The Paris Pass Plus

Paris

One pass, 40+ Paris attractions plus 10 highlights from the Paris Museum Pass, including the Louvre and Eiffel Tower.

  • Access to 40+ attractions, tours and tastings plus 10 highlights from the Paris Museum Pass
  • Entry to the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe and Palace of Versailles included
  • Guided climb up the Eiffel Tower and a Seine river cruise with Bateaux Parisiens
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2 Day Paris Pass Plus

This pass gives you two consecutive days of access to 40+ Paris attractions and museum highlights.

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No date required — visit anytime

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£135.75 each

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£53.35 each

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4-Day Paris Pass Plus

This pass gives you four consecutive days of access to 40+ Paris attractions and museum highlights.

Access to 40+ attractions and tours · Access to 10 highlights from the Paris Museum Pass · Guided climb of the Eiffel Tower · +3 more

Cancellation up to 90h before

From

£178.75

per person

This pass gives you four consecutive days of access to 40+ Paris attractions and museum highlights.

6-Day Paris Pass Plus

This pass gives you six consecutive days of access to 40+ Paris attractions and museum highlights.

Access to 40+ attractions and tours · Access to 10 highlights from the Paris Museum Pass · Guided climb of the Eiffel Tower · +3 more

Cancellation up to 90h before

From

£221.75

per person

This pass gives you six consecutive days of access to 40+ Paris attractions and museum highlights.

About this experience

The Paris Pass Plus bundles entry to more than 40 attractions, tours and tastings with 10 iconic sights from the Paris Museum Pass, all on a single pass valid for 2, 4 or 6 consecutive days. Rather than booking and paying for each attraction separately, you get one pass covering everything from a Seine river cruise with Bateaux Parisiens to a guided climb up the Eiffel Tower, a Montmartre walking tour, and self-guided access to the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe and the Palace of Versailles.<br><br>Beyond the big landmarks, the pass opens up smaller, distinctive experiences around Paris: a Parisian breakfast at Café Louise, French wine tasting at Les caves du Louvre, a hop-on hop-off bus tour with Big Bus Paris, and self-guided visits to the Musée d'Orsay, Sainte-Chapelle and the Panthéon. It's built for travellers who want to move between museums, food tastings and city tours without planning logistics or ticket queues attraction by attraction.<br><br>Everything runs through the Go City app, where you can check opening details, reserve time slots where needed and track which attractions you've used. Your pass activates the moment you scan into your first attraction, then stays valid for the number of consecutive calendar days you've purchased.

What to expect

Your first stop activates the pass, so it's worth mapping out a rough route the night before using the Go City app. Many people start with a major landmark like the Louvre or the Eiffel Tower in the morning, when queues tend to be shorter, then use the afternoon for a walking tour of Montmartre or a Seine river cruise. Reservations are needed for some attractions, which you can arrange directly through the app once your pass is active.<br><br>Over the following days, you can mix major sights like the Palace of Versailles and Arc de Triomphe with smaller experiences such as a cheese tasting, a perfume workshop or a bike tour around the city. Since each attraction can only be used once, it helps to prioritise the ones you're most keen to see early in your trip, leaving flexibility for the rest of your Paris itinerary as the days go on.

Things to note

  • Sync your pass to the Go City app before you start, so you can check reservation requirements for each attraction
  • The pass activates on first use and runs for consecutive calendar days, not 24-hour periods, so plan your first visit carefully
  • Start early in the day to fit in more attractions before closing times
  • Each attraction on the pass can only be visited once
  • Some attractions, including the Louvre, require the Paris Museum Pass element included in this ticket
  • Wear comfortable shoes if you're planning to combine walking tours with museum visits on the same day

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