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Top 5 monuments you can enter for free with the Paris pass
The City of Paris offers tourists two different city cards for accessing attractions, skipping queues, using public transport, and much more included. Here are some of the best landmarks included in the price!
Louvre Museum
The world's grandest art museum boasts masterpieces from the Mona Lisa to the Venus de Milo. Look at the winding lines and remember that the Paris Pass gives you skip-the-line entry!
Versailles
On the outskirts of Paris lies Versailles, one of its most opulent palaces. Discover why France's former royals were so distracted from political affairs! Dress code: flamboyant. (Not really.)
Montparnasse Tower
It's far from Paris' prettiest landmark, but the top-floor terrace at Tour Montparnasse lets visitors view the city's lookers in a single eyeful!
Centre Pompidou
With over 50,000 works running the 19th and 20th century gamut, from Duchamp to Picasso, the Centre Pompidou is the European capital of modern art.
Palais Garnier
Palais Garnier, Paris' opera house is a caricature of 19th century tastes. Even back then it drew criticism for being so ostentatious. Check out its marble staircase and seven-ton chandelier!
Planning Your Visit
Is it worth it?
As well as free, skip-the-line admission to monuments, the Paris Pass includes free tours, a guidebook, and use of public transport, as well as discounts at selected shops and restaurants. However, note that under-26's from the EU can already enter state museums for free (albeit after queuing). If you're only interested in the museums, it might be cheaper to purchase the lone Paris Museum Pass and a separate Visite public transport ticket.
Where can I buy them?
Online of course (including on GetYourGuide!), but if you'd prefer to wait until you're there then the Paris Museum Pass can be purchased at both Orly and Charles de Gaulle airports. The all-inclusive Paris Pass can be bought at Paris Pass Desk, "Les Delices" Grand Rex, 33 rue Poissonniere, 75002.
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The Paris museum pass allowed us into many places and skipped the line
The pass was well worth the money as we went to many of the places and were able to skip the lines which saved valuable time. The only negative was that even though we had a mobile app for it, no one was willing to take it. The office to pick up the app was far away from us and VERY inconvenient to get to. The address was difficult to see on the street. When we mentioned the app that no one would take, they sympathized and said "well, this us Paris." Oh well...
best item for long-term travelers over a week
It's much more economical for a 'Museum Pass' than buying each ticket for the activity. Especially, I liked museum pass that I could use it whenever I want. Because nobody knows when and what variables will occur during the journey! (It is only available on the specified date, if you want to schedule and use a ticket.)
It's worth the price just to bypass the lines!
Great option if you want to hit most of the "must do's" and don't want to waste time in line. Note: DOES NOT INCLUDE Eiffel Tower, but other than that, it's a good deal.
Once we finally got the pass it worked fine
We arrived in Paris and made our way straight to the pickup point for the pass only to find that the shop was closed so we had to then explain to each museum that we had bought this pass and fortunately after 15 minutes each time we were late in eventually we made our way back to that same meeting point and the shop was finally Open for us to pick up the pass but it should have been open on the first day as it said so
It was a very good decision to purchase the pass!
The pass gave us access to a great number of museums and exhibitions. The greatest benefits of the pass is the much easier access to the most visited museums of Paris (we did not have to wait in really long lines). Also, it was a few times less expensive than going to each of the museums separately. As the weather in Paris is quite changeable, having the Museum Pass at hand is always a win-win solution, because you can wait over the rain in the wonderful environment of gorgeous Paris museums. Thank you! I am going to recommend the Paris Museum Pass to all of my friends who will plan to visit the city.
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