Museums and Monuments in Paris
Paris Pass Skip-the-Line Tickets

The Paris Pass is an all-in-one tourist pass that grants access to numerous attractions in Paris, as well as public transportation, making it easier and more affordable to explore the city.

The Paris Pass generally includes access to the Paris Museum Pass, public transportation (metro, RER, bus), skip-the-line tickets for certain attractions, and sometimes cruises, guided tours, or tastings.

The price of the Paris Pass depends on the chosen duration: 2, 3, 4, or 6 days. Prices range from €130 to over €200 for adults, with reduced rates for children.

The Paris Pass can be very cost-effective if you plan to visit several museums, monuments, and attractions within a short period. It also allows you to avoid queues at some very popular sites.

Included attractions feature the Louvre, Musée d’Orsay, Sainte-Chapelle, Arc de Triomphe, a Seine River cruise, Centre Pompidou, and sightseeing tours on panoramic buses.

No, access to the Eiffel Tower is generally not included in the Paris Pass. A separate ticket must be booked for this iconic monument.

Once activated at the first use, the pass is valid for a consecutive number of days. Simply present it at the entrance of partner attractions to gain direct access, sometimes without waiting in line.

Yes, the pass includes a transport card that allows unlimited use of the metro, buses, trams, and RER within Paris and the nearby suburbs, depending on the chosen zone.

The Paris Pass can be purchased online on the official website or through authorized resellers. It can be delivered to your home, sent by email as an electronic pass, or picked up in Paris.

Yes, certain pick-up points and visitor centers in Paris allow you to buy or collect the Paris Pass on site, but it is recommended to order in advance to save time.

Yes, specific offers for children are available at reduced prices. They include most attractions and are adapted for younger visitors.

The Paris Pass is generally valid for a set period from the date of purchase, but activation only starts upon first use at an attraction or on public transport.

Yes, many included attractions offer priority or skip-the-line access, which saves valuable time, especially during the high tourist season.

Absolutely. The Paris Pass is designed to let you visit as many sites as you want each day, as long as your pass is active.

Refund policies vary by seller. Generally, unused passes may be refundable under certain conditions. It is important to read the terms and conditions before purchase.