No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the National Museum of Natural History or its Grande Galerie de l’Évolution. This separate institution at the Jardin des Plantes has its own ticketing. The pass covers 50+ art and history …
No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the Musée Jacquemart-André. This opulent private mansion museum, recently restored, needs its own ticket. For pass-included mansion museums, the Rodin and Cluny are covered, and the Carnavalet is free. Here’s the …
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Yes — for six active days, the 6-day Paris Museum Pass (€139 in 2026) offers the best per-day value of all (about €23 a day) and can return €250–€300 in admissions. It’s ideal for long stays with château day trips. …
No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the Atelier des Lumières. This immersive digital-art venue is privately run, with tickets sold separately online. The pass covers 50+ traditional museums and monuments instead. Here’s why it’s excluded and how …
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No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the Moulin Rouge. The famous cabaret is a commercial show with its own tickets, not a museum or monument, so it sits entirely outside the pass. The pass covers 50+ cultural …
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Children under 18 don’t need a Paris Museum Pass at all — they enter France’s national museums free. EU residents under 26 are free too. So you only buy passes for the paying adults (26+, or non-EU travellers). Free children …
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No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the Musée Marmottan Monet. This private museum, home to the world’s largest Monet collection (including Impression, Sunrise), needs its own ticket (around €14). For Monet on the pass, the Orangerie’s Water …
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Yes — the Louvre is included in the Paris Museum Pass, on all three durations. It’s the pass’s biggest single saving (Louvre entry is €32 in 2026). But you must still book a free timed-entry slot at the official Louvre …
No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include Giverny or Monet’s house and gardens. Giverny is in Normandy, well outside Paris and the Île-de-France region the pass covers, so it needs a separate ticket and its own train journey. …
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The Centre Pompidou is closed for a major renovation until around 2030, so it can’t currently be visited with the pass or any ticket. Historically it was included, but for now it’s off the table. The good news: the pass …
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