Not just sightseeing—this is how you capture the feeling of Paris

The Eiffel Tower is beautiful from any angle, but some places offer more than just a view.
They frame the tower in ways that make your photo feel cinematic, intimate, and timeless.
Here are four carefully chosen locations where you can take that one perfect shot—and feel like you’re living in the moment.


① Bateaux Mouches Cruise｜The Eiffel Tower on water, glowing with the city

A ride along the Seine on a Bateaux Mouches cruise offers a uniquely magical perspective.
As the sun sets and the tower begins to sparkle, the lights shimmer on the river, creating a surreal reflection.
Photos taken from the upper deck feel like they belong in a film still—elegant and atmospheric.

Best time: Just after sunset
Tickets: Book your Bateaux Mouches cruise on WAUG
Link: [Book Bateaux Mouches Tickets]


② Avenue de Camoëns｜Framed like a postcard, loved by locals

Tucked into a quiet neighborhood, this short avenue ends in a picture-perfect view of the Eiffel Tower.
With ornate buildings on either side, your photo captures both the old-world charm and the modern landmark.
It’s often used for engagement or wedding shoots—for good reason.

Best time: Late morning to early afternoon, when the light is soft and natural


③ Rue de Monttessuy｜Candid moments with the tower just around the corner

This street runs near the base of the tower, offering close-up views from between the buildings.
It’s not polished or overly styled—just real, lived-in Paris.
Shoot with a wide-angle lens and you’ll get that spontaneous, editorial feel.

Best time: Morning to early afternoon
Recommended gear: Smartphone with wide-angle mode works great


④ Palais de Chaillot｜The classic, cinematic Eiffel Tower shot

This terrace above Trocadéro is where you go when you want the Eiffel Tower photo.
The view is wide, symmetrical, and dramatic—especially around golden hour.
It’s perfect for portraits, fashion shots, or simply capturing the moment with the city as your backdrop.

Best time: Sunset to blue hour
Tip: Dress up a bit. The space deserves it

♥️ Editor’s Note:
Seeing the Eiffel Tower is one thing.
But capturing it from the right spot—that’s how memories are made.
These four locations combine romance, geometry, and atmosphere into the kind of photo you’ll want to frame long after you return home.