Champagne Toast at the Top!

Another highlight of this tour was going to the TOP of the Eiffel Tower! We decided to go straight to the top, then take our time on each level coming down. It was a great plan!
They do sell champagne at the top, which we bought, for 24 euro per glass! But how many people can say, they drank champagne on the top of the Eiffel Tower!?!? We were lucky that there were no clouds and the view was great. I will say, it is windy, very windy and cold at the top, so be prepared for that!
This is the last post on our fantastic Paris vacation, we had such a great time, we're already talking about when we should return!
Where should we go next?? Time will tell.❤️✈️

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