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From grand boulevards and iconic monuments to world-class museums and timeless cafés, Paris blends history and modern culture in a way few cities can. If you are planning to explore its top highlights, booking separate tickets can be a hassle, and we understand that. Paris City Cards get you access to the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and Notre Dame. From guided tours, bus tours, and a whole range of activities, you get to choose the perfect card based on the number of days you have. Whether you want a packed itinerary with plenty of exploration or a relaxed one, you get all the flexibility you need.
Why go for a Paris City Card
Save big on the city’s top attractions
Tailor your itinerary with complete flexibility
Enjoy a variety of experiences
Access to the Paris Museum Pass
Types of city cards
How to use your Paris card
Step 1: Choose your City Card
Step 2: Book your tickets
Step 3: Check your email
Step 4: Download the operator’s app
Step 5: Start exploring!
Which Paris city card is best for you?
- If you want to visit as many attractions within a fixed number of days: If you’re around in Paris for a longer duration and want to visit as many attractions as possible, you can choose between the Go City Paris Passand theTurbopass Paris City Card. You get to hop across 45+ experiences and guided tours, and even get discounts at some of the city’s most popular eateries with the Turbopass Pais City Card. With validity ranging from 2-6 consecutive days, you get all the flexibility you need.
- If you only want to pay for the attractions you visit: If you’re on a tight schedule or simply want to visit a pre-decided number of landmarks across Paris, the Go City Paris Explorer Passis the best option. You get to choose between passes that get you access to 3/4/5/7 attractions, so you only pay for what you see. If you’re around in Paris for longer, you can take advantage of this pass’s 30-day validity to spread out your sightseeing over the course of your visit.
Top attractions covered with your city card
Louvre Museum
Palace of Versailles
Musée d’Orsay
Arc de Triomphe – Rooftop Terrace
Sainte-Chapelle
Centre Pompidou
Musée de l’Orangerie
Panthéon
Château de Fontainebleau
Paradox Museum Paris
Frequently asked questions about Paris city cards
The Paris City cards include access to 45+ landmarks, tours, and experiences across the city. The
Turbopass Paris City Cardalso lets you access 46 more museums and landmarks with the Museum Pass included.Once you’ve purchased your chosen city card, you’ll need to download the operator’s app and follow the instructions to activate it. You can then present your pass at any of the included attractions and begin exploring.
You can choose two different types of cards, including an attraction-based card and a day-based card. The first lets you visit any number of attractions from the list included, while the day-based card lets you make the most of your time for your chosen number of days.
Absolutely! If your goal is to visit the city’s museums for a deep dive into its artistic heritage, the
Paris Museum Passis the one to go for. It gets you access to 50+ museums and monuments, along with a choice of 2, 4, or 6-day validity.Yes. Suppose you choose a 3-day pass, it will activate as soon as you present it at your first attraction, and will remain so for three consecutive days. However, keep in mind that your pass is valid for calendar days, and not a 24-hour cycle, so you use up one day at midnight regardless of what time you first used it.
No, your Paris city cards don’t include access to the city’s public transportation. They only cover access to the city’s most popular landmarks and experiences.
No, your city card is meant for your exclusive use alone and is not transferable.
Yes, the city card includes priority entry to select attractions. You’ll also get guided tours at other attractions, so you get to enjoy different experiences in a mix of formats.
Yes, certain attractions require advance bookings, even if you have a city card. This is due to the high volume of visitors they host every day. Some of these attractions include the Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine, Conciergerie, Hôtel de la Marine, Musée d'Art et d'Histoire du Judaïsme, Musée de l'Orangerie, and the Louvre, among others.
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