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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No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the Montparnasse Tower observation deck. Its 56th-floor panorama and rooftop terrace require a separate ticket. The good news: the pass already includes two of Paris’s best viewpoints for free. Here’s the …
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Yes — for two days of active sightseeing, the 2-day Paris Museum Pass (€90 in 2026) is usually worth it. It pays for itself after about three major sites (the Louvre alone is €32) and lets you skip the ticket-buying …
It depends on the format: a lost physical pass generally can’t be replaced or refunded, so guard it like cash — but a digital pass is far safer, since you can usually re-access the QR code from your email or …
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The Versailles gardens are usually free to enter for everyone — so no pass is needed — except on Musical Fountain show days (typically weekends, April–October), when a separate paid ticket is required. The pass does cover the Palace (with …
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No — you don’t have to print the Paris Museum Pass. A digital pass is scanned straight from your phone, and a physical pass is a card you carry — neither needs printing. The same goes for your timed-slot reservations, …
No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the Montparnasse Tower observation deck. Its 56th-floor panorama and rooftop terrace require a separate ticket. The good news: the pass already includes two of Paris’s best viewpoints for free. Here’s the …
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The basilica of Sacré-Cœur is free to enter for everyone — so no pass is needed — but the dome climb is a separate paid ticket that the Paris Museum Pass does not cover. The nearby Montmartre Museum isn’t included …
No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the Opéra Garnier (Palais Garnier). Visiting Paris’s opulent opera house — whether a self-guided day tour, a guided backstage tour or a performance — requires a separate ticket. The pass covers …
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No — the Paris Museum Pass does not include the Catacombs. This famously eerie underground ossuary is a separate, limited-capacity attraction with its own timed ticket — and notoriously long queues, so it must be booked ahead. The pass covers …
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