to the spark of the hourly light show.

When to visit: Anytime of year!

#09 Tour Montparnasse

Offering panoramic views of Paris from the 200m high tower, this is one spot you can’t miss because it’s absolutely incredible.

From the top you can see the Champ de Mars and its perfectly designed lines leading towards the Eiffel Tower with the surrounding avenues and buildings adding to the beauty.

The tower is open throughout the day and until late at night meaning you can take your pick of what you want to see and photograph. If sparkling city lights are your thing, it’s a great place to set up your tripod and capture a long exposure of the lights below.

Sunset can get a little crowded at the top so if you are hoping to capture one of those iconic landscape shots of Paris, it’s well worth arriving early to secure your spot and stand strong to make sure you get the angle you’re after.

Photo Tip: There’s a bunch of shots that can be taken from this view point so be sure to have with you a wide-angle lens and a zoom if possible to snap some varied perspectives.

When to visit: The tower is open year-round from 9:30am until 11:30pm during the summer or 10:30pm in winter (except Fri + Sat which is 11pm). The adult price to enter is €17 .

Related – 20 Photos of Paris – The Left Bank  + Saint-Germain-des-Pres

Image captured by Jesse Lindeman of meandmytravelbugs.com

#10 Galeries Lafayette Haussmann Rooftop

This little surprise is hiding up on the roof of this luxury department store. The good news? You don’t have to buy anything to enter!

Waltz through and head straight for the highest floor then wander out to see a magnificent view over the rooftops of Paris towards the Eiffel Tower.

Because the department store is located within the Opera quartier, you’ll be treated to views over the Palais Garnier which adds another element of history to your image.

Photo Tip: Keep an eye out for beautiful details in the surrounding buildings to use as foreground subjects for your image. Sometimes there will be art schools drawing the view from the top who can also act as great subjects! It provides a unique place to take pictures of the Eiffel Tower while exploring a beautiful suburb of Paris.

When to visit: This viewpoint is only accessible during the stores opening hours but during winter months that’s until 8pm meaning there’s the possibility of photographing sunset from here.

#11 Cathedral de Notre Dame

UPDATE: Please note Notre Dame is no longer open to the public and is undergoing an extensive repair due to a fire in April, 2019.

Another day another rooftop but this time, it’s the incredible towers of the Cathedral de Notre Dame! No visit to Paris is complete without seeing the gargoyles and fascinating details of the Notre Dame Cathedral, but for views of the Eiffel Tower, this is one of the best locations.

From the towers of the cathedral, you get views looking over the River Seine down towards the Eiffel Tower and believe me, it’s absolutely beautiful.

You can use the gargoyles as foreground subjects for your images or zoom in to capture Pont Saint-Michel and the river at the base of your composition.

Photo Tip: Arrive early. I mean before opening time to ensure you’re at least close to the front of the queue. There’s a lot of people that pass through the towers of Notre Dame and with only a limited amount of people allowed up at any one time, it’s essential to arrive early otherwise you’ll spend more time waiting in line that taking photos.

Also you’ll need to be relatively fast when taking photos because it’s on more of a rotation visit than a stop and relax kind of situation.

When to visit: Like I said above, first thing in the morning as soon at the towers open at 10am. Also don’t forget to visit inside afterwards! The queue for the rooftop starts around the side of the cathedral in Rue de Cliotre-Notre-Dame.

#12 Pont d’Iéna + #13 the Carousel de Tour Eiffel

This spot might be quite obvious because it’s smack bang in front of the Eiffel Tower, but you’ll be surprised how many people forget to take a photo here.

The Pont d’Iéna acts as a photo ready avenue leading towards the tower, a great subject for wider compositions if you can manage to get a spot to yourself.

Traffic passes over the bridge very regularly so once the light drops, you can snap some great long exposures here with the blurring of headlights and movement of the traffic.

Just before crossing Quai Branley to the Eiffel Tower, on the right you’ll probably be distracted by a very photogenic carousel. It’s a great subject to use in photos of the Eiffel Tower, especially once it starts spinning around!

Photo Tip: Drop your shutter speed and capture some long exposures of the traffic on the bridge with the Eiffel Tower glowing behind. The same for the carousel, get nice and low and line up the Eiffel Tower so it’s just popping out from the carousel.

When to visit: Dusk is a beautiful time to photograph on the bridge and by the carousel. It’ll lead into the evening making it the perfect time to capture longer exposures.

#14 One last spot just for fun… the Avenue de Camoens

Grab that fashionista shot here at the Avenue de Camoens located just near Trocadero.

You’ll find this small street only a five-minute walk from Place du Trocadero meaning you can do both locations in the one stop with each offering a different perspective.

At the end of the Avenue de Camoens, there’s a beautiful lamp post and the perfect location to grab a romantic portrait with the Eiffel Tower sparkling behind.

I’ll let you wait to see what the view looks like…I promise it’s worth it!

And finally, a map!

YOUR MAP: Where to take photos of the Eiffel Tower

Read more: A Guide To The Best Paris Photography Locations

Do you have a favourite spot to photograph the Eiffel Tower?

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Hello! I’m the founder and photographer behind The Wandering Lens. With 17+yrs experience as a professional travel and landscape photographer, all advice found on this site is from my personal experience on the road. I hope it’s useful for your own travels and would love to hear in the comments about your trips and experiences around the world.

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Sarah Kozak

January 18, 2018 at 5:10 pm

I’m absolutely in love! I’ve never seen some many approaches to shooting the Eiffel tower! Beautiful!!

Lisa Michele Burns

January 18, 2018 at 5:11 pm

Hooray! I’m so glad you like them…have you been to Paris?

February 3, 2018 at 1:13 pm

I could have really used this post two summers ago when we went to Paris. You captured the Eiffel Tower so beautifully in so many areas! The photo taken from across the River Siene is my favorite.

Nafisa Habib

February 3, 2018 at 2:21 pm

WOW! Never been to Paris.. Every shot is so breathtaking!! My fave one is here Basilique du Sacre Coer 🙂

February 3, 2018 at 2:34 pm

Your Trocadero photograph (hope that’s how you spell it) is stunning. Such a valued post and so wish I’d came across it before I went to Paris. I’ll definitely hare these tips with family & friends who are soon to visit!

Kristine Li

February 3, 2018 at 2:51 pm

AMAZING list!! Especially loving your cover photo, it’s so dreamy and nice! Thanks for sharing so generously, I hope I can head back to Paris soon enough and use your post as a guide!

February 3, 2018 at 3:06 pm

This is such a great post, thanks for sharing your advice. My favourite is the picture with the pink flowers and the blurred Eiffel Tower in the back.

February 3, 2018 at 3:37 pm

Ok, this is just about the best guide ever and I wish I had read it before I went to Paris last year! These are such great photos and I love how you included tips on how exactly to get the shot. I am definitely saving this for the next time I’m in Paris – hopefully soon!

February 3, 2018 at 3:55 pm

THank you so much for this!! Definitely saving it for my next trip to Paris. Always looking for new photography perspectives and inspirations. Love your blog!

February 4, 2018 at 12:18 am

I’ve never been to Paris but it is on my list. Love all the tips and will be sure to share with a friend going to Paris in March

February 4, 2018 at 2:50 am

I’ll be visiting again in a few months and will definitely star these locations. I’ll look into the Mercure too… excellent tip 🙂

February 4, 2018 at 2:58 am

Lovely photos. We going to Paris again this year and I am keeping this post for my reference. Thanks for sharing

March 9, 2018 at 4:13 pm

Lisa I love how concise your posts and tips are. Thank you for this! I am sure a lot of us will find it very useful 🙂

May 23, 2018 at 5:52 pm

Eiffel tower in Paris, one of the most prominent and iconic masterpiece made, everyone wants to take a picture everytime the people would go there, it’s just a magnificent art!

CGIFurniture

December 4, 2018 at 11:21 pm

Leons Digital

January 14, 2021 at 7:51 pm

Thanks for sharing!

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