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What is a Paris Museum Pass?

A Paris Museum Pass is an additional sightseeing pass, included with any purchase of a Go City® All-Inclusive Pass Plus.  

The Paris Museum Pass gives you access to 50+ additional museums, on top of all the other attractions, tours and experiences included with the Go City line-up.
 

What type of Paris Museum Pass do I get with my Go City® All-Inclusive Pass Plus?

With a 2-day pass, you'll get a 2-day Paris Museum Pass.
With a 3-day pass, you'll get a  2-day Paris Museum Pass.
With a 4-day pass you'll get a 4-day Paris Museum Pass.
With a 6-day pass you'll get a  6-day Paris Museum Pass.

 

What are the benefits?

✔ Access 50 museums and monuments in Paris and the Paris region, including these 10 iconic highlights:

• Louvre
• Palace of Versailles
• Arc de Triomphe
• Sainte Chapelle
• Notre Dame towers 
• Musée d'Orsay
• Army Museum
• Hotel de la Marine
• Pantheon
• Rodin Museum

✔  Save money compared to buying individual tickets at each museum.
✔ Enjoy a stress-free experience – just show your Paris Museum Pass at the entrance to each attraction.
 

How does it all work?

There are limited slots and availability at some of these attractions This applies to all visitors (paid, free and Go City® & Paris Museum Pass holders). Certain periods are in high demand, notably at the Louvre Museum and the Palace of Versailles. We cannot guarantee availability and recommend you plan well in advance to secure your slot at these popular must-sees.

Which museums and monuments are included with my Paris Museum Pass?

Your Paris Museum Pass includes:

In Paris

In the Paris region

The Louvre Musée d'Orsay Paris Science Museum Conciergerie Sainte-Chapelle Arc de Triomphe The Army Museum Panthéon Centre Pompidou Museum of the Asian Arts - Guimet Museum of Decorative Arts Museum of Arts and Invention Museum of Arab History Quai Branly Museum Chapelle Expiatoire Museum of the Cinema National Museum Eugène Delacroix Museum of Jewish Art and History Musée de l'Orangerie Rodin Museum City of Architecture and Heritage National Museum of the Middle Ages (Cluny) Museum of 3D Relief Maps Museum of Music Nissim Museum of Camondo Gustave Moreau National Museum Picasso Museum History of Immigration Museum Musée de l'Ordre de la Libération

Palace of Versailles Château de Vincennes National Archaeology Museum Royal Abbey of Chaalis Museum of Air and Space Condé Museum - Chantilly Castle Château de Fontainebleau Château de Maisons-Laffitte National Museum of Port-Royal des Champs Château de Rambouillet National Museum of the Renaissance - Château d’Ecouen Cathedral Basilica of Saint Denis Villa Savoye Musée Jean-Jacques Henner Sèvres, City of Ceramics Château de Compiègne Château de Pierrefonds National Museum of Malmaison Castle Château de Champs-sur-Marne Musée Franco-Américan House of Auguste Rodin at Meudon

 

More Paris Museum Pass FAQs...

What is the difference between a Go City® All-Inclusive Pass Plus and a Paris Museum Pass? 

A Paris Museum Pass is an additional pass that you receive with the purchase of a Go City® All-Inclusive Pass Plus. Alongside dozens of top attractions included on a Go City® All-Inclusive Pass (we’re talking the Eiffel Tower, Parc Astérix, river cruises and plenty of foodie experiences), you’ll be able to download a Paris Museum Pass to use at the same time. It’ll grant you access to 50 additional top museums and landmarks.

Does the Paris Museum Pass get you into the Louvre? 

Yes! Once you’ve purchased your All-Inclusive Pass Plus and downloaded your Paris Museum Pass, you can book a slot at the Louvre.

Slots are limited and may not be available for several days. We recommend checking back daily for updated availability.

Is the Eiffel Tower covered by the Paris Museum Pass? 

A guided climb of the Eiffel Tower is included with a Go City® Paris pass, not the Paris Museum Pass. Once you’ve bought your pass from Go City, you can reserve a slot for this must-do experience. 

Should I use a Paris Museum Pass for children? 

Children and teenagers aged under 18's and under 26's residing in the European Union can enter most museums and monuments (accessible with the Paris Museum Pass) for free. We recommend you check entry prices at the attractions you wish to visit, as it can sometimes work out cheaper to buy individual attraction children tickets for these, rather than buying a child's pass. 

Don't forget that for sites where booking a time slot is mandatory, you must make a free reservation for "under 18s". 

Can this pass bundle (Go City® All-Inclusive Pass Plus and the Paris Museum Pass) be purchased several months before use? 

Yes, you can. The All-Inclusive Pass Plus is valid for one year from purchase date.  

How do I activate my All-Inclusive Pass Plus and my Paris Museum Pass?  

Your passes will activate when you use any of them for the first time or on the date you enter when downloading your Paris Museum Pass PDF.  

Things to note about your Paris Museum Pass
 

• The Paris Museum Pass is non-refundable and non-exchangeable and does not include access to temporary exhibitions.
• This means that if for any reason you wanted to get a refund for the Go City® All-Inclusive Pass Plus, then the cost value of the Paris Museum Pass would be deducted from your overall order.
• Many museums and monuments are free for visitors under 18 and for European Union nationals under 26.
• Free admission is not guaranteed when there are access conditions: a mandatory reservation, security checks, the delivery of a free ticket or regulated restrictions on visitor numbers for security reasons.
• Most national museums and monuments are wheelchair-accessible, but we advise you to contact each establishment to check their respective access conditions.
• The validity period of your passes cannot be suspended, split or extended. Our advice: plan your visits according to closing days and public holidays to make the most of your passes.