Paris Museum Pass
The Paris Museum Pass is a tourist card that gives its users free entry, skip the line access and the possibility of entering any of the 50 monuments and museums several times. You can get a 2-day, 4-day or 6-day card.
Top Attractions Included
These are some of the attractions included in this Pass:
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- Arc du Triomphe
- Panthéon Paris
- Louvre Museum
- Musée d’Orsay
- Centre Pompidou
- Musée de Rodin
- Musée du quai Branly
- Sainte-Chapelle
- Palace of Versailles
It's important to note that you'll only be able to access the permanent collections. The temporary ones will have to be purchased separately.
Where to Get the Paris Museum Pass?
Travellers can purchase the Paris Museum Pass once they land in Paris. Both Charles de Gaulle and Orly have tourist information centres where this Pass is available. Visitors can also get this tourist card in any tourist information centre in the city or in the monuments and museums that are listed in this Pass.
Tourists can also buy the Pass online. However, there are no discounts if you buy it online and you'll have to pay extra shipping costs.
How to Use the Pass?
How to use the Paris Museum Pass
To be able to use the Paris Museum Pass, you’ll have to write the date on the back of the card as well as your full name.
We recommend using this card in the morning so you have the whole day to make the most of it. The days have to be consecutive.
To enter the various attractions, you won’t have to queue or go to the ticket office. All you have to do is go directly to the person who collects the admission tickets and show them the tourist card. The only places where you'll have to queue are the Towers of Notre Dame Cathedral and Sainte Chapelle.
Prices
There are three different types of Paris Museum Pass:
- 2 days: € 62 (US$ 65.30)
- 4 days: € 77 (US$ 81.20)
- 6 days: € 92 (US$ 97)
Is the Paris Pass Worthwhile?
Unless you’re not planning to visit any of the city’s top attractions, the Paris Museum Pass is usually worthwhile, especially if you’re staying in Paris for a long stay. If you get the 6-day pass, it comes to a total of € 15 (US$ 15.80) per day, so you'll be saving money if you visit two monuments or museums a day.
With this pass travellers will not only save money but will also save time thanks to the fast track access, skipping lines that are sometimes over one-hour long.
Keep in mind that those under 18 years old do not have to pay for tickets to most of the city’s top attractions so they won’t need to buy a Pass. EU citizens who are under 26 can also visit many of the monuments and museums for free in Paris.
