Paris Pass

Attractions included in the Paris Pass

The 10 most-visited attractions included in the Pass are:

• Eiffel Tower Climb Guided Tour (2nd Floor)
• Hop-On Hop-Off tour bus (full-day ticket)
• Louvre Museum
• Palace of Versailles
• Sightseeing cruise
• Parc Asterix
• Arc de Triomphe
• Centre Georges Pompidou
• Hot Air Balloon Ride: Ballon de Paris Generali & Ballon PanoraMagique
• Musée d’Orsay

The entrance fees to these top ten attractions add up to over €200, but the Paris Pass includes access to many more sights including some of the most famous Paris museums. Included are the Rodin Museum, Panthéon, Espace Dalí, and Montmartre Cable Car and you'll even be able to do a French wine tasting. Using this link, you can download the guide and see all of the included attractions.

Some museums, monuments and tourist attractions require prior reservation.

Skip the line

The Paris Pass includes fast-track entry to even the most popular attractions such as the Louvre Museum, Musée d’Orsay and Centre Pompidou. In peak season, you'll save several hours of time waiting in line.

How it works

The Pass will be activated when you first visit one of the attractions included in The Paris Pass. You can then use it for as long as you’ve purchased it, either 2, 3 or 4 consecutive days. You're allowed to access each attraction just once.

Although when making the reservation you'll be asked for a start date, you can use the service over the 24 months following the start date. 

Paris Museum Pass

The Paris Pass also includes a Museum Pass; a card that gives you free access to more than 60 museums in the city.

Validity: with the 2 and 3-day Paris Pass you can enjoy the Museum Pass for 2 days. With the 4-day Paris Pass, you can enjoy the Museum Pass for 4 days. 

The Museum Pass is a physical card that you'll have to pick up at the Museum Pass at 11 Avenue de L'Opera, which is open every day of the year from 10 am to 5 pm.

The Paris Museum Pass is not available for children under 18 years old.

Collection

The Paris Pass is a virtual QR code card that can be downloaded from the Go City app or you can activate it at the Big Bus Information Center, located at 11 Avenue de L'Opéra, very close to the Pyramides metro station. It's open every day of the year, from 10 am to 5 pm.

Louvre Museum

If you want to visit the Musée du Louvre with the Paris Pass, it's important to reserve the time slot in which you'll visit. You can do this when picking up your pass at the ticket office.

Children under 2 years old

It's not necessary to book a Paris Pass for children under 2 years old, as most museums and tourist attractions offer free admission for children under this age.