Paris Pass

Discover the best of Paris with this great add-on

  • Includes unlimited use of the public transport in zones 1-3
  • Entry to the major museums and monuments in Paris including: The Louvre, Arc of the Triomphe, Versailles, and more
  • Issued as an exchange voucher
  • Priority admission at selected attractions, no need to wait in line
  • Children under 4 travel free

WHO

WHAT

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Overview

The Paris Pass offers you the most romantic city in the world, its attractions and shopping galleries at a bargain deal. From museums and monuments to urban transport and restaurants, the Paris Pass is dedicated to helping you make the most of Paris, whilst also allowing you save both time and money. The Paris Pass includes everything you will need for a great city break.

  • Free entrance:
    Benefit from free entry to over 50 of Paris’ world famous attractions, including the Louvre Museum, Arc of Triumph, Notre Dame, Palace of Versailles, Orsay Museum, Tropical Aquarium, Grevin Wax Museum etc. Get a free passage on Seine River Day Cruise with Bateaux Parisiens, Tour Maine-Montparnasse, Tenniseum of Roland Garros.
  • Unlimited travel:
    With a Paris Pass you will benefit from unlimited travel time on the Metro, buses, tramway and RER within central Paris.
  • Free guidebook:
    To make sure you do not to miss anything, use your free guidebook. It details useful information including maps and directions as well as great tips on how to make the most out of your trip.
  • Special offers:
    Benefit from discount and special offers at major stores, great deals at restaurants, a special free gift at one of France’s best perfumeries and even a free Cell Phone Rental.

The Moulin Rouge.

How to activate the Paris Pass?

Once you have booked your Paris Pass on our website, you will receive a voucher by mail. You must exchange this voucher at a designated location, within 6 months from the date of purchase.

Voucher exchange location

Paris Pass Cultiva!
74 rue de Clery, 75002, Paris
Opening Times: Monday to Friday 10:00 - 15:30
Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays 10:00 - 13:00.
Closed on New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Labour Day and Christmas Day.

Conditions of use

Validity:
The Paris Pass is valid for a period of 2, 4 or 6 consecutive days

Discounts:
Child rate applies for children from 4 to 11 years old inclusive.
Youth rate applies for travellers from 12 to 17 years old inclusive.

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Paris & switzerland trip Hi I am planning to visit Paris & Switzerland as per details below: 22 Sept Arrive Paris 23 to 25 Sept Paris 25 Sept Paris to Zurich 26 Sept Zurich to Interlaken (evening train) 27 Sept Interlaken (Do Jungafrau) 28 Sept Interlaken (Do Mt Titlis) (...)

Sandeep B. | 2017/08/30 answered | 2 Comments
Help needed on paris swiss itinerary and swiss travel pass. Hi there, Need your help and advice on our Paris Swiss itinerary and Swiss Travel Pass.. I am traveling to Paris and Swiss for a 15 day trip. Large Family of seven - 2 adults, 4 children under 11 and 1 infant. Planning first week in Paris and (...)

Shuaib H. | 2017/06/07 answered | 2 Comments
If i am holding paris pass & swiss pass & i am travalling from paris to zurich how these both pass will help me to travel by using (...) I am planning to travel from Paris to Lucern. I am holding paris travel pass & swiss pass. can I use these passes together to travel from paris to lucern. or I have to purchase separate ticket for this travel? Is it possible to travel from paris (...)

SUNITA Y. | 2017/05/16 answered | 0 Comments
Europe trip (amsterdam, paris & swiss)... help!! Hi, I would like to first brief you on my overall plan and then ask questions. I am from India and going to tour Europe starting Amsterdam, Paris and Switzerland. We are two passengers. This is my brief plan with dates of travel 25-Oct (...)

Rahul V. | 2016/09/27 answered | 2 Comments
Italy, switzerland and france - which pass/tickets to buy? Hello, What's the best option for traveling the below places? Schedule (in order of visits) 1) Milan, Italy (stay 4 days) 2) Pisa, Italy (1 day trip and back to Milan) 3) Rome, Italy (stay 3 days) 4) Lucerne, Switzerland (stay 3 days) 5) (...)

Clarence S. | 2016/09/18 answered | 0 Comments

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