Where can I buy the Paris Pass? What attractions are included in the Paris Pass?

It's actually quite a good deal to buy a Paris Pass. There are many attractions you can visit. Let's go and see what attractions are there. If you want to visit, you can see whether it is cost-effective to buy the pass.

ParisPass

The Paris Pass is the best sightseeing package. You get access to more than 60 world-famous museums, galleries, and monuments in Paris with one one-ticket pass. It includes the Paris Museum Pass, Paris Attractions Pass and Paris Sightseeing Pass. Regular passes are usually offered for two, three, four or six days. With a one-way ticket to Paris, you can easily visit Paris.

Details of the Paris Pass package (includes the following items):

Free admission to more than 60 world-famous museums and monuments in Paris. Louvre Museum, Musée d'Orsay, Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame de Paris, Palace of Versailles, Pantheon, Ancient Penitentiary, Pompidou Center, Sainte Chapelle and more.

Free admission to popular attractions, including a Seine River cruise, the Paris Wax Museum (MuseGrvin), the Paris Opera, a trip to Montparnasse, and even a wine tasting experience!

Paris Bus Tours

Free Paris sightseeing bus tours from LesCarsRouge. Show your Paris Attractions Pass and get one day of unlimited rides.

Paris Tourist Card (Paris Tourist Card)

Get free unlimited rides on the metro, buses, and RER from 1-3 in the Paris metropolitan area.

Fast-track admission

Skip the long lines at the entrance of Paris' most popular museums and attractions and go straight in.

20+ page guidebook

A detailed guidebook covering all the sights and landmarks in Paris, with maps and descriptions as well as useful tips and inspiration.

Exclusive discounts at stores and restaurants in central Paris

How the Paris Pass can save you time and money;

Not all of these 60-plus attractions will save you money. In fact, you can save money by visiting a few attractions each day! Here's an example:

Item 1: Sightseeing Bus Day Trip - 38

Item 2: Chateau Tasting Event - 32

Item 3: Louvre - 15

Item 4: Paris Opera - 17

Item 5: Paris Wax Museum - ￡24.50

Item 6: Paris Seine Cruise - 15< /p>

Item 7: Versailles-18

The total cost of these seven tickets is 159.50, plus a metro ride in the center of Paris (for two days) costs 19. After two days of fun, the total cost is 178.50. But if you buy a Paris Pass, it's only 130 (adults) for two days. Just these seven items to save 48.50! Not to mention that sometimes you want to go to other attractions ~ so buy the Paris Pass is appropriate.

And when you buy the pass, you will get the Paris Pass Guide, which allows you to easily understand each attraction, opening hours, and location, so you don't have to spend time planning your itinerary.

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Payment methods: Visa, Paypal, MasterCard, AmericanExpress, etc..

Sometimes there are events, so you can keep an eye on them. If you decide to go this year, there are events to get started. If you don't activate them, you can get a refund, but you will be charged 4.5% of the fare.

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The above three websites are more reliable websites, so you can compare which one is cheaper and choose it when booking. Each offer may be different, subject to your actual purchase time.

Where to buy

Paris Pass collection and exchange

After booking online, the e-certificates will be sent to your email address, which can be printed out in advance and exchanged for physical tickets at a designated location.

Exchange location: Big Bus ticket office (11 rue de l'Opera, Paris 75001).

How to get there: From the nearest metro station, Pyramides, take exit 2 to Ruedel'Echelle, turn left and go up the stairs. The exchange office is on your right.

Hours: 09:30-18:30 Monday to Sunday.

How to activate your Paris Pass

Your Paris Pass will be activated when you use it for the first time, but when you start to use it you must first sign and date your Paris Pass, Paris Museums and Monuments Pass, and Paris Tourist Card. You may also be asked to post a one-inch personal photo, which you can prepare in advance.

Also, the ticket to and from the metro entrance must have the Paris Sightseeing Card's serial number written on it. The card and ticket must be kept together at all times and must be presented together when you need to check.

The Paris Pass is valid.

Once activated, the Paris Pass is valid up to and including the expiration date. Upon expiration, you will not be able to enter attractions or transportation facilities free of charge. For example, if you hold a four-day pass, if you use it for the first time on Monday, your pass won't expire until after Thursday, regardless of whether you use it multiple times during that period.

It's worth noting that the "days" are based on calendar days, so if you use a 4 p.m. Monday one-way ticket, use Monday as the first day.

The Paris Museum Pass included in the package allows for multiple entries as long as the pass is valid. Attractions listed in the Paris Pass can only be entered once.

The National Museum of Paris is free for visitors under 26 years old from EU countries. Visitors wishing to take advantage of this offer will need to queue for tickets and show ID to prove their age and nationality. Note: Paris One Ticket holders can enjoy fast-track privileges without queuing!

Also, the Paris Pass does not include admission to temporary exhibitions or guided tours.