Paris Museum Pass

With so many galleries and cultural attractions to explore in Paris , it´s deciding where to visit that will bring you one of the toughest challenges. The Paris Museum Pass will help you make up your mind!

Visit the best museums, skipping queues along the way, and what´s more, you will receive a handy booklet with maps showing their locations as well as outlining the key information about opening hours, star attractions and much, much more.

Just some of the top attractions on the pass include the Louvre – the home of the Mona Lisa and more than 35,000 other works – the Orsay Museum, which is dedicated to mainly French art from the years 1848 to 1915 and the Pompidou Centre. You can also visit the Arc de Triomphe and the Notre Dame Towers. Visit the Pantheon, the final resting place for France’s greats such as Voltaire, Zola and the Curies, and La Conciergerie, the palace turned prison where Marie-Antoinette spent her final days. Admire the 15 stunning stained glass windows of the Gothic Sainte-Chapelle or even head out of town to the Palace of Versailles, the opulent 2,300-room home of France’s last kings.

You will find museums dedicated to fashion, money, music, cinema and even the city’s century old sewage system! So, why wait? Set off on a discovery of one of the most amazing heritages in the world!

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Louvre Museum:

Prior to your visit, you must reserve your free time slot here, but first it is essential to redeem the voucher for your Paris Pass in order to obtain your serial number. We strongly recommend you to do it first thing in the morning.

Please be advised that due to reasons out of our control, we are unable to guarantee availability for the Louvre for your preferred date.

- You will need to provide your full name and the serial number indicated on your Paris Pass.

Please note: On the date of the visit to the Louvre Museum, you will need to present your Paris Pass, along with the reservation confirmation. Enter the Louvre via the Glass Pyramid.

Others

The validity of the Paris Museum Pass will be calculated in hours starting at the time of the first visit.

For example, if you choose a 48 hours pass and activate it on Wednesday at 11am, the pass shall be valid until Friday 10:59am.

Please note that the Paris Museum pass entitles you to one entry per attraction only.

Important Information

The validity of the Paris Museum Pass is calculated in hours from the time of the first visit (1 day = 24 hours, 2 days = 48 hours etc. ). Ex: If you choose the 2-day pass and start your visit on August 25 at 3pm, the pass will be valid until August 27 at 3pm.

Paris Museum Passes entitle you to a single admission per site, regardless of the duration of the pass.

The ticket is valid at any time of the day, according to the opening hours of the site visited. The pass is valid for consecutive days. The first day starts from your first visit.

Some museums require the purchase of an entrance ticket for children on site.

The museum pass does not guarantee direct entry with no waiting time, as this may vary depending on how busy the monuments are.

Due to the museum being free of charge on the following days, the museum pass cannot be used: May 1st, September 19th, September 20th, First Sunday of each month from November to March, December 25th, January 1st.

Make sure the museum you plan to visit is open during the pass period

Please note that for the following sites, you will need to book a time slot in advance in order to guarantee entry due to high attendance levels: Conciergerie, Hôtel de la Marine, Musée d'Orsay, Musée de l'Orangerie, Musée du Louvre, Sainte-Chapelle, Tours de Notre-Dame de Paris, and Château de Versailles et de Trianon.

Children under 18 and European citizens under 26 have FREE access to most of the museums and monuments.