Go City Paris Pass

Included Attractions

The most-visited attractions included in the Go City Paris Pass are:

• Eiffel Tower Climb Guided Tour
• Hop-On Hop-Off tour bus (full-day ticket)
• Sightseeing Seine River cruise
• Parc Asterix (opens April 8, 2023)
• Disney Village PanoraMagique hot air balloon ride
• Choco-Story Gourmet Chocolate Museum
• Grévin Paris Wax Museum
• Paris Aquarium​

The entrance fees to these top ten attractions add up to over € 200 (US$ 217.51), but the Paris All-Inclusive Pass includes access to many more sights, including Espace Dalí, Le Petit Train de Montmartre, and a French wine tasting. Some museums, tours, and tourist attractions may require prior reservation.

Check out the official guidebook for a complete list of all included attractions.

Paris Pass Plus

If you want an even more complete experience, during the booking process, you can also choose the Paris Pass Plus option. This card gives you access to over 90 experiences and includes the Paris Museum Pass, which will give you access to more than 60 museums in the city.

Please note that, in the case of the 3-day Paris Pass, your Paris Museum Pass will be valid for two consecutive days.

What's Included in the Paris Museum Pass? 

In Paris:

• The Louvre
• Orsay Museum
• Paris Science Museum
• La Conciergerie
• La Sainte-Chapelle
• Arc de Triomphe
• Military Museum
• The Pantheon
• Pompidou Center
• National Museum of Asian Arts - Guimet
• Museum of Decorative Arts
• Museum of Arts and Crafts
• The Atonement Chapel
• Cinema Museum
• National Museum of Eugène Delacroix
• Museum of the Institute of the Arab World
• Museum of Art and History of Judaism
• Orangerie Museum
• Rodin Museum
• City of Architecture and Heritage
• National Museum of the Middle Ages (Cluny)
• Museum of 3D Relief Maps
• Museum of Music
• Nissim De Camondo Museum
• National Museum of Gustave Moreau
• Découverte Palace
• Picasso Museum
• Museum of the History of Immigration
• Museum of the Order of the Liberation
• Quai Branly Museum

In the outskirts of Paris:

• Versailles Palace
• Vincennes Castle
• National Archaeology Museum
• Royal Abbey of Chaalis
• Air and Space Museum
• Condé Museum - Chantilly Castle
• Palace of Fontainebleau
• Maisons-Laffitte Palace
• Port-Royal des Champs Museum
• Château de Rambouillet, the Queen's Dairy
• National Museum of the Renaissance - Château d'Écouen
• Rodin's House in Meudon
• Saint-Denis Cathedral Basilica
• Villa Savoye
• Jean-Jacques Henner Museum
• National Museum of Ceramics in Sèvres
• Compiègne Palace
• Pierrefonds Castle
• National Museum of Malmaison Castle
• Champs-sur-Marne Castle
• Franco-American Museum

How Does It Work?

The Go City Paris Pass or the Paris Pass will be activated when you use it for the first time. From that moment, you can use it for as long as you have purchased it (1 day in the case of the Paris Pass, or 2, 3, 4, or 6 consecutive days). You're allowed to access each attraction just once. 

Although you'll be asked for a start date during the booking process, you can use the service for a certain amount of time:

• Until March 31, 2025: for 24 months following the purchase date 
• From April 1, 2025: for 12 months following the purchase date 

The Go City Paris Pass is a virtual card with a QR code that you can download on a mobile app. You can use the app to display the ticket and scan it at each attraction. Just follow the booking instructions where applicable and scan the map and nearby attractions.

Children Under 2

It's not necessary to book a Go City Paris Pass or Paris Pass Plus for children under 2, as most museums and tourist attractions offer free admission for children under this age.