Paris Pass

Paris is a city that never ceases to enchant. Its iconic landmarks, legendary art, fascinating history and timeless romance attract millions of visitors each year. However, long queues, complicated bookings and high costs can make exploring the city challenging for visitors. That's why the Paris Pass is the ideal solution for tourists who want to explore the main attractions without stress, saving both time and money.

With a single pass, you'll enjoy priority access to some of Paris's most famous landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum and the Palace of Versailles. You can also relax with a Seine River cruise, enjoy exclusive discounts on other attractions and discover the city's secrets with an interactive audio guide. The Paris Pass is designed to offer maximum value, allowing you to experience the best of Paris with a single, convenient, flexible solution.

Benefits of the Paris Pass

One of the main advantages of the Paris Pass is that it allows you to save precious time by skipping the lines. Like many major tourist cities, Paris can be crowded, especially during peak seasons. With the pass, you can skip the lines at many top attractions, giving you more time to explore the city.

As well as providing fast access, the Paris Pass allows you to save money. Purchasing individual tickets for various attractions can be expensive, especially if you want to visit many sites within a short period. The pass includes admission to numerous must-see places in Paris at a reduced price, potentially saving you a significant amount compared to buying individual tickets.

What is included in the Paris Pass?

Eiffel Tower or Montparnasse Tower

The Eiffel Tower is the undisputed symbol of Paris and a must-visit for every traveller. With the Paris Pass, you can access the second floor using a priority ticket and enjoy breathtaking views of the city while saving time. For an even more exclusive experience, you can opt for priority access to the top of the tower, where the panoramic view will leave you speechless.

Alternatively, you can choose to visit the Montparnasse Tower, which offers equally spectacular views without the crowds that often gather at the Eiffel Tower. From the observation deck, you can admire Paris from a unique vantage point, with the Eiffel Tower dominating the skyline.

The Louvre Museum and the Palace of Versailles

The Paris Pass gives you the opportunity to visit two of France's most iconic attractions: the Louvre Museum and the Palace of Versailles. If you're an art lover, the Louvre is the perfect place to immerse yourself in timeless masterpieces. The pass includes priority access, so you can enter quickly and head straight to treasures such as Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa or the Venus de Milo.

If you are more interested in royal history and grand architecture, the Palace of Versailles is an excellent choice. Your pass includes entry to the palace, where you can explore the lavish royal apartments, immaculate gardens and the renowned Hall of Mirrors, the setting for the signing of some of the most significant treaties in history.

River Seine Sightseeing Cruise

Another highlight of the Paris Pass is the sightseeing cruise on the River Seine. This charming experience allows you to see the city from a different perspective, sailing past some of Paris's most iconic landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame and the Musée d'Orsay.

You can choose between a simple one-hour cruise or opt for a more complete experience that includes lunch on board the Bistrot Parisien. Here, you can enjoy typical French dishes while taking in the passing Parisian landscape. This is a relaxing and romantic way to enjoy the city, whether during the day or in the evening when the monuments are beautifully illuminated.

City Audio Guide: Explore Paris with Your Personal Guide

The Paris Pass gives you access to the city's top attractions and helps you discover it on your own with a downloadable audio guide app for your smartphone. With over 100 points of interest described in detail, you can explore Paris following personalized itineraries and uncover the city's hidden secrets.

This audio guide is perfect for those who want to explore the city at their own pace and avoid guided tours, thus enjoying a more flexible and tailor-made visit. The app also includes digital maps and useful information to help you easily navigate between the city's different neighbourhoods.

How the Paris Pass works

Using the Paris Pass is extremely simple and convenient. Here's how it works:

1. Choose your visit date: When purchasing the pass, you can select the date of your visit and the number of attendees.
2. Pay securely: Make your payment through a secure and reliable system.
3. Receive your tickets: After completing your purchase, you will receive your tickets via email. Follow the instructions provided and you're ready to start your Paris adventure!
4. Get a discount on your next booking: After using the pass, you'll also receive a 10% discount code to use for your next booking, allowing you to save even more on other Parisian attractions and nearby sites.

Who can benefit from the Paris Pass?

The Paris Pass is ideal for all kinds of travellers. Here are some examples of people who might benefit from it:

• First-time travellers: If it's your first time in Paris, the pass guarantees quick and easy access to the city's most iconic attractions, allowing you to enjoy the full experience without any hassle.
• Families: Travelling with family can be expensive, but the Paris Pass makes visits to major attractions more affordable, while also reducing the stress of buying separate tickets and waiting in long queues with children.
• Solo travellers or couples: Whether you're travelling alone or with a partner, the pass offers you the chance to make the most of your time and money, ensuring a stress-free and activity-filled experience.
• Culture and history lovers: If you're passionate about art, history or architecture, the Paris Pass gives you access to Paris's most fascinating sites.  You can discover the masterpieces of the Louvre or experience the grandeur of the the Palace of Versailles without worrying about the logistics.