The Paris Museum Pass provides skip-the-line access to over 50 museums and monuments including the Louvre, Versailles, Musée d'Orsay, Arc de Triomphe, and Sainte-Chapelle. Available in 2-day (€85), 4-day (€105) or 6-day (€125) options, counted in consecutive hours from first use (prices checked September 2026). Ideal for museum enthusiasts planning to visit multiple major attractions. Add up the entry prices of the sites you actually plan to visit before buying. Does not include special exhibitions or tours. Not valid for transportation.
www.parismuseumpass.frComprehensive pass Passlib' does not include public transport; its options and attractions vary by package.. The Tourist Office says Passlib' options are valid for 3, 5, or 10 days. More expensive than separate purchases but offers maximum convenience and flexibility. Best for first-time visitors wanting worry-free sightseeing. Includes Seine cruise ticket and additional discounts at partner attractions.
parispasslib.comUnlimited travel pass for metro, RER, trains, buses and trams across zones 1-5, including Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports, Versailles and Disneyland Paris. Available for 1, 2, 3 or 5 consecutive days: €30.60, €45.40, €63.80 or €78 for adults; children aged 4-9 pay half (2026 prices). Includes discounts at some attractions. Compare it with single tickets and the Navigo day or week pass for the journeys you actually plan.
www.iledefrance-mobilites.frDigital tourist pass offering flexible entry to popular attractions with 3 or 5 credits to use across 2 or 3 days. Credits work at major sites like the Louvre, Eiffel Tower summit, and Seine cruises. Unlike Museum Pass, it's not consecutive days, providing more flexibility. Includes digital Paris guidebook and one city tour. Prices vary by selected options. Good for visitors wanting choice without commitment to intensive museum-hopping.
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