Yes — you can buy the Paris Museum Pass on arrival, at tourist information desks (including at the airports), at many included museums and at some shops. But buying online before you travel is smarter: it’s the same fixed price, …
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Even with the pass, several top sites require a free timed reservation: the Louvre, the Palace of Versailles, Sainte-Chapelle, the Conciergerie, the Orangerie, Notre-Dame’s towers, and — from March 2026 — the Musée d’Orsay. Most other sites need no booking. …
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Most Paris museums close one day a week — and crucially, the day varies: the Louvre closes Tuesdays, while the Orsay, Orangerie, Rodin, Picasso and Versailles close Mondays. Many also close on 1 January, 1 May and 25 December. Since …
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No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include guided tours. It covers self-guided entry to 50+ museums and monuments, but a human guide or organised tour is a separate, paid service. The good news: you can self-guide with free …
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No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include audio guides. Official audio guides at sites like the Louvre and Versailles cost extra and are paid for separately. The good news: many museums offer free downloadable apps, and the pass …
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Yes — the pass works during a site’s regular late-night (nocturne) openings, like the Louvre’s Friday evenings and the Orsay’s Thursday evenings, as long as it’s standard admission. It doesn’t cover special ticketed evening events. Evenings are quieter and atmospheric …
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Yes — the pass lets you skip the ticket-buying queue at Versailles and enter through the dedicated pass-holder entrance. But you must still book a free timed reservation for the Palace, and everyone passes through security. The pass doesn’t skip …
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No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the Musée du Luxembourg. This venue hosts only temporary exhibitions — and the pass never covers temporary exhibitions anywhere — so it needs its own ticket. The pass covers 50+ permanent-collection …
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No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include Espace Dalí (Dalí Paris) in Montmartre. This privately run museum devoted to Salvador Dalí has its own ticket. The pass covers 50+ other museums and monuments. Here’s the detail and how …
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No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the Grévin Wax Museum. This commercial wax-figure attraction has its own tickets. The pass is for heritage museums and monuments — 50+ of them. Here’s why Grévin is excluded and how …
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