The Latin Quarter is rich in pass-covered history — the Panthéon, the Musée de Cluny (the Middle Ages) and the Arab World Institute are all included, with Sainte-Chapelle and the Conciergerie just across the river. It’s compact and atmospheric. Here’s …
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The Marais is a pass-lover’s neighbourhood, home to the Musée Picasso, the Musée des Arts et Métiers and the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire du Judaïsme — plus the free Musée Carnavalet. It’s compact, walkable and full of character. Here’s how …
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Around the Trocadéro, facing the Eiffel Tower, the pass covers a superb cluster — the Musée Guimet (Asian art), the Cité de l’Architecture and the Musée National de la Marine — plus the free Musée d’Art Moderne nearby. The Eiffel …
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The two trickiest days: the Louvre closes Tuesdays, while the Orsay, Orangerie, Versailles, Rodin and Picasso close Mondays. But plenty stays open each day — the Louvre and Arc de Triomphe on Mondays, the Orsay and Versailles on Tuesdays. Here’s …
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Individually, Paris’s top sites add up fast: the Louvre is around €32 (non-EU) or €22 (EEA), the Orsay about €16, Sainte-Chapelle €22, the Arc de Triomphe around €16 and Versailles roughly €21–€32 in 2026. Seeing several quickly tops the pass …
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Yes, on most public holidays — but several major museums close on 1 January, 1 May and 25 December, and others may have adjusted hours. The pass works normally otherwise, though sites can be busier. Don’t activate it on a …
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Most Paris museums allow small bags and daypacks but not large bags or luggage, and everyone passes through security. Many have cloakrooms for coats and smaller bags, but big suitcases are usually refused. Travelling light is the key. Here’s what …
The pass covers Palace entry, but not the journey — the easiest route is the RER C to Versailles Château–Rive Gauche, about 40 minutes from central Paris, then a short walk. Buy the train ticket separately. Here’s how to get …
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It varies by site, but the busiest — the Louvre and Versailles — typically release timed slots weeks to a couple of months ahead, on a rolling basis. The slots are free with the pass. Book as early as you …
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Don’t panic — a pass that won’t scan is usually fixed in moments. Turn up your screen brightness, show the staff your pass and purchase confirmation, and ask them to verify it manually. Digital passes can be reloaded from your …
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