2/3/4/6 Day Paris Pass: Attractions, Transportation & Museums

The Paris Pass makes visiting the many famous attractions and museums in Paris an extremely easy and cost-effective affair, giving you priority skip-the-line access to over 60 museums and monuments in Paris for only a fraction of the cost. The more you visit, the more you save. Choose from the 2, 3, 4 or 6-day pass, depending on which your pass is valid for consecutive days (and not spaced out 24-hour periods).

Popular Paris landmarks such as the Louvre Museum, Orsay Museum and the Notre Dame Cathedral are notorious for having ticket lines that are 1-3 hours long. The Paris Pass allows you to skip these ticket lines and get priority access to the museums and monuments. This allows you to spend more time experiencing the attraction than standing outside in the ticket queue.

The Paris Pass is also a very efficient way of experiencing what the city has to offer. The validity of the pass does not begin until you visit your first attraction. Hence, you can purchase your pass in advance and then plan your visits accordingly, without worrying about the expiration of the pass. Also, with unlimited usage during the validity period, you can visit any attraction you like for an unlimited number of times. With the museum pass, you will also receive a flyer containing all the information you need to know about the featured museums and monuments.

The advantages of the Paris Pass are multifold and is of benefit to every traveler in Paris, whether you’re visiting Paris for the first time, traveling with children or in a group. Not only do you get to decide how many days you'd like to explore Paris uninhibited but you also get to choose from an exhaustive list and range of attractions, allowing you to comfortably plan and explore the city. It is no wonder that the Paris Pass is a bestseller among both tourists and locals alike.

Here are the advantages of the Paris Pass:

• You get to visit multiple attractions with the same ticket. The pass is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase, and after the first usage, it is valid for consecutive days and not for random 24-hour periods. For instance, with the 3-day pass, if you first use your pass on a Monday, it is then valid on the following Tuesday and Wednesday. The pass expires at midnight.

• Using the Paris Pass is completely hassle-free. Your pass will be emailed to you and you may simply save it on your phone. You could also choose to collect your pass from the Paris Pass Redemption Desk on Avenue de L'Opera. Just show the e-ticket or physical pass at any of the designated spots at the attractions listed and enjoy swift ease of entry.

• The biggest advantage of the Paris Pass is the savings. The Paris Pass lets you save on individual charges at the gate if used correctly. With specific partnerships and deals, the Paris Pass promises to be an affordable alternative for travelers to the city.

Here's a brief breakdown of the potential savings* you could avail with the Paris Pass:

The Paris Pass - 3-Day Pass (adult): €129

Day 1

1-Day Big Bus Paris Hop-On, Hop-Off Tour: €39

Louvre Museum: €17

Les Caves du Louvre: €35

Arc de Triomphe: €13

Day 2

Aquarium de Pari: €24.50

Eiffel Tower Guided Climb: €34

Bateaux Parisiens - Seine River Cruise: €17

Day 3

Grévin Paris - Wax Museum: €24.50

Montmartre & Sacré coeur Walking Tour: €29

Champagne Gourmand in Montmartre: €18

Tour Montparnasse: €15

Total: €266.00

The 3-day Paris Pass will cost you €129 while you will be spending €266 if you were to buy individual tickets for these attractions. This translates to savings of around 52% on the general admission prices with the Paris Pass, not taking into consideration travel and museum entry.

Paris Pass Key Inclusions

• 1-Day Big Bus Paris Hop-On Hop-Off Tour

• Travel Card

• Louvre Museum

• Arc De Triomphe

• Notre Dame Cathedral

• The Orsay Museum

• Bateaux Parisiens River Cruise

• Palace of Versailles

• Montparnasse Tower

• Centre Pompidou

• Opera Garnier Guided Tour

• Pantheon

• Picasso Museum

• Orangerie Museum

• Sainte-Chapelle

• La Conciergerie

• Rodin Museum

• Quai Branly Museum

• Dali Exhibition

• The Paris Story

• Paris Aquarium Cineaqua

• Grevin Wax Museum

• Les Caves du Louvre Wine Tasting

• Archaeological Crypt of Notre-Dame

• Rex Studios: Les Etoiles du Rex

• Petit Train de Montmartre

• Set in Paris Walking Tour

• Paris Science Museum

• Gourmet Chocolate Museum

• Abbaye Royale De Chaalis

• Gustave Moreau Museum

• Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis

• Villa Savoye Villa Savoye

• Chateau de Compiegne

• The Palace of Malmaison

• Maurice Denis Museum

• Palais de la Decouverte

• Museum of Decorative Arts

• Chateau de Maisons-Laffitte

• Chateau de Pierrefonds

• Chateau de Vincennes

• Museum of the Cinema

• Chateau Fontainebleau

• Museum of the Asian Arts Museum

• Chateaux de Champs-Sur-Marne

• Museum of the Arts and Invention

• Conde Museum

• History of Immigration Museum

• House of Auguste Rodin at Meudon

• Museum of Arab History

• National Museum Of Eugene Delacroix

• Nissim De Camondo Museum

• Museum of 3D Relief Maps

• Museum of Air and Space Museum

• Museum of French Monuments

• Museum of Jewish Art & History

• Museum of Music

• Museum of the Sewers of Paris

• National Archaeology Museum

• National Museum of Port-Royal de Champs

• National Museum of the Middle Ages

• National Museum of the Renaissance

• Sevres Ceramics Museum

• The Army Museum

• Ballon de Paris Generali

• Ballon PanoraMagique

• Parc Asterix

• Eiffel Tower Climb Guided Tour (2nd Floor)