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Take in the sights over the City of Love as you follow your guide to the second floor of the Eiffel Tower&nbsp;&ndash;&nbsp;a true icon of France.

Enjoy an Eiffel Tower Guided Climb to the second floor with The Paris Pass&reg;

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	<li>Experience the Eiffel Tower from within on a tour led by an expert guide up&nbsp;674 stairs.</li>
	<li>Learn about the tower&#39;s fascinating engineering and some daredevil stunts that made history.</li>
	<li>Get a bird&#39;s eye view of the Louvre, Notre Dame, Sacr&eacute;-C&oelig;ur, Les Invalides, and much more.</li>
	<li>The experience takes&nbsp;3-4 hours depending on queues to enter the Eiffel Tower.</li>
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The Eiffel Tower, Paris&#39;s most recognizable monument and a symbol of France, is an unmissable stop on a trip to the French capital. Get to know this world-famous structure from the inside out with an expert-led tour up 700 steps to its second platform.

Book Your Eiffel Tower Climb Tickets Today

Witness the beauty of Paris from its heart - the Eiffel Tower. <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/pricing" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Buy your tickets</a> now to explore this monumental icon. Enjoy breath-taking panoramas, and discover Paris from an unforgettable perspective.

The Unmatched Experience of the Eiffel Tower in Paris

The Eiffel Tower is not just a sight to see, it&#39;s an experience. With your tickets, you&#39;ll uncover the rich history and the incredible charm that make Paris truly magical.

Authentic Experience

Climbing the steps up the tower is how its creator, Gustave Eiffel, intended for his great monument to be appreciated.

On this immersive tour, your local guide will take you inside the tower and share stories about its engineering, design, and historic notoriety. What&#39;s more, you&#39;ll be rewarded with magnificent views across the whole of Paris, and those daring enough can step out on the first level&#39;s transparent floor, where you can look down upon the forecourt below.

This is the first-ever guide-led climb up the stairs in the tower&#39;s history, so you won&#39;t want to miss it!!

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Step into the colourful and magical world inspired by Goscinny’s classic comics, Parc Astérix offers a fun-filled day like no other.<h2>Visit Parc Astérix with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>Hop on a range of rides and roller coasters.</li><li>Enjoy a range of shows.</li><li>Meet your favourite characters from the fantasy cartoon world.</li></ul>Parc Astérix is the fantastical theme park based on René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo’s much-beloved comic book series The Adventures of Astérix (Astérix le Gaulois in French). The whole family will be thrilled by a day of riotous fun.Go wild with hair-raising rollercoasters, wonderfully decorated attractions, indoor and outdoor activities and wacky shows that combine stunts, clever effects, magic, humour, and special encounters. In fact, this is France’s second-most visited theme park after Disneyland Paris.<h2>Discover the Magic at Parc Astérix</h2>Welcome to Parc Astérix, a magical realm where history meets fantasy. Set in the heart of France, this iconic amusement park brings to life the world of Gaulish heroes, Astérix and Obelix.<h2>Thrills and Laughs at Parc Astérix</h2>Experience exhilarating rides, enchanting shows, and unique attractions. With delightful surprises around every corner, Parc Astérix is the perfect family destination for fun-filled adventures, laughter, and lifelong memories.Parc Astérix features 42 sensational attractions across the site, allowing you to travel back in time to the cartoon worlds of Gaul and the Roman Empire, Ancient Greece, the Vikings, Medival times, and more! You’ll find Astérix’s friends Obelix, his faithful dog Dogmatix, the druid Getafix, the beautiful Panacea and many other characters from the comics that feature throughout the park.What’s more, your little Gauls will delight in a special collection of attractions created just for young ones, from mini-log flumes to flying plane rides and dolphin and sea lion shows!Just 35 km from Paris, a family trip to France’s capital is incomplete without a day at the magical Parc Astérix!<h3>Parc Astérix highlights</h3>Oziris – hop on this inverted rollercoaster where you will whizz at speeds up to 90kmph around 40 meters above the ground!Goudurix – enjoy another hair-raising, multi-looping coaster. It starts gently… and then whoosh! It’s all go!Tonnerre de Zeus – can you handle the dizzying descent from Olympia on Europe’s second-longest wooden rollercoaster?!Chronos: Magie et Illusions – this fascinating show of magic and illusions will delight young and old alike with displays of breath-taking effects and mind-bending tricks.<h2>FAQs</h2>Q. Can I bring my own food and drinks to Parc Asterix? A. Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the park, but there are numerous dining options available to satisfy your hunger and thirst.Q. Are there any height restrictions for the rides at Parc Asterix? A. Yes, there are height restrictions for certain rides to ensure the safety of all guests. The specific height requirements can vary for each ride, so please check the park&#39;s guidelines for detailed information.Q. Is Parc Asterix suitable for young children? A. Parc Asterix offers a wide range of attractions suitable for young children, including gentle rides, live shows, and themed play areas, making it a great destination for family fun.Q. Are there accommodations available near Parc Asterix? A. Yes, there are several accommodations in close proximity to Parc Asterix, including hotels and campsites, allowing you to stay conveniently near the park and make the most of your visit.Q. Can I purchase souvenirs at Parc Asterix? A. Absolutely! Parc Asterix has a variety of shops offering a range of souvenirs, including merchandise featuring beloved characters from the Asterix comics, allowing you to take home a piece of the magic.Q. Is Parc Asterix open year-round? A. Parc Asterix has specific opening dates and operates seasonally, so it is recommended to check the park&#39;s official website or contact them directly to find out the current season&#39;s schedule.

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A trip to Paris is incomplete without a visit to&nbsp;the world-famous Mona Lisa, Delacroix&#39;s Liberty Leading the People and Venus de Milo at the iconic Louvre Museum.

Enjoy the Louvre Museum with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass.&nbsp;Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a>&nbsp;before you visit!</li>
	<li>Please note entry slots to this attraction are extremely limited during the summer months. We advise checking the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.ticketlouvre.fr/louvre/b2c/index.cfm/pmpevent/eventCode/PMP" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Louvre booking website</a>&nbsp;on a regular basis - The Louvre does release extra slots throughout the season, including same-day slots.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Enjoy awe-inspiring, world-famous artworks like the Mona Lisa and&nbsp;marvel at&nbsp;glorious sculptures including&nbsp;Venus de Milo</li>
</ul>

The Louvre Museum is unquestionably one of the finest art galleries in the world. Home to hundreds of thousands of classic and modern masterpieces, the Louvre is the icing on the cake of French culture and a testament to European art history &ndash; it&rsquo;s not surprising that it&rsquo;s also the most visited art gallery in the world!

Snagging Your Louvre Museum Tickets

So, you&#39;re ready to explore the world of art, history, and culture? That&#39;s where Louvre Museum tickets with the The Paris Pass&reg; come in. With these tickets, you get a golden opportunity to dive deep into the rich tapestry of human creativity. It&#39;s not just about viewing paintings; it&#39;s a journey that tells a thousand stories, plus you&#39;ll get access to 95+ of the top destinations in Paris for one low cost!

And if you love your museums, you don&#39;t want to miss some of the other popular museums and monument in Paris.

<a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/blog/musee-dorsay-guide" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Musee d&#39;Orsay</a>&nbsp;- Housed in a former railway station, the Musee d&#39;Orsay contains works by impressionist and post-impressionist masters like Monet, Renoir, and Van Gogh.

<a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/attractions/rodin-museum" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Rodin Museum</a>&nbsp;-Dedicated to the works of Auguste Rodin, the Rodin Museum displays many of the sculptor&#39;s most famous pieces like The Thinker and The Kiss in the Hotel Biron.

<a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/blog/your-guide-to-the-grevin-wax-museum" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Musee Grevin</a> (wax museum)-&nbsp;The Musee Grevin is a wax museum with over 200 wax figures of famous personalities and historical figures from French history.

<a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/Musee-de-lOrangerie" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Orangerie Museum</a>-&nbsp;Located in the Tuileries Garden, the Orangerie Museum exhibits Monet&#39;s famous Water Lilies murals in oval rooms as the artist intended.

<a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/Palace-of-Versailles" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Palace of Versailles</a>-&nbsp;Versailles Palace is an opulent symbol of French royal power and artistic grandeur from the 17th century.

<a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/Sainte-Chapelle" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Sainte-Chapelle</a>-&nbsp;Sainte-Chapelle in Paris is renowned for its stunning Gothic architecture and exquisite stained glass windows.

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Making the Most of Your Visit with The Louvre Tickets

Here&#39;s a little tip: plan your visit ahead. Why? Because this magical place is massive, and there&#39;s so much to see. So, go on, grab your tickets, and get ready for a memorable adventure in the heart of Paris!

Top tip:&nbsp;The Louvre can get very busy all day on Saturdays and mid-morning to early afternoon during the rest of the week. We recommend visiting on weekdays early morning or late afternoon to avoid the queues.&nbsp;

Highlights:&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>Classic works of art from Mona Lisa to Venus de Milo</li>
	<li>Around 380,000 objects from pre-history to the 21st century with 35,000 works of art over 8 departments</li>
	<li>Fronts onto the gorgeous landscaped Tuileries Gardens</li>
</ul>

Did you know:

<ul>
	<li>The Louvre was originally built as a fortress in 1190, but later reconstructed to be a royal palace in the 16th century before the monarchy moved out to Ch&acirc;teau de Versailles</li>
	<li>The first &lsquo;Louvre Museum&rsquo; opened in 1793, during the French Revolution, with a collection of only 537 paintings</li>
	<li>Napol&eacute;on decided to rename the Louvre Mus&eacute;e Napol&eacute;on under his reign and increased the collection (although after his defeat, many pieces were returned to their owners!)</li>
	<li>Since being stolen in 1911, the famous &ndash; and enigmatic &ndash; Mona Lisa portrait is framed and covered with bulletproof glass and protected by guards at all times (don&rsquo;t worry, it was returned in 1913)</li>
</ul>

Don&#39;t miss:

Egyptian Antiquities

From 4000 BC to the 4th century the Egyptian Antiquities department is well worth a visit for its huge span of artifacts from Ancient Egypt to the Byzantine era, and everything in between. Artifacts include the Large Sphinx, papyrus scrolls, mummies, jewels and clothing, among objects from the Middle Kingdom such as the statues of Amenemhatankh, Nephthys and Hathor.

Greek, Etruscan and Roman Department

The Greek, Etruscan and Roman collection dates from the Neolithic (New Stone Age) to the 6th century and the decline of the Roman Empire. As one of the oldest departments at the Louvre, it was initially curated by Francis I in the 16th century, who acquired marble statues such as that of Venus de Milo. Artifacts from the Durand collection were later acquired in the 19th century, such as the bronze Borghese Vase. You can also admire pieces from the Hellenistic Era and intricate Greek pottery.

Sculpture

With a collection of ancient sculptures to Medieval and Romanesque, admire works of Daniel in the Lion&rsquo;s Den and the Virgin of Auvergne. The collection features works from the eras following the Greek, Etruscan and Roman Department up to 1850. Now, the department is split into two spaces: the French collection in the Richelieu wing and the foreign works in the Denon wing.

Decorative Arts

Spanning from the Middle Ages to 19th Century the Decorative Arts department was originally part of the royal property and artifacts transferred from the Basilica Saint-Denis, the burial ground of French monarchs. These included vases and bronzes, ceramics, enamels and stained glass. Now you can see Renaissance and Medieval artwork, jewelry and maiolicas and plush tapestries.

Painting

With over 7,500 works covering nearly 600 years, nearly two-thirds of the works on show are by French artists. Others include Italian paintings that date back to the collections of Francis I and Louis XIV; from the Napoleonic times and more recent purchases. Notable masterpieces include the Mona Lisa, which was procured by Francis I, Hyacinthe Rigaud&#39;s Louis XIV; Jacques-Louis David&#39;s The Coronation of Napoleon and Eug&egrave;ne Delacroix&#39;s Liberty Leading the People.

5 Interesting Facts About the Louvre Museum

The Louvre has a collection of Napoleon&#39;s personal belongings: The museum has a collection of personal belongings that once belonged to Napoleon Bonaparte, including his throne, his sword, and his coronation robes. The collection is housed in the museum&#39;s Napoleon III apartments and can be visited as part of a guided tour.

The Louvre has a collection of erotic art: The museum has a collection of erotic art that is not on public display. The collection, which includes over 2,000 objects, is housed in a private storage area and is only accessible to researchers and scholars. The collection includes paintings, sculptures, and other objects from around the world that depict erotic themes.

The Louvre has a collection of Islamic carpets: The museum has a collection of over 600 Islamic carpets, making it one of the largest collections of its kind in the world. The collection includes carpets from across the Islamic world, including Iran, Turkey, and Central Asia.

The Louvre has a collection of musical instruments: The museum has a collection of over 5,000 musical instruments from around the world. The collection includes instruments from different cultures and time periods, including ancient Greek and Roman instruments, medieval instruments, and modern instruments.

The Louvre has a secret underground chamber: The museum has a secret underground chamber that is not open to the public. The chamber, known as the Salle des Bronzes, houses a collection of ancient Greek and Roman bronze sculptures.

 
Paris just has so much to see. Don&#39;t forget to swing by the <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/Arc-De-Triomphe" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Arc De Triomphe</a> and enjoy the amazing viewing deck!

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LIMITED-TIME SPECIAL OFFER: enjoy a FREE upgrade to a consecutive 2-day Hop-On Hop-Off ticket with Big Bus if you visit before April 30. Your pass must still be valid to redeem this offer.

See the sights of Paris on Big Bus Paris Hop-On, Hop-Off bus at top attractions including the Louvre, Notre Dame and Orsay Museum.

Take a 1 Day&nbsp;Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off Tour with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>The&nbsp;most convenient and concise way to see the very best that Paris has to offer!</li>
	<li>Pre-recorded commentary in 11 languages via complimentary headphones.</li>
</ul>

A 1 Day Big Bus Paris Hop-On, Hop-Off Tour is one of the best ways to see the sights of Paris all in one go. With an extensive&nbsp;route made up of 10&nbsp;stops at must-see destinations and landmarks around the capital, it&rsquo;s often one of the most popular things to do when visiting the city &ndash; and with 11&nbsp;languages available it&rsquo;s perfect for the international tourist!

Paris Hop On Hop Off: A Gateway to Exquisite Discovery

Indulge in a Paris hop on hop off experience, a distinct approach to explore the City of Love. It&#39;s an exceptional way to experience the landmarks, rich culture, and vibrant cityscape at your own pace. The double-decker bus guarantees panoramic views that amplify the Parisian charm.

Discovering the City with Hop On Hop Off Bus Paris

Riding the hop on hop off bus in Paris, every journey turns into a story. The carefully curated routes intersect major points of interest, transforming a bus ride into a self-paced tour that brings Paris to life before your very eyes.

Board the bus with your Paris Pass at any of the stops included on the route.

Highlights:

10 central stops &ndash; sit back and take in the breathtaking sights around Paris, with 10&nbsp;central&nbsp;stops &ndash; hop-on and hop-off at any stop of your choosing.

Monument to Peace within the Champs de Mars park &ndash; spot the Monument to Peace within the Champs de Mars park, it&rsquo;s made up of 32 columns and has the word &lsquo;peace&rsquo; written on it in 32 languages and 18 alphabets.

Leonardo da Vinci and Eug&egrave;ne Delacroix &ndash; within the Louvre Museum, there are 35,000 pieces of art from Leonardo da Vinci to Eug&egrave;ne Delacroix.

Eiffel Tower &ndash; the Eiffel Tower weighs around 10,000 tonnes and was the largest building in the world until the Chrysler Building in New York was built (now it&rsquo;s slipped to sixth tallest).

Train station &ndash; the Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay&nbsp;used to be a busy train station (Gare d&rsquo;Orsay) that ran between 1900 and 1939.

Where to Hop-On, Hop-Off on the Paris Bus Tour:

Eiffel Tower

Known locally as La Dame de Fer (the iron lady), the Eiffel Tower is one of the most recognized landmarks in the world &ndash; and some might argue it&rsquo;s the most popular attraction in Paris. Built originally as a temporary structure for the World&rsquo;s Fair in 1900, it still stands over 100 years later! Take a step back to admire the 301.8m of iron, comprising of 18,000 individual pieces &ndash; you can forgo the hard hat but make sure you have your camera at the ready! 
 
Note: entry to the Eiffel Tower is not included in The Paris Pass

Champs de Mars

Spanning an impressive 60 acres this stunning landscaped garden was first created in the 17th century to grow grapes and vegetables. Later, it became the training ground for the &Eacute;cole Militaire (or military school) where a young Napoleon attended. Now it is the site of the Eiffel Tower and a hot spot for a picnic on a sunny day, and if you&rsquo;re in Paris for the 14th July, you can catch the impressive Bastille Day festivities on the grounds too, a must-see if you like fireworks!

Louvre Museum

Home to the famous Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo - among many, many others - the Louvre is a must-visit in Paris for its huge breadth of art. Originally built as a palace, it&rsquo;s now the most visited art gallery in the world with a staggering 9.7 million visitors a year!<a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/Louvre-Museum" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> Buy your Louvre Tickets</a> from the Paris Museum Pass for less!

Notre Dame

Notre Dame Cathedral was constructed on the &Icirc;le de la Cit&eacute; as it was the power center of the city back in 1160. Now, it remains one of the most central hubs of Paris and is an iconic landmark where visitors can explore the huge nave and buttresses, as well as climb the towers for stunning views along the Seine.

Orsay Museum

Originally a train station, the <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/blog/musee-dorsay-guide" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Orsay Museum</a> is an architectural feat and its old structure is still very much visible to this day. With the original station clock, the art gallery displays an array of masterpieces from the years 1848 to 1915, including the likes of C&eacute;zanne, Monet, Renoir and Van Gogh.

Paris Opera House

One of the most elaborate buildings in Paris, this stunning late 19th-century building is also known as Palais Garnier or Garnier Opera House. As the most important ballet and opera house in Paris, it is adorned with mirrors, mosaics and chandeliers &ndash; not to mention the impressive Grand Staircase. Well worth a visit, you&rsquo;ll feel like royalty within its walls.

Champs Elys&eacute;es &Eacute;toile

The Champs Elys&eacute;es is one of the most famous shopping streets in Paris, much on Par with Fifth Avenue in New York, and Regent Street in London. Stretching 1.8miles, this long avenue is an iconic promenade in Paris, lined with high street shops and some of the most expensive real estate in the world. The bus route whips around the <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/Arc-De-Triomphe" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Arc de Triomphe</a> as well, so you will get a chance to visit the deck with the Paris Museum Pass.

Grand Palais

This historic building in Paris was built to glorify the arts in Paris, especially the Beaux-Arts movement from which its architecture was inspired. With its stone facades, glass vaults and steel frames it&rsquo;s an impressive landmark and right on the banks on the Seine it&rsquo;s got one of the best views in Paris!

Trocad&eacute;ro

The Gardens of Trocad&eacute;ro span nearly 94,000m&sup2; and with fountains and statues lining its paths, it leads up to the Eiffel Tower on the north side of the Seine, and the Champs de Mars to the south. Within the gardens is also an aquarium, the National Theatre and Chaillot Palace.

And don&#39;t forget to make time for a <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/Montparnasse-Tower" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Montparnasse Tower tour</a> while in Paris. It has sweeping views that are not to be missed!

Or the amazing <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/ballon-de-paris-generali" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Ballon de Paris Generali hot air balloon ride</a>.

<a href="https://www.bigbustours.com/en/paris/classic-paris-tour-ticket" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Click here for a map of the Big Bus Tour route.</a>

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1-Day Classic Ticket

Enjoy unique views over Paris on a Seine River Cruise and pass under top attractions from the Orsay Museum, Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral

Take a&nbsp;Bateaux Parisiens River Cruise with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Enjoy a one hour cruise down the city&#39;s famous river, the Seine</li>
	<li>Learn about the city&rsquo;s secrets and fascinating history</li>
	<li>Stay entertained with an audio guide in 13 languages</li>
</ul>

Get a unique perspective on Paris and take a majestic trip along the Seine River on the Bateaux Parisiens to discover the City of Lights from the water. Glide past the Notre Dame Cathedral and under the famous Pont Neuf, to name a few, starting your trip at the Eiffel Tower, or Notre Dame itself.

Experience Bateaux Parisiens

There&#39;s a delightful charm to Bateaux Parisiens, a captivating Seine river cruise in Paris. Sail past iconic landmarks, tracing the heart of the City of Love. Witness the city from a new perspective!

The Magic of a Paris River Cruise

With the Paris river cruise, you are guaranteed a memorable journey. The River Seine tells stories of Paris, unveiling its secrets with each wave. Choose the River cruise Paris and immerse yourself in this magical cityscape.

Tours depart every hour from Eiffel Tower - <a href="https://www.bateauxparisiens.com/en/practical-info.html" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">click here to see a map</a>.

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Highlights

Keep your eyes peeled for some of the most <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/blog/a-locals-guide-to-paris-everything-you-need-to-know" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">iconic landmarks in Paris</a>:

<ul>
	<li>Notre Dame Cathedral</li>
	<li>Eiffel Tower</li>
	<li>Louvre Museum</li>
	<li>Tuileries Gardens</li>
	<li>Orsay Museum</li>
	<li>Grand Palais</li>
</ul>

Did you know

<ul>
	<li>There are more than 30 bridges over the Seine in Paris</li>
	<li>Atlantic salmon have returned to the river thanks to its improved pollution levels</li>
	<li>The river measures 482 miles in total and flows from the Source-Seine, near Dijon, to the mouth of the English Channel</li>
	<li>The ashes of Joan of Arc were scattered into the Seine at Rouen</li>
	<li>The etymology of the word &lsquo;Seine&rsquo; has its roots in the Latin Sequana, or Sicauna in Celtic, which is a combination of the words &lsquo;sacred&rsquo; and &lsquo;source&rsquo;, or &lsquo;river&rsquo;</li>
	<li>UNESCO World Heritage site added the banks of the River Seine to its list in 1991</li>
</ul>

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FAQs

Q. Can I bring my own food and drinks onboard the Bateaux Parisiens River Cruise? 
A. While outside food and drinks are generally not allowed, the Bateaux Parisiens offers a variety of delicious dining options and a well-stocked bar onboard to enhance your cruising experience.

Q. Are the Bateaux Parisiens River Cruises suitable for children? 
A. Absolutely! Bateaux Parisiens River Cruises are family-friendly and provide an enjoyable experience for both adults and children, offering special menus and entertainment options tailored to young guests.

Q. Can I take photographs during the Bateaux Parisiens River Cruise? 
A. Certainly! Feel free to capture the stunning views of Paris and its iconic landmarks from the Bateaux Parisiens River Cruise and create lasting memories. Don&#39;t forget your camera!

Q. Is the Bateaux Parisiens River Cruise wheelchair accessible? 
A. Yes, the Bateaux Parisiens River Cruise is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that everyone can fully enjoy the cruise. Please inform the staff in advance, and they will assist you in boarding and ensuring a comfortable experience.

Q. Are the Bateaux Parisiens River Cruises narrated? 
A. Absolutely! During the cruise, you&#39;ll have access to multilingual audio guides that provide fascinating commentary about the landmarks and history of Paris, enriching your journey along the Seine River.

Q. Can I buy souvenirs onboard the Bateaux Parisiens River Cruise? 
A. Yes, the Bateaux Parisiens offers a selection of souvenirs and gifts onboard, allowing you to take a piece of your memorable river cruise experience home with you.

Cruise up the majestic Seine and discover the sights of Paris from a new perspective with the Paris Pass! Enjoy views of bridges and monuments from the water.

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Seine River Cruise

Learn about French wines in a historic royal cellar with a wine tasting at Les Caves du Louvre.

Enjoy&nbsp;French wine tasting at Les Caves du Louvre with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day &ndash; all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass!&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Taste&nbsp;three French wines&nbsp;inside a historic royal cellar.</li>
	<li>Learn the tricks of the trade from a trained sommelier and discover&nbsp;the wine-producing regions in France.</li>
</ul>

Pssst: the guided tour is popular and books up fast! We recommend&nbsp;<a href="https://www.cavesdulouvre.com/en/degustation/paris-pass-experience/" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">checking availability here</a>&nbsp;and reserving your spot at least a week in advance or you can chose the audio self guided tour available in the morning (no reservation required for this option)&nbsp;

The French are some of the best wine connoisseurs in the world (we even use their term for it!). Les Caves du Louvre is a superb historic wine cellar offering a memorable wine-tasting tour experience. Wine tasting is an excellent way to help you learn the basics: colors, flavors, and smells of three wines in Les Caves du Louvre&rsquo;s historic cellar.

This tour will take you through the iconic cellars at Les Caves du Louvre. This fun and surprising tour is designed to boost your wine knowledge, please your palate, and titillate your senses.

Discover Paris Wine Tasting

In the heart of Paris, wine tasting offers a unique journey for your senses. Imagine, under the soft glow of Parisian lights, savoring exceptional wines handpicked from France&#39;s iconic vineyards. You&#39;ll find an eclectic blend of flavors, textures, and aromas &ndash; each bottle telling a tale of its region. <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/pricing" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Book your tickets</a> with&nbsp;The Paris Pass&reg;.

Did you know:

<ul>
	<li>The French are the highest consumers of wine in the world at an impressive 60lt per person.</li>
	<li>It&rsquo;s not a surprise to learn that France produces more wine than any other country &ndash; a staggering 550 million cases are produced per year!</li>
</ul>

This experience is an adult-only tasting session. If you have bought a child pass, your child/teen will not be allowed to participate in this event. Be sure to book a non-drinker slot for your child <a href="https://www.cavesdulouvre.com/en/degustation/paris-pass-experience/" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">on their booking website</a>. There is also a comfortable waiting area with free Wi-Fi, where they can relax and wait for you while you attend the tasting.

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Catch a stunning sunset on the viewing deck of the Arc de Triomphe and see the eternal flame and Tomb of the Unknown Soldier below its arch.

Visit the Arc de Triomphe with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li>
	<li>Stand on the viewing deck and drink in the views over Paris</li>
	<li>Visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier</li>
	<li>Enjoy the striking use of architectural styles of the arch</li>
</ul>

The Arc de Triomphe is perhaps the most iconic of all French monuments and without a doubt&nbsp;the most triumphal. Built between 1806 and 1836, it is iconic in style and sculpture of&nbsp;the decoration popular at the first half of the nineteenth century and visitors can admire its delicate design and engravings. Instantly recognizable and deeply evocative of the military history of France, the Arc de Triomphe provides a glimpse into France&rsquo;s social past as well as spectacular views across central Paris.

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Experience the Splendor of the Arc de Triomphe

Discover the heart of Paris, the renowned Arc de Triomphe. A symbol of French grandeur, it has stories etched in stone that echo throughout centuries.

Your Key to History - Arc de Triomphe Tickets

Be a part of history. Get your hands on <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/pricing" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Arc de Triomphe tickets</a> with The Paris Pass and witness the magnificence of the monument. Its breath-taking view of the city will leave you in awe, making your Parisian journey unforgettable.

Paris Arc de Triomphe Highlights:

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	<li>Monument to tribute French soldiers lost in all the wars with a Crypt of the Unknown Soldier</li>
	<li>50m high panoramic views over the city</li>
	<li>Neoclassical style and design of ancient Roman architecture</li>
	<li>Four main sculptural groups on each pillar depicting Le D&eacute;part de 1792, Le Triomphe de 1810, La R&eacute;sistance de 1814 and La Paix de 1815</li>
	<li>Engraved names of military leaders of the French Revolution and Empire on inside of arch pillars</li>
</ul>

Did you know:

<ul>
	<li>The Arc de Triomphe was commissioned by Napoleon in 1806, however, he died before he got to see it completed (though his body was passed under it to reach its final resting place)</li>
	<li>The Roman Arch of Titus inspired Napoleon to construct his 19th-century version in honor of his Grande Arm&eacute;e</li>
	<li>A ceremony is held at the Crypt of the Unknown Soldier every 11th November on the anniversary of the armistice of 1918</li>
	<li>Legendary military pilot Charles Godefroy flew his plane under the Arch three weeks after the WWI victory parade in 1919 much to the French authorities displeasure</li>
</ul>

Don&#39;t miss:

Viewing Platform

The observation deck at 50m up the Arc de Triomphe has some of the best views in Paris. At the summit of 234 steps, you can see for miles and take in the spectacular panoramas of La D&eacute;fense, the Champs Elys&eacute;es, and up to the Sacr&eacute; Coeur. At sunset, you can see Paris fall under the cloak of night and illuminate under the street lamps at dusk; a truly romantic experience&hellip; And you can&rsquo;t beat the symbolism and importance of the monument on which you are standing either.

Design

The Arc de Triomphe is a masterpiece by a group of French sculptors; Jean-Pierre Cortot; Fran&ccedil;ois Rude; Antoine &Eacute;tex; James Pradier and Philippe Joseph Henri Lemaire. They each created the sculptures we see on the arch pillars today.&nbsp;La Maraise by Rude is perhaps the most famous -&nbsp;it is a depiction of the national anthem. Visitors can admire the intricate detail of the fa&ccedil;ade of the arch pillars&nbsp;as well as the inside where there are engraved names of the leaders of the First French Empire.

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Underneath the Arc de Triomphe is the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, interred on Armistice Day 1920 to commemorate the fallen French soldiers of WWI. Flying an eternal flame to commemorate those who lost their lives this crypt is an important symbol of the sacrifice men of the First World War made for their country.

Special closures: closed in the morning 14th July - Bastille Day

If you like the Arc de Triomphe, you won&#39;t want to miss the lovely <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/Sainte-Chapelle" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Sainte Chapelle</a>, with its impressive ode to Gothic architecture .

FAQs

Q. What is the history behind the Arc de Triomphe? 
A. The Arc de Triomphe was commissioned by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1806 to honor the French army&#39;s victories, and it stands as a symbol of national pride.

Q. Can visitors climb to the top of the Arc de Triomphe? 
A. Yes, visitors can climb to the top of the Arc de Triomphe and enjoy breathtaking views of Paris, including the Champs-&Eacute;lys&eacute;es and other iconic landmarks.

Q. Are there any significant events associated with the Arc de Triomphe? 
A. The Arc de Triomphe has witnessed numerous historic events, including military parades, the passage of the Unknown Soldier, and the annual Bastille Day celebrations.

Q. Is there a museum inside the Arc de Triomphe? 
A. Yes, there is a museum located within the Arc de Triomphe that showcases artifacts and exhibitions related to its history and significance.

Q. Are there any famous sculptures or reliefs on the Arc de Triomphe? 
A. The Arc de Triomphe features intricate sculptures and reliefs, including the famous &quot;Departure of the Volunteers of 1792&quot; also known as &quot;La Marseillaise&quot; and other artistic representations of triumph and glory.

Q. How can I reach the Arc de Triomphe using public transportation? 
A. The Arc de Triomphe is conveniently located near several metro stations, and visitors can easily reach it using the Paris Metro system. The Charles de Gaulle-&Eacute;toile station is the closest one.

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Take a journey of ruin, rebirth and remembrance at this French icon and descend into its fascinating crypt deep below

Experience&nbsp;Notre Dame Cathedral &amp; the Archeological Crypt with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day &ndash; all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li>
	<li>An expert guide takes you on a 1-hour tour outside Notre Dame.</li>
	<li>This is followed by a self-guided tour into the crypt.</li>
	<li>Hear local stories of the tragedy of the 2019 blaze that caused so much damage.</li>
	<li>Get the inside scoop on how and when the cathedral will reopen...</li>
</ul>

Please note that you cannot enter Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris due to fire damage.&nbsp;The tour takes place outside the cathedral.

There are certain sights in Paris that must not be missed, and Notre Dame is one of them. This striking cathedral was begun in 1163 and took over a century to complete. Despite the major fire that damaged much of the cathedral in April 2019, its splendor is still very much intact.

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Along this walking tour,&nbsp;your guide will take you around the scene of the fire and share first-person perspectives about this historic event.&nbsp;You&rsquo;ll relive the night when people all over the world watched in horror as the cathedral filled the sky with ash, hearing what was lost but also what was saved.

What&#39;s more, you&#39;ll also get to admire the stunning facade of the building and its incredible exterior architecture, including its legendary gargoyles.

Your guide will also direct your attention towards Point Zero, the geographic center of Paris that&rsquo;s considered a place of good luck, located in the square outside the cathedral. Though you cannot enter the square, for now, you can see it from afar.

Then your guide will lead you to the entrance to the crypt, where, following your guided tour, you will be given access below Notre Dame. You&#39;ll take a self-guided visit to the very foundations of &Icirc;le de la Cit&eacute;, the original city of Paris.

The cathedral&#39;s captivating architecture speaks. Every archway, every stained glass window, every gargoyle tells a tale. Visit and let the cathedral&#39;s grandeur whisk you back to medieval times. It&#39;s a journey, not just a visit. Don&#39;t miss out, get your <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/pricing" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">discounted tickets through&nbsp;The Paris Pass&reg;</a>.

Notre Dame Cathedral Highlights

<ul>
	<li>Notre Dame in Paris&nbsp;famous fa&ccedil;ade with its iconic towers and legendary gargoyles that survived the blaze</li>
	<li>Point Zero - a glimpse of the geographic center of Paris</li>
	<li>The south side of the cathedral where you&rsquo;ll see magnificent flying buttresses and the empty space where the famous spire fell in the blaze</li>
	<li>Archaeological crypt of &Icirc;le de la Cit&eacute; to discover on your own</li>
	<li>Gaze upon Notre Dame Cathedral, a treasure of Paris. In its heart, lies history so rich that it speaks volumes. Standing firm since the 12th century, it&#39;s a symbol of resilience, enduring fires and wars.</li>
</ul>

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Notre Dame & Archeological Crypt Experience

Tour Montparnasse, also widely recognized as Montparnasse Tower, is the only skyscraper in central Paris, and visitors can see up to 40km away on a clear day from the 56th-floor observation deck.

Experience the viewpoint&nbsp;at&nbsp;Tour Montparnasse with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Get the best views across the City of Love from the 56th-floor of Tour Montparnasse.</li>
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	Spot the most famous sights in Paris, including the Eiffel Tower, from this central landmark in Montparnasse Paris.
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</ul>

Named after Mount Parnassus, the Greek mountain, Montparnasse Tower is Paris&rsquo; only skyscraper and at 689ft high, the viewpoint from the Montparnasse Tower observation deck offers undoubtedly one of the best panoramas in the city. Second to the Eiffel Tower, a&nbsp;Montparnasse tour is a must-visit on a clear day to get spanning views across the capital &ndash; and if you&rsquo;re lucky, you can even see up to 40km away! Look out for the main sights of Paris including Notre Dame, the Eiffel Tower and Sacr&eacute; Coeur for a vista to remember.

Your Paris Adventure at Montparnasse Tower

Make your Parisian dream a reality and treat yourself to a spectacular bird&#39;s eye view of the city of love. Montparnasse Tower tickets will be your golden key to unlocking the city&#39;s panoramic vistas.

Discover the Magic of Montparnasse

Feel your heart flutter as you ascend to the highest roof terrace in Paris. With a ticket to the Montparnasse Tower observation deck, Paris will reveal her secrets right under your feet, and you will get to truly experience the city and all its splendor.

Please note: Closed from 16.00 on 14 July

Buying Montparnasse Tower Tickets

Before setting out to capture the sights from this amazing attraction, make sure to <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/pricing" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">buy your Montparnasse Tower tickets</a>. The ease of The Paris Pass&reg; simplifies your visit, bundling numerous attractions, including this unforgettable experience at Montparnasse Tower.

Highlights:

<ul>
	<li>A modern glass terrace with unrestricted views across the city from Montparnasse Tower.</li>
	<li>The only skyscraper in Paris, offering a unique perspective on the metropolis.</li>
	<li>Breath-taking sunsets across the urban horizon, a spectacular sight from the Montparnasse Tower observation deck.</li>
	<li>Weather-proofed for every season, with glass shelters, heating, and air conditioning.</li>
	<li>Experience one of the fastest lifts in the world to take you up to the top to&nbsp;Tour Montparnasse properly.</li>
</ul>

Did you know:

<ul>
	<li>Montparnasse Tower is home to Europe&rsquo;s highest restaurant, Le Ciel de Paris (which aptly means, The Sky of Paris).</li>
	<li>The Montparnasse district used to be a popular hub for writers and poets of The School of Paris who flocked to the area for cheap housing and studios.</li>
	<li>Gare Montparnasse used to be the main station through which Bretons would migrate for a taste of the high fortunes of Paris.</li>
	<li>The viewing platform attracts over 1,200,000 visitors a year, but the whole tower itself houses around 5,000 employees whose address is one of the most prestigious in Paris.</li>
	<li>Totally, the structure of Montparnasse Tower weighs 150,000 tonnes, measures an almond shape of 164 x 104, and has 6 underground levels with 59 above-ground floors.</li>
	<li>Experience the super-fast lift that will take you from the ground floor to the 56th floor in just 38 seconds (that&rsquo;s 19 feet per second!)</li>
</ul>

Don&#39;t miss:

Panorama

<ul>
	<li>Panorama: The viewing gallery on the 56th floor is one of the most impressive perspectives in Paris. With interactive screens and telescopes, get a truly magical experience. On a clear day, you can see for miles; look out for some of the famous buildings such as the Eiffel Tower (which you can&rsquo;t miss as Montparnasse is directly opposite!), Notre Dame, the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe, and much more. Follow the Seine as it snakes through Paris and when the sun drops, watch the city illuminate under darkness. Perfect for a romantic evening&hellip;</li>
	<li>360˚ Caf&eacute; and Le Ciel de Paris: As Europe&rsquo;s highest panoramic caf&eacute; and restaurant, Montparnasse Tower is the perfect place to replenish your energy and take in the views. From hot meals and fresh sandwiches in the caf&eacute; to a romantic candle-lit dinner for two, a visit to Montparnasse is great to take in the sights as well as a meal to remember!</li>
	<li>Exhibition: Learn about the history of the building from its conception in 1959 (by winning architects Urbain Cassan, Eug&egrave;ne Beaudouin, Louis de Ho&yuml;m de Marien, and Jean Saubot) to the initial build in 1970. Through a series of old archived photos, learn about the importance of the building in the past and present Paris and marvel at the transformation the Montparnasse Tower has undergone over time.</li>
</ul>

Take a sneak peek at what to expect on their video, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sXbDKmLi_E&amp;feature=youtu.be" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a>.

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Toast to your trip with a glass of bubbles and a bit of classic French comfort food... <h2>Enjoy a Croque Monsieur &amp; Champagne Cocktail with The Paris Pass</h2><ul><li>Settle in for a lazy brunch or late lunch at traditional brasserie, Au Vieux Châtelet.</li><li>You will receive a complimentary croque monsieur sandwich and glass of fizz with your pass </li><li>Take in gorgeous views across the Seine from this perfectly positioned riverside hangout</li><li>You can visit dozens more attractions with your Paris Pass so be sure to check them out! </li></ul>Whether you&#39;re after a mid-morning pitstop or lazy lunch one sunny afternoon, be sure to head to Au vieux Châtelet along the river Seine. This inviting French brasserie, perched on the corner of 150 year-old Théâtre du Châtelet, is complete with pillar box red canopies, olde-worlde wood panelling and some of the best comfort food you&#39;ll find in this part of town. With your pass, you can choose from the much-loved classic croque monsieur (a toasted sandwich with bubbly gruyère cheese, smoked ham and Dijon mustard, loaded with a rich, creamy béchamel sauce), or a croque madame (exactly the same base, with a fried egg thrown in for good measure - never a bad addition!)You will also be offered a complimentary cassis-flavored kir royale Champagne cocktail, to be enjoyed from the sparkling sunny terrace in warmer weather, or hunkered down in a cosy spot inside during winter months.

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Croque Monsieur & Champagne Cocktail nearby the Seine

Come and discover Paris&#39; most famous village-like neighborhood that seems a world away from the metropolis it overlooks

Take a&nbsp;Montmartre &amp; Sacr&eacute; Coeur walking tour with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Uncover the art and culture of this neighborhood where Van Gogh and Picasso once painted</li>
	<li>Enjoy gorgeous views of Paris from Montmartre&rsquo;s hilltop</li>
	<li>See the last remaining vineyard in Paris</li>
	<li>Hear the colorful history of the Moulin Rouge, the birthplace of the can-can</li>
</ul>

On a hill in Paris&#39; 18th arrondissement overlooking the city is Montmartre, a historic Parisian district synonymous with artists and cultural icons. During the Belle &Eacute;poque, many artists worked&nbsp;and lived in Montmartre, including Modigliani, Monet, Degas, Toulouse-Lautrec, Picasso, van Gogh and more.&nbsp;Iconic&nbsp;for the white-domed Sacr&eacute; C&oelig;ur basilica and home to the Moulin Rouge, Montmartre should be on every Parisian visitor&#39;s list. Enjoy the neighborhood with a<a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/pricing" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> walking tour in Montmartre!</a>

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Join your expert guide, learn about the history, admire the architecture and discover local secrets around this beloved neighborhood. Along the way, your guide will point out local food specialists and let you in on the local secrets to shopping for and enjoying Paris&rsquo; finest cheese, charcuterie, bread, wine and more.&nbsp;

Tour duration:&nbsp;90 minutes.

Montmartre Walking Tour Highlights

<ul>
	<li>90-minute walking tour with an expert guide</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>Discover local food specialists</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>Learn about <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/blog/montmartre-walking-tour-what-to-expect" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Montmartre&#39;s history</a>, culture and food</li>
</ul>

Did you know?

<ul>
	<li>Bishop Saint-Denis was decapitated on the hill of Montmartre in 250 AD by the Romans</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>Montmartre was not considered part of Paris until 1 January 1860 when it was annexed to the city and became part of the 18th arrondissement of Paris</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>Don&#39;t miss the artists&nbsp;and their easels near the Sacr&eacute; C&oelig;ur basilica each day amongst the colorful setups of the Place du Tertre</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>The Moulin Rouge was founded in 1889 and&nbsp;is the birthplace of the French can-can</li>
</ul>

<ul>
	<li>There&#39;s a small vineyard in Montmartre with a yield of approximately 500 liters a year</li>
</ul>

FAQs

Q. What is the significance of Montmartre in Paris? 
A. Montmartre is a historic neighborhood in Paris known for its artistic heritage, charming streets, and of course, Sacr&eacute;-C&oelig;ur Basilica.

Q. How do I reach the top of Sacr&eacute;-C&oelig;ur? 
A. To reach the top of Sacr&eacute;-C&oelig;ur, you can either climb the steps or take the funicular, both of which give you spectacular views of Paris.

Q. Can I visit the interior of Sacr&eacute;-C&oelig;ur? 
A. Yes, you can visit the interior of Sacr&eacute;-C&oelig;ur and explore its stunning Byzantine-Romanesque architecture &amp; beautiful mosaics.

Q. Are there any famous artists associated with Montmartre? 
A. Yes, Montmartre has been a vibrant hub for artists, attracting renowned figures like Pablo Picasso, Vincent Van Gogh, and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.

Q. What are some must-visit attractions near Montmartre? 
A. Some popular attractions near Montmartre include the Moulin Rouge and the Wall of Love.

Q. Is Montmartre a safe neighborhood to explore? 
A. Montmartre is generally a safe neighborhood, but it&#39;s always a good idea to take normal precautions, such as keeping an eye on your belongings and avoiding secluded areas at night, which is standard for most places tourists visit.

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Explore Montmartre and discover the neighbourhood's food, culture and history with a free Montmartre & Sacré Coeur walking tour included with the Paris Pass.

Montmartre & Sacré Coeur Walking Tour | Free with Paris Pass

Montmartre Walking Tour

Sip Champagne and sample some desserts, in one of Paris&#39;s prettiest neighborhoods.<h2>Enjoy Champagne Gourmand in Montmartre with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>Pay nothing at the door – simply show your pass.</li><li>Includes a glass of Champagne and a selection of mignardises (small French pastries).</li></ul>Traditional restaurant Au Cadet de Gascogne was inspired by café gourmand (the act of enjoying a selection of mignardises with an espresso) and has decided to create a version of this tradition by pairing some tasty sweet pastries with a glass of Champagne.Located right on Place du Tertre, famous for its artists and painters. From the terrace, you can enjoy views of Sacré Cœur Basilica, which also happens to be a two-minute stroll from the restaurant.

Champagne Gourmand In Montmartre

Experience&nbsp;the opulence of the Palace of Versailles,&nbsp;tour the grand apartments and discover its stunning Hall of Mirrors

Visit the stunning Palace of Versailles with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li>
	<li>Walk in the footsteps of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette</li>
	<li>Explore the palace, gardens and Grand Trianon</li>
	<li>Stay for a fountain show (this requires purchasing an extra ticket)</li>
</ul>

The Palace of Versailles is one of the largest and most opulent palaces in the world. A fine example of 18th-century French architecture and art, it is one of the most visited attractions&nbsp;in France, as well as being a UNESCO&nbsp;World Heritage site and must-see French landmark.

Chateau de Versailles: A Journey Through Time

The Palace of Versailles, also known as Chateau de Versailles, is a marvel nestled in the city of Versailles, Paris. This captivating palace takes you on a unique journey through French history, illuminating the grandeur of a bygone era.<a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/blog/top-10-facts-about-versailles" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> Learn more about the Palace of Versailles</a> in our top 10 facts post.

Getting Your Palace of Versailles Tickets

Plan your visit ahead and secure your Palace of Versailles <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/pricing" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">tickets online with&nbsp;The Paris Pass&reg;</a> . With these, you unlock a world of opulent halls, manicured gardens, and breathtaking artwork, an experience not to be missed.

Highlights

<ul>
	<li>The Hall of Mirrors contains 357 mirrors in total, reflecting the grand gardens through the arched windows</li>
	<li>Stunning Chapel of Versailles</li>
	<li>The Grand Apartment &ndash; originally known as the Apartment of the Planets</li>
	<li>Opera auditorium</li>
	<li>Grand Trianon&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Marie Antoinette&rsquo;s apartment</li>
</ul>

Did you know

<ul>
	<li>The Palace boasts around 2,143 windows, 1,252 fireplaces, and 67 staircases</li>
	<li>Palace of Versailles was the official seat of power until 1789, from then though it was known as the &ldquo;cradle of liberty&rdquo; (Berceau-de-la-Libert&eacute;) as it was here that the people of Paris made their stand against King Louis XVI and forced him back to Paris and out of a life of luxury</li>
	<li>During the French Revolution, all the pieces of art within the Palace of Versailles were transferred to the Louvre for safekeeping</li>
</ul>

Don&#39;t miss:

Hall of Mirrors

As one of the most eye-catching features of the Palace Versailles, the Hall of Mirrors measures 73m in length and is comprised of 17 arched windows with each window embellished with 21 individual mirrors&hellip; So totally this reflective hallway beams light off 357 mirrors! The Hall of Mirrors isn&rsquo;t only popular for its effects, it&rsquo;s also lined with statues and busts as well. Deemed one of Louis XIV&rsquo;s best contributions to the Palace, historically it was also where the Treaty of Versailles was signed in 1919 to end WWI.

Chapel of Versailles

As one of five chapels at the Palace, you may wonder why this one is so special. Completed in the early 1700s, you can see a &lsquo;tribune&rsquo; on the same level as the apartments which looks down onto the nave where the kings used to sit. Much like the building, the architecture of this chapel is to be appreciated for its quality in Gothic and Baroque influences. Nodding towards medieval styles as well as early Renaissance trends, you can admire gargoyles, marble floors, and impressive pillars.

Grand Apartment

The Grand Apartment of King Louis XIV, otherwise known as the Apartment of the Planets, was so-called because a painting of a planet decorated each of the seven salons within the apartment. Don&rsquo;t forget to look up though, one of the most notable things about the room is the ceiling&hellip; Go see for yourself!

Free entry to the Grand Trianon and Marie Antoinette&rsquo;s apartment at Versailles is also included. Please note, that&nbsp;Trianon Estate is only open in the afternoon, from Tuesday to Sunday.

Skip the ticket queue at the cash desk and head straight to the main entrance - Entrance A with your Paris Museum Pass. However, you will still have to queue for security checks. There&nbsp;are specific time slots for Paris Pass customers. Visit at 9.30AM, 1.30PM or 4.30PM for entry. Access may be interrupted due to renovation works.

The Paris Pass gives you access to the Ch&acirc;teau de Versailles and Chateaux de Trianon et Domaine de Marie-Antoinette when open and an audio guide. During high season (April 2&nbsp;- October 29&nbsp;- Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays) the garden is inaccessible to all visitors as a result of the fountain shows taking place at the venue. <a href="http://en.chateauversailles.fr/plan-your-visit/practical-information" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Please purchase a ticket</a> in advance to avoid disappointment during this period.

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3, 2, 1… Virtual becomes a reality, and your journey through Paris begins!<h2>Entry to Fly Over Paris with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>Enjoy a 360° immersive experience filmed in high-resolution and delivered through state of the art VR headsets with special effects and 3D animations.</li><li>Discover unique stories about the capital explained by your virtual tour guide.</li><li>Choose from three virtual reality experiences offering spectacular views of some of Paris’ most iconic monuments.</li></ul>FlyView is a stylish cultural leisure site, offering spectacular virtual-reality experiences on The City Lights. Step into the unknown and discover Paris’ most exceptional locations from the comfort of this ultra-modern hub. Enjoy a choice of virtual reality experiences. You can take your pick from either ‘The Incredible Fly Over’, &#39;Paris Undercover’ or ‘Rebuilding Notre Dame’.<div><h3>Choose one of the following experiences</h3>The Incredible Fly Over:Load up your jetpack and set flight over Paris. This 360° virtual tour gives you a birds-eye view of the capital. Your flight will take you across iconic Parisian monuments. Immersive video and a dynamic movie platform combine to provide you with the thrilling sensation of flying. Put on your jet pack, take off, accelerate, and stop to enjoy panoramic, immersive views. Then turn, swoop and get up close and personal to every monument in this thrilling augmented reality experience.As a bonus, extend your tour and journey across the world&#39;s seven natural wonders. Visit the Great Wall of China, Victoria Falls, Angel Falls, Lake Baikal, the Kambalnaya River, the Raja Ampat archipelago and the Mont Blanc. Venture across the world from Asia, Africa, South America and back to Europe.35 seats. 48 mins.Paris Undercover: If you’ve ever wanted to visit the real hidden gems of Paris, now you can with this innovative virtual tour. Learn the unusual stories and secret hideaways that bring Paris to life from a fresh perspective.Teleport to inaccessible spots across the city. Discover the underground machinery room of the Eiffel Tower. Experience Europe’s largest canopy at the Grand Palais’, and climb up the Sainte-Chapelle spire to explore the secret halls of Panthéon.  32 seats. 35 minRebuilding Notre Dame: Travel back in time and witness the inside of Notre Dame de Paris as it stood before the fire. View the vast central nave, characteristic gargoyles, iconic bells and sacristy. Explore the rich history of this exceptional cathedral dating back centuries.This immersive experience then takes you behind the scenes to see the cathedral in its current state, mid restoration. Stand in the epicentre of the ruined cathedral, at the very spot where the flaming spire crashed through the vault. Witness the fractured marble and floor strewn with rubble. This gripping tour transports you to the centre of the event with a uniquely emotional twist.32 seats. 35 mins</div>

Experience Paris from a unique perspective at FlyView with The Paris Pass®

FlyView Paris - Virtual Reality Experience - Free Entry with The Paris Pass®

Fly over Paris - Virtual Reality experience 

State of the art aquarium with a vast array of sea life, shark tunnel, a two-screen cinema, and more<h2>Visit Aquarium de Paris with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>50 tanks with 10,000 fish and invertebrates, including 2,500 jellyfish and 450 corals</li><li>A 3 million liter basin housing 35 sharks</li><li>A petting basin where you can feed and pet carp</li></ul>The much-loved Paris Aquarium is one of the cities top attractions for the family. Did you know it boasts the title of the largest tank in France? With over 500 species living in over 3,500 m2 of water, visit Europe’s finest aquarium to discover an exciting and abundant natural world, all below the sea. You&#39;ll see sharks, sea urchins, clownfish and more, as you learn about their underwater life through the help of divers throughout the day.<div>    You can also enjoy shows and a wide program of activities such as films, feedings, environmental talks, and fascinating documentaries - so you&#39;ll never be bored!<h3>Aquarium de Paris Don&#39;t miss:</h3><ul><li>Exhibitions about sealife</li><li>Fun, interactive shows for all ages</li><li>Live feedings and demonstrations</li><li>Fish from all over the world - French Polynesia to the Seine!</li></ul><h3>Did you know:</h3><ul><li>The Ghost Catfish, also known as Glass Catfish, are nearly transparent and small catfish.</li><li>Electric eels and electric rays have enough electricity to kill a horse.</li><li>A fish can drown in water. Like humans, fish need oxygen, so if there isn’t enough oxygen in the water, they will suffocate.</li></ul><h3>Don&#39;t Miss a Once in a Lifetime Experience at the Paris Aquarium! <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/pricing" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Book your tickets</a> with The Paris Pass®.</h3></div>

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Aquarium de Paris

Follow your nose to the Fragonard Musée du Parfum in Paris, where you’ll be immersed in the history of perfume before creating your own scent to take away.<h2>Enjoy Fragonard’s mini perfume workshop with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>Pre-booking required: this popular experience books up fast! We recommend checking availability <a href="https://usines-parfum.fragonard.com/invitation-gocity/#regdl&#61;mini-perfume-making-workshop-paris-207348" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">here</a> and reserving your spot a week in advance.</li><li>Pay nothing at the door—simply show your pass.</li><li>Take a guided tour of the museum, where you’ll discover exhibits including antique perfume bottles from ancient Mesopotamia to Fabergé.</li><li>Make your very own eau de toilette in a 20-minute perfume workshop.</li></ul>Learn about the history of perfume and experience a variety of olfactory delights on this very Parisian adventure.The Fragonard perfumery was founded in 1926 in the Côte d&#39;Azur city of Grasse, considered by many to be the perfume capital of the world. Its Paris museum and perfumery is the location for your tour and workshop, during which you’ll create your very own customized eau de toilette to take home in a 12ml spray bottle.<h3>Perfume mini workshop highlights</h3><h4>9 rue Scribe </h4>This smart address in the 9th arrondissement, a short hop from the Louvre, Paris Opéra and Place Vendôme, occupies a stately 19th-century townhouse. Across the two stories inside, you’ll discover opulent period furnishings, beautiful gilded mirrors, dazzling chandeliers and eye-catching artworks and frescoes.<h4>Aromatic antiquities</h4>Your guide will introduce you to the history of perfume and lead you through a wonderland of curiosities and antique artifacts. Highlights in the museum include a 5,000-year-old kohl vase from Mesopotamia, a silver whistle pomander from 8th-century Germany, a delicate turn-of-the-century Fabergé bottle and an array of elegant French couture bottles of all shapes and sizes.<h4>Make your own scent</h4>Step inside the authentic perfume laboratory, where you’ll learn about the raw materials required to turn flowers and other items into scent, before getting a chance to make your own fragrance in a 20-minute workshop. Each year, Fragonard celebrates a different flower, and it is with this bloom that you’ll craft your very own ‘flower of the year’ eau de toilette. This will then be packaged in a 12ml spray bottle as a souvenir for you to take home.

Take a guided tour of Paris's Fragonard Musée du Parfum, then make your very own eau de toilette to take home.

Perfume mini workshop by Fragonard | The Paris Pass®

Fragonard Museum Guided Tour + Mini Fragrance Creation Workshop

Taste an authentic French crepe of your choice at a real Parisian bistro.  <h3>Enjoy French Sweet Crepes at Bistro Marbeuf with The Paris Pass® </h3><ul><li>Try a traditional French sweet crepe served with a hot drink and fresh orange juice.</li><li>Choose from four flavors: chocolate or Nutella, banana and chocolate, butter and sugar, or fruit jam.</li><li>Enjoy a real Parisian bistro atmosphere.</li><li>Located right by the Champs Elysées.</li></ul>You can&#39;t visit Paris without trying an authentic French crepe and Bistro Marbeuf has created an exclusive recipe just for passholders.Take your pick from four flavors - chocolate or Nutella, banana and chocolate, butter and sugar, or fruit jam. You&#39;ll also get a hot drink and fresh orange juice to enjoy. Bistro Marbeuf is located right by some of Paris&#39; top attractions, so it&#39;s the perfect place to stop when you need a break from non-stop sightseeing.

Taste an authentic French crepe of your choice at a real Parisian bistro.  

French Sweet Crepes at Bistro Marbeuf | The Paris Pass® 

French sweet Crepes at Bistro Marbeuf

Enjoy a moment of disconnection, far from the noise of the city to admire this unique panorama.<h2>Enjoy a hot air balloon ride with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>Fly over Paris onboard the world&#39;s largest balloon at 150 meters altitude</li><li>Discover the capital as you have never seen it before with 360° views over the city</li><li>Your pass includes many more attractions in Paris, so don&#39;t forget to check them out!</li></ul>Le Ballon is part of the best viewpoint of the capital. Thanks to a 360° panorama, admire the Eiffel Tower and the other emblematic monuments of the City of Light.<h3>About Le Ballon De Paris</h3>This popular attraction was built by <a href="https://www.aerophile.com/en/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">AEROPHILE SAS</a> and created as a means to raise awareness about air quality. The Ballon de Paris was set up in the André Citroën park (15th arrondissement) in 1999. Since then, more than a million people have already taken a ride in it. Since 2008, the Ballon de Paris partnered with AIRPARIF®, the accredited air quality monitoring organization in France. The new balloon model now changes colour depending on the ambient air quality in Paris ranging from good to extremely bad.

Survol de Paris en Ballon

Visit this world-class art gallery, displaying works by C&eacute;zanne, Monet, Renoir and Manet, in this stunning converted Beaux-Arts railway station.&nbsp;

Step inside the Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass.&nbsp;Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li>
	<li>Marvel at this glorious train station-turned-museum.</li>
	<li>Explore the works of old masters.</li>
	<li>Take the weight off at the museum&#39;s chic caf&eacute; situated behind the building&#39;s enormous clock face.</li>
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Perched on the bank of the Seine, the Orsay Museum is an old turn-of-the-century railway station that was built on the site of the Palais d&rsquo;Orsay. Exemplary of the architecture of the Beaux-Arts movement, the Orsay Museum is one of Paris&rsquo; most popular art galleries and houses art and sculpture from 1848 to 1915. It&rsquo;s a must-see gallery for its breadth of works, including those by Delacroix, Manet, Gauguin, C&eacute;zanne, Monet, Renoir, Sisley, van Gogh and many more.

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Unleashing Paris&#39; Artistic Spirit at Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay

Unlock the doors to Paris&#39; world-renowned art history with a Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay Paris Museum Pass. Picture this: no rush while you explore a treasure trove of magnificent works from Renoir, Monet, and more. The freedom to explore at your own pace, to drink in each piece of timeless art, will make your Parisian experience truly unforgettable. Check out our in depth <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/blog/musee-dorsay-guide" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Musee d&#39;Orsay guide</a> for more information.

Why A Paris Museum Pass is Worth It

The Paris Museum Pass is not just a ticket; it&#39;s your passport to inspiration. Its value extends beyond Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay, giving you entry to other leading Paris museums. Whether a casual admirer or an art enthusiast, you&#39;ll appreciate the convenience and the richer, broader understanding of art that this pass brings to your journey. Visit the <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/Louvre-Museum" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Louvre</a> or <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/Sainte-Chapelle" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Saint Chapelle</a>. Or if you&#39;re up for it, the amazingly designed <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/Centre-Pompidou-National-Modern-Art-Museum" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Centre Pompidou</a>!

Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay Tickets

Buying a ticket to the Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay is your key to a world of artistic wonder. Nestled in the heart of Paris, this museum showcases some of the most impressive Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces. From Monet&#39;s serene water lilies to Van Gogh&#39;s intense starry skies, each ticket promises an unforgettable journey through art history. Plus, booking your tickets with the Paris Museum Pass in advance can save you time, skipping the long queues and diving straight into the artistic experience.

Musee d&#39;Orsay Hours

Planning a visit to the Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay? Knowing the museum&#39;s hours is essential for a smooth experience. Typically, it&#39;s open from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM, but extends its hours until 9:45 PM on certain evenings. This flexibility allows visitors to explore at their own pace, whether you prefer a morning stroll through the galleries or an evening immersed in art. Remember, the museum is closed on Mondays, so plan accordingly to make the most of your Parisian art adventure.

Highlights:

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	<li>Three floors of art including; Paul C&eacute;zanne&rsquo;s Apples and Oranges, Claude Monet&rsquo;s Blue Water Lillies, Pierre-Auguste Renoir&rsquo;s Montmartre, &Eacute;douard Manet&rsquo;s Luncheon on the Grass</li>
	<li>Central nave and old Orsay Station clock</li>
	<li>Orsay Square outside the museum with six bronze allegorical sculptures from the Exposition Universelle (1878)</li>
	<li>Collections that date back to 1818 originally from the Mus&eacute;e du Luxembourg, Mus&eacute;e du Jeu de Paume and the Louvre</li>
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Did you know:

<ul>
	<li>The Orsay Museum houses the largest collection of impressionist and post-impressionist art in the world</li>
	<li>There is 35,000 square metres of glass in total making up the vault of the Orsay Museum</li>
	<li>Although the Orsay Station was the head of the southwestern French railroad network for 39 years, the station platforms became too short for the longer, modern trains</li>
	<li>Around 3 million visitors a year come to the Orsay Museum</li>
</ul>

Artworks at Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay

The Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay in Paris is renowned for its impressive collection of French art from 1848 to 1914, featuring an extensive range of paintings, sculptures, furniture, and photography. Notable artists represented in the museum&#39;s collection include Edouard Manet, Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Vincent van Gogh, among others (source:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.musee-orsay.fr/en/collections/paintings" rel="nofollow">Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay</a>). The museum&#39;s holdings encompass a diverse array of masterpieces that provide a comprehensive overview of the artistic developments in France during this period.

Paintings Collection

The Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay&#39;s painting collection has a rich history dating back to 1818 when Louis XVIII founded the Mus&eacute;e du Luxembourg. It showcases works of art by masters such as C&eacute;zanne, Manet, Monet, Matisse, Renoir, and Gauguin, spanning from Realism to Impressionism. The museum has also been enriched by generous private donations, adding unique pieces to the collection over the years. Recent inclusions, such as The Childhood of Sixtus V by Gustave Moreau and Triple Portrait of Yvonne Lerolle by Maurice Denis, contribute to the diversity and depth of the collection.

Sculpture

The Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay&#39;s sculpture collection is a testament to the popularity of sculpture in the 19th century, commissioned by the middle class and politicians to demonstrate their wealth and power. The museum provides a perfect setting to display these works of art, from Rodin&rsquo;s Age of Bronze to Degas&rsquo; Small Dancer, effectively reviving and celebrating sculptures in their true form. This collection has grown significantly, incorporating sculptures from smaller museums such as the Mus&eacute;e du Luxembourg and the Jeu de Paume, contributing to the Orsay&rsquo;s comprehensive and diverse range of sculptures.

Photography

The Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay has a pioneering photography gallery, which was one of the first in a fine arts museum in France in the 1970s. The museum&#39;s permanent exhibition celebrates the growth of photography as an art form, curated from scratch to showcase the technical and artistic evolution of photography. The collection includes over 45,000 photographs, featuring works by prominent artists such as Pierre Bonnard, Maurice Denis, Henri le Secq, and Edgar Degas. It provides a comprehensive exploration of photography from its early stages to modern times, offering a unique perspective on this evolving art form.

FAQs

Q. Can I take photos inside the Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay? 
A. Yes, you are allowed to take photos inside the Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay, except in certain temporary exhibitions where photography might be restricted.

Q. Is there a cloakroom where I can store my bags and coats? 
A. Yes, the Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay has a cloakroom where you can securely store your bags, backpacks, and coats during your visit.

Q. Are there audio guides available for visitors? 
A. Absolutely! The Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay offers audio guides in multiple languages to enhance your experience and provide insightful commentary on the artworks.

Q. Are there any restaurants or cafes inside the museum? 
A. Yes, there are restaurants and cafes located within the Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay where you can take a break, enjoy a meal, or have a refreshing drink.

Q. Can I bring my children to the Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay? 
A. Of course! The Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay welcomes visitors of all ages and provides activities, workshops, and resources specifically designed for children to make their visit enjoyable and educational.

Q. Are there any special exhibitions or events happening at the Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay? 
A. The Mus&eacute;e d&#39;Orsay frequently hosts special exhibitions and events throughout the year, offering visitors the opportunity to explore diverse themes and discover exceptional artworks from various periods and styles.

Free entry to The Orsay Museum with The Paris Pass. The Orsay is one of Paris' most popular art galleries featuring work from many great artists.

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Tuck into a traditional French breakfast at the welcoming Café Louise.<h2>Enjoy breakfast at Café Louise with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>Pay nothing at the door – simply show your pass.</li><li>Includes a croissant, freshly-squeezed orange juice, a baguette, coffee, and fresh fruits </li></ul>There&#39;s no better start to the day than a filling and flavorsome French breakfast. Tuck into tasty pastries, hot coffee, and fresh fruit before heading out to explore Paris. Located at the heart of the Left Bank, be sure to take a wander around the area before embarking on a day of sightseeing - the area is famously a local hangout for writers and artists. Plus, the Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood makes for a lovely spot to enjoy a traditional French breakfast.

Parisian Breakfast at Cafe Louise

Looking for the ultimate, luxurious Parisian adventure? Walk in the footsteps of Emily Cooper,&nbsp;Netflix&#39;s newest fashionista taking the world by storm.

Enjoy the Emily in Paris: The Unofficial Tour with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Our pass gives you access to a guided tour of Paris, inspired by the popular Netflix series.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Discover&nbsp;famous&nbsp;filming locations and relive your favorite moments from the show.</li>
	<li>Led by an expert guide, who will tell you everything&nbsp;about Parisian history and culture.</li>
	<li>Your Paris Pass also includes dozens of other top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

About this experience

Follow the adventures of Netflix&#39;s newest fashionista on this comprehensive walking tour.&nbsp;After landing her dream job&nbsp;en Par&iacute;s,&nbsp;Emily makes a life for herself in the beautiful French capital, and you&#39;re here to explore it just as she did! You&#39;ll pass by all the famous and luxurious locations where Emily Cooper is seen in the hit Netflix show.&nbsp;

Why choose The Paris Pass&reg;?&nbsp;&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>
	Our app makes sightseeing easy &ndash; your pass, plus all the info you&rsquo;ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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	<li>
	No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, Emily in Paris: The Unofficial Tour&rsquo;s admission fee is included with your pass.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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</ul>

Emily in Paris: The Unofficial Tour highlights

Your tour begins at Emily&#39;s apartment and takes you by her favorite local spots, such as Gabriel&#39;s restaurant and the bakery where she has her first pain au chocolat.&nbsp;During this truly immersive experience, you&#39;ll learn everything about French culture and history as you pass some of the most famous landmarks. Your knowledgeable guide will tell you everything there is to know about the wonderful French capital and you&#39;ll discuss fashion and food as you walk in Emily&#39;s footsteps, across the Pont Des Arts, down Rue de Rivoli and through scenic squares.&nbsp;

Snap selfies like the stars in some of the prettiest places in Paris, like the Palais Royal Garden and the black-and-white striped Colonnes de Buren. You&#39;ll cross the Pont Des Arts and enjoy sweeping views of the Seine, what more could you ask for?&nbsp;

The tour ends at Avenue de L&#39;Opera, where you can take yourself on a tour of Place Vend&ocirc;me and Palais Garnier; both ultra-chic filming locations that hosted Emily&#39;s favorite events and shopping trips!&nbsp;

The Paris Pass is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes Emily in Paris: The Unofficial Tour tickets, plus admission to dozens more top <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Paris attractions.</a>

Emily in Paris: The Unofficial Tour by ExperienceFirst

Attend an exclusive fashion show in the heart of the city.

Enjoy a Fashion Show at Galeries Lafayette with&nbsp;The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Watch a 30-minute exclusive Fashion show&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Discover Paris&#39; must-have trends</li>
	<li>Visit one of the most famous department stores&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Special offer:&nbsp;receive special gifts from Galeries Lafayette with a Go City voucher!&nbsp;<a href="https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/bit.ly/45NXh2M__;!!NY6j04025nk0x_9pQGtP!oXeOiRpzDkttZsjo-QTtlrbKXS6kSVwFrW00qL81yz7FChYYP0aQaG3oypb_eAtYDCwFvoh4F5GNmGfKLGW1AZCVm9YJ$" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Click here</a>&nbsp;to see the gifts available.*</li>
</ul>

Paris is known for its elegance and style and with this exclusive experience, you&#39;ll get the chance to attend a fashion show and see the latest must-have trends. Enjoy the 30-minute show, imagined by the biggest names in fashion, and learn what makes French fashion so unique.

*Offer valid until 31/12/23.

Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann: A Shopper&#39;s Paradise

Step into the grandeur of Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann, a retail marvel steeped in French history. Its illustrious architecture and fashion-forward offerings create a dynamic shopping experience. Enjoy the stunning 360-degree view of Paris from the rooftop, a sight that should not be missed.

The True Essence of Parisian Luxury

Feel the pulse of Parisian luxury in every corner of Galeries Lafayette. From high-end couture to gourmet treats, it&#39;s a captivating space where style, culture, and gastronomy meet. Remember to explore its glasswalk, a daring sky-high stroll that takes shopping to a whole new level.

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Fashion Show

Explore 4,000 years of chocolate&nbsp;history...

Visit The Gourmet Chocolate Museum Choco-Story&nbsp;with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Immerse yourself&nbsp;in the amazing world of chocolate and voyage through time from discovery of the cocoa bean to modern manufacturing.</li>
	<li>Enjoy a free homemade hot chocolate&nbsp;at the end of the visit.</li>
	<li>There are dozens more top attractions available with your pass so be sure to check them out!</li>
	<li>Enjoy a 10% discount at the chocolate shop, just show the cashier your pass!</li>
</ul>

You will learn the story of the origin and the evolution of chocolate through its unique collection of over a thousand objects. Discover the history of making chocolate, the ingredients used and how the process has evolved over the centuries.

As well as learning all about the methods used to make delicious, shiny chocolates, you&#39;ll also get to try a sample!&nbsp;The museum also has a delectable gift shop filled with treats to take home.

Get Free Entry to the Gourmet Chocolate Museum, and immerse yourself in the amazing world of chocolate.

Gourmet Chocolate Museum - Free Entry with the Paris Pass

Explore this unique museum and its innovative exhibits designed to test your powers of perception and challenge all your senses.  <h3>Visit Paradox Museum Paris with The Paris Pass®</h3><ul><li>Over 70 cutting-edge exhibits to explore. </li><li>Plenty of unique photo opportunities.</li></ul>Step into this interactive space and make your way through 70 exciting exhibits. From mirror mazes to optical illusions, each reality-bending experience will put your powers of perception to the test. Explore each one and enjoy plenty of fun photo opportunities along the way.

Paradox Museum Paris

A 90-minute guided walking tour around this trendy Parisian neighborhood...

Enjoy Hidden Gems in a Le Marais Walking Tour&nbsp;with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Explore an authentic Parisian neighborhood and see where the locals like to hang out.</li>
	<li>Your pass includes many more attractions in Paris, so don&#39;t forget to check them out.</li>
</ul>

This 90-minute tour takes you to all the hidden hotspots you won&#39;t find in a typical guidebook. You&#39;ll wander through the beautiful Rue des Rosiers in the Jewish Quarter, along the cobblestone streets of Village Saint-Paul, and around the Place des Vosges - a 17th Century square where Victor Hugo lived. Along the way, your local guide will point out hidden gems steeped in history, trendy shops, and unusual attractions that travelers often miss.

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More About the the Walking Tour in Le Marais

<ul>
	<li>Pompidou Center - admire the unusual &#39;inside-out&#39; architecture of this innovative building and learn how Parisians came to love it.</li>
	<li>Rue des Rosiers&nbsp;- explore the 12th-century street of rosebushes and take snaps of&nbsp;the storybook-style buildings.</li>
	<li>Stravinsky Fountain&nbsp;- marvel at this colorful fountain filled with 16 unique art pieces that move and spray water. It&#39;s like nothing you&#39;ve seen before!</li>
	<li>Biblioth&egrave;que de la Ville de Paris&nbsp;- this historic library is housed in one of the oldest mansions in the&nbsp;Marais -&nbsp;the H&ocirc;tel de Lamoignon.</li>
	<li>Village Saint-Paul&nbsp;- your tour will end in&nbsp;this chic area which is full of art galleries and artisan boutiques to explore. Your guide will offer tips on the best places to eat and drink if you want to spend the rest of the afternoon here.</li>
</ul>

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Le Marais FAQs

Q. What is Le Marais known for? 
A. Le Marais is known for its historic charm, vibrant Jewish quarter, trendy boutiques, and art galleries.

Q. Are there any famous landmarks in Le Marais? 
A. Yes, Le Marais is home to iconic landmarks such as the stunning Place des Vosges, the historic H&ocirc;tel de Ville (City Hall), and the Centre Pompidou.

Q. Can I find delicious food in Le Marais? 
A. Absolutely! Le Marais is a food lover&#39;s paradise with its wide range of culinary delights, including traditional French bistros, trendy cafes, and delectable patisseries.

Q. Is Le Marais a good shopping destination? 
A. Definitely! Le Marais offers a diverse shopping experience, from high-end fashion boutiques and designer stores to vintage shops and unique concept stores.

Q. Does Le Marais have a lively nightlife? 
A. Yes, Le Marais comes alive at night with its vibrant nightlife scene, featuring hip bars, cozy wine bars, lively clubs, and even LGBTQ+-friendly venues.

Q. Is Le Marais well-connected to public transportation? 
A. Absolutely! Le Marais is conveniently located with excellent access to the Paris Metro, making it easy to explore other parts of the city and beyond.

Save up to 50% on Le Marais Walking Tour Tickets and discover hidden gems with The Paris Pass®. Get admission to 95+ Paris attractions for one low price!


Hidden Gems in Le Marais – Walking Tour | The Paris Pass®

Le marais Walking Tour

Check out one of Paris&rsquo; must-see shows!

Enjoy the &#39;How to Become Parisian&#39; show with Go City&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Pay nothing upon entry, simply show your pass.</li>
	<li>Free entry to the side-splitting show.</li>
	<li>Your pass gets you entry into dozens more of Paris&#39; top attractions, so make sure to check them out!</li>
</ul>

Laugh and learn to become a true Parisian with this belly-achingly funny stage show! Olivier Giraud&rsquo;s &lsquo;How to Become Parisian in One Hour&rsquo; teaches you the nuances of acting like a local through hilarious observations of life in Paris.

Reviewed by the New York Times as &ldquo;Learning to be French through Comedy!&rdquo;, award-winning comedian Olivier Giraud will teach you how to behave like a real Parisian in every situation encountered during your stay in Paris, from meetings in the metro to handling the city&rsquo;s notorious waiting staff! 
 
Appealing to an international audience, each performance welcomes up to 30 different nationalities, and everyone ends up laughing together as Giraud pokes fun at all of our cultural differences. 
 
The show is remarkably interactive, with audience participation and collective hilarity - there&rsquo;s no doubt that you will come away aching from laughter and bursting with new knowledge of France. 
 
Having already welcomed over 800,000 spectators, How to Become Parisian in One Hour has been rated Best Theatre Performance on TripAdvisor since 2015. Check them out on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/howtobecomeparisian/?hl=fr" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Instagram</a>!

Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes How to Become Parisian in One Hour tickets, plus admission to dozens more top attractions.

How to Become Parisian in One Hour Show

Take a glimpse into real Parisian life as you stroll through this beautiful neighborhood.<h2>Enjoy a Walking Tour of Saint-Germain-des-Prés with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>Our pass gives you access to a guided tour of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. </li><li>Explore the fascinating history and culture of one of Paris&#39; central neighborhoods.</li><li>Learn about the area&#39;s evolution as a cultural hub for artists and writers and how it become the birthplace of the French existentialist movement. </li><li>Visit one of France&#39;s national theaters and marvel at Paris&#39; largest church.</li><li>Your Paris pass also includes dozens of other top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price. </li></ul><h3>About this experience</h3>Stroll through the narrow streets and explore this wonderful, creative neighborhood. Walking some of the oldest streets and cobblestone passageways in Paris, you&#39;ll find a mix of rich culture and history that truly reflects the French &#39;joie de vivre&#39;.  This area is begging to be explored by foodies and music lovers, as it&#39;s home to the oldest restaurants, bars and jazz clubs in the city. You&#39;ll also find chocolate shops, pâtisseries and plenty of other French gems. Be sure to listen out for your guide&#39;s local recommendations for further exploring, dining and shopping. <h3>Why choose The Pass Paris®?  </h3><ul><li>	Our app makes sightseeing easy – your pass, plus all the info you’ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.  	</li><li>	No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, Saint-Germain-des-Prés Walking Tour’s admission fee is included with your pass.	</li></ul><h3>Saint-Germain-des-Prés highlights </h3>Boulevard Saint-Germain - home to countless historic cafes, this chic boulevard is where famous writers and artists, such as Picasso and Hemingway, gathered in the 1920s. Church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés - Paris&#39; oldest church and one of the few remains of Romanesque architecture in the city. Rue de Buci - as you stroll down this buzzing street you&#39;ll find dozens of lively coffee spots, delicious crêperies and trendy bars. Odeon-Theatre de l&#39;Europe - Paris&#39; national theater, inaugurated by Marie-Antoinette.St Sulpice Church - sitting right in the center of the arrondissement, this is one of Paris&#39; largest churches. Appearing most famously in &#39;The Da Vinci Code&#39;, the final stop on this tour is sure to wow you. The Paris Pass is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes Saint-Germain-Des-Prés Walking Tour tickets, plus admission to dozens more top <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Paris attractions</a>.

Saint-Germain-Des-Pres Walking Tour

Saint-Germain-des-Pr&eacute;s is one of Paris&#39; most famous neighborhoods, known for art and literature, and is the perfect spot to stop for an afternoon drink

Enjoy a&nbsp;French Ap&eacute;ro in Saint-Germain-des-Pr&eacute;s with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day &ndash; all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li>
	<li>Choose from a mouthwatering selection of cocktails accompanied by light bites.</li>
	<li>Watch the world go by in this well-heeled district full of beautiful stores, caf&eacute;s and galleries.</li>
</ul>

Take the weight off for a moment and do like the Parisians do with an afternoon drink to re-energize after a day of sightseeing.

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Apero Time in St. Germain, Paris

St. Germain, a lively Paris neighborhood, is famous for apero, the popular pre-dinner drink. Locals often gather on the sidewalks, enjoying an apero before dinner.

Uncover Saint-Germain-des-Pr&eacute;s

Saint-Germain-des-Pr&eacute;s is a historic part of town filled with cafes and brasseries. It&#39;s a place that pulses with Parisian life and culture. Here, having an apero is a special experience.

At Caf&eacute; Louise, you can enjoy a refreshing cocktail from their menu of original creations as well as a selection of finger food.&nbsp;

Well-located in the must-see area Saint-Germain-des-Pr&eacute;s, famous for art galleries, literature and jazz, Caf&eacute; Louise is just over the street from&nbsp;the famous brasseries Caf&eacute; de Flore and Les Deux Magots.

Renowned for high-quality service and food, you&#39;re guaranteed the full French experience here.

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The Orangerie Museum showcases masterpieces by impressionist and post-impressionist artists including Monet, Renoir and Picasso

Take a look inside the Orangerie Museum with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li>
	<li>Explore the history of fascinating structure</li>
	<li>Peruse artwork by old masters</li>
	<li>This is the home of some of Monet&#39;s famous &#39;Water Lilies&#39; series</li>
</ul>

Situated on the bank of the Seine, in the picturesque Tuileries Gardens with the Louvre on one side and the Place de la Concorde on the other, the Orangerie Museum is filled with an inspiring collection of impressionist and post-impressionist masterpieces.

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The Magic of the Orangerie Museum

In the heart of Paris lies a treasure, the Orangerie Museum, home to captivating art. Imagine stepping into a world where Monet&#39;s Water Lilies murals impress, inspiring awe with every stroke. Don&#39;t miss out on this gem, <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/pricing" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">book your tickets</a> with The Paris Pass&reg;.

The Unique Experience at the Orangerie Museum

Every visit is a unique journey, a voyage through time and creativity. Here, art doesn&#39;t just speak, it whispers profound stories, infusing the space with an irresistible charm that lures you back again and again.

The Orangerie was originally built in 1852 by Firmin Bourgeois, but completed by Ludovico Visconti. Before it was an art gallery of some of the most famous pieces in history, the Orangerie was used as a storehouse, an examination room and a home for mobilized soldiers. Later, the museum became an annex to the Musee de Luxembourg, to which Claude Monet donated paintings as a monument to the end of WWI.

Now the Orangerie showcases works by Cezanne, Renoir, Picasso, Matisse and Modigliani making this a must-see museum for any art lover.

FAQs

Q. Can I take photographs inside the Orangerie Museum? 
A. Yes, photography is allowed inside the museum, but please refrain from using flash or tripods to ensure the preservation of the artwork.

Q. Are there guided tours available at the Orangerie Museum? 
A. Yes, the museum offers guided tours led by knowledgeable experts who provide insights into the artworks and the museum&#39;s history. Check the museum&#39;s website for tour schedules and availability.

Q. Are there any special exhibitions held at the Orangerie Museum? 
A. The Orangerie Museum regularly hosts special exhibitions featuring renowned artists and thematic displays, offering visitors a chance to explore a diverse range of art beyond the permanent collections. Stay updated with the museum&#39;s website for information on current and upcoming exhibitions.

Q. Can I bring my bag or backpack inside the Orangerie Museum? 
A. Visitors are allowed to bring small bags and backpacks into the museum, but please note that larger bags and suitcases must be stored in the designated cloakroom facilities for security reasons.

Q. Is there a caf&eacute; or restaurant inside the Orangerie Museum? 
A. Yes, the museum houses a delightful caf&eacute; where visitors can enjoy refreshments, light meals, and beverages amidst a charming ambiance. It&#39;s a perfect place to relax and recharge during your visit.

Q. Is the Orangerie Museum wheelchair accessible? 
A. Yes, the museum is fully wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available to ensure that all visitors can enjoy the collections comfortably. Additionally, accessible restrooms are also provided within the museum premises.

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Get Free Entry to the Orangerie Museum with your Paris Pass and enjoy an inspiring collection of impressionist and post-impressionist masterpieces.

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See over 300 wax figures of your favourite pop stars, sporting heroes and historic characters...

Visit Gr&eacute;vin Paris - Wax Museum&nbsp;with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>More than 200 celebrities to meet in all their waxy glory!</li>
	<li>Multi-sensory sound and light shows</li>
	<li>There are dozens more top attractions available with your pass so be sure to check them out!</li>
</ul>

Meet your role model, favourite pop star or sporting hero at The Mus&eacute;e Gr&eacute;vin. Be amazed by the dramatic and lifelike scenes of historical and modern Paris, depicted by over 300 wax figures of the world&rsquo;s most famous faces. Learn about major events in French for an entertaining educational experience.

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Did you know

<ul>
	<li>Up to 500,000 individual (natural) hairs are used for each wax figure; eyes are made of glass and the teeth are created by a dental specialist</li>
	<li>On average it will take 42 hours for the makeup team to complete a reproduction of a celebrity&rsquo;s features using oil paints &ndash; in painstakingly minute detail!</li>
	<li>The more recent wax figures are usually dressed in an item by their favourite designer, or they will lend the museum something out of their own wardrobe</li>
	<li>The harpsichord that you can see alongside Mozart&rsquo;s character is the original one he actually used</li>
</ul>

Don&#39;t miss

<ul>
	<li>Draw cave paintings, fight alongside Vercingetorix, parade in General de Gaulle&#39;s Jeep during the Liberation.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Kids will love&nbsp;Ladybug,&nbsp;Cat Noir, the Little Prince and Scrat!</li>
	<li>Explore behind-the-scenes at a recording studio and let yourself be guided by Ma&icirc;tre Gims under the watchful eye of Johnny Hallyday.</li>
	<li>From Phil Collins to Katy Perry, immerse yourself in the cosy ambience of a saloon bar and have a jamming session which will go down in history!</li>
	<li>Walk the red carpet like a VIP&nbsp;and meet a whole host of film stars including Leonardo DiCaprio, Ryan Gosling, Pen&eacute;lope Cruz and Omar Sy.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Invitation to the summit: President Emmanuel Macron is expecting you for an interview in his office at the Elys&eacute;e Palace and invites to you a very select garden party alongside the world&rsquo;s heads of state.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Team up with our World Champion Kylian Mbapp&eacute;, master the O-goshi with Teddy Reiner, or try an ashitori with a sumo wrestler.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

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I wasn&#39;t sure when we purchased The Paris Pass that we would get our money&#39;s worth out of it. Boy, was i wrong! We saw more of Paris because we had The Paris Pass than we would have otherwise. Just being able to hop on and hop off the bus whenever we wanted, not to mention the boat trip, and the many attractions that were free because we had the pass. It made our trip to Paris more enjoyable and memorable. 
Barbara Degon from United States

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The Grevin Wax Museum Paris is impressive with its lifelike scenes and wax models. Visit for free with The Paris Pass - Great Saving!

Grevin Wax Museum - Free Entry With The Paris Pass

Entrance to Grevin Paris

Step into the gondola of PanoraMagique, the world&#39;s largest tethered balloon, installed at Disney Village&reg;, and live a lighter-than-air experience!&nbsp;

Enjoy a hot air balloon ride at PanoraMagique with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Admire the fantastic&nbsp;views of&nbsp;Disney&reg;Village and Walt Disney Studios from the gondola of the PanoraMagique balloon</li>
	<li>View some of Paris&#39; most iconic landmarks such as the&nbsp;Eiffel Tower.</li>
</ul>

Rise above the rooftops of Disney&reg;Village&nbsp;and Walt Disney Studios to enjoy spectacular views&nbsp;- around the lake, you can also see the themed hotels and further on, the 27-hole golf course!

About&nbsp;Ballon PanoraMagique at Disney Village

Built by <a href="https://www.aerophile.com/en/" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">AEROPHILE SAS</a>,&nbsp;the PanoraMagique balloon carries up to 30 passengers on an exciting six-minute sky ride.&nbsp;The balloon&nbsp;has given several hundred thousand&nbsp;people a unique and unforgettable experience since its installation in 2005.

Did you know?

<ul>
	<li>The balloon with its basket, envelope and net weigh approximately 2 tonnes, but thanks to Archimedes&#39; principle, a cubic meter of helium can lift 1 kg, so 6,000 cubic meters of helium can lift up to 6 tons.</li>
	<li>It has a capacity of&nbsp;up to 30 passengers (approximately 2.5 tons), making it the largest tethered balloon in the world, and keep 1.5 tons of lift in the cable to counter the force of the wind.</li>
	<li>The vessel is 35 meters high for 22.5 meters in diameter and rises up to 100 meters in altitude. In-flight, it can be seen for a distance of 20 kilometres.</li>
	<li>It is the least polluting aircraft in the world being powered by an electric winch!</li>
</ul>

PanoraMagique le Ballon de Disney Village

Explore one of Paris&#39;s most beautiful districts.&nbsp;

Enjoy a&nbsp;Latin Quarter Walking Tour with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Pay nothing at the door &ndash; simply show your pass.</li>
	<li>Take a 90-minute tour of the Latin District.</li>
</ul>

On this 90-minute tour, you will learn all about the Latin District from an expert guide.&nbsp;

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Enjoy the Latin Quarter in Paris

Imagine walking on old, stone paths under the soft glow of street lamps. This is the Latin Quarter, a special part of Paris. It has lots of cafes, small bookshops, and famous spots that show city life at its best.

The Latin Quarter: Where Paris&#39; Heart Beats

The Latin Quarter is known for its school and college history. The old and new mix in this part of Paris. Here, every corner is full of charm and stories from the past. The Latin Quarter is not just a place - it feels like the very heart of Paris.

Take in history and culture on this fascinating tour as you learn about in some of the city&#39;s top sights, including Notre Dame Cathedral, Shakespeare and Company bookstore, the Church of Saint Julien de Pauvre, Ar&egrave;nes de Lut&egrave;ce, and the iconic Panth&eacute;on. The tour will conclude at the peaceful Luxembourg Gardens, a beautiful park with stunning views of the city.

Latin Quarter FAQs

Q. What is the Latin Quarter in Paris known for? 
A. The Latin Quarter is known for its rich history, vibrant intellectual atmosphere, and renowned educational institutions like the Sorbonne.

Q. Can I explore the Latin Quarter on foot? 
A. Absolutely! The Latin Quarter is a perfect neighborhood for exploring on foot, with its narrow streets, charming cafes, and famous landmarks within walking distance.

Q. Are there any famous bookstores in the Latin Quarter? 
A. Yes, you&#39;ll find several iconic bookstores in the Latin Quarter, including the Shakespeare and Company, a legendary English-language bookstore loved by bibliophiles around the world.

Q. Is the Latin Quarter a good place to try French cuisine? 
A. Definitely! The Latin Quarter offers a wide range of dining options, from traditional French bistros to cozy cafes and trendy restaurants, allowing you to indulge in delicious French cuisine.

Q. Are there any notable landmarks in the Latin Quarter? 
A. Absolutely! The Latin Quarter is home to impressive landmarks like the stunning Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Panth&eacute;on, and the Luxembourg Gardens, which provide a glimpse into Parisian history and beauty.

Q. Does the Latin Quarter have a lively nightlife scene? 
A. Yes, the Latin Quarter comes alive at night with its numerous bars, clubs, and live music venues, making it a fantastic place to experience Parisian nightlife and enjoy a vibrant atmosphere.

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Latin Quarter Walking Tour 

Tour the streets of the quirky Montmartre district and take the Petit Train de Montmartre up the hill for views from the highest summit in the city<h2>Take a ride on the Petit Train de Montmartre with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>enjoy a leisurely tour up to the famous hilltop and take in the views along the way</li><li>the kids will love this ride aboard the famous Petit Train de Montmartre</li></ul>Enjoy a picturesque mini train ride through the atmospheric streets of Montmartre and look over the romantic views and sights of this vibrant neighborhood.<div>Let the train take you up and down the windy streets of the hill-topped district, and sit back and enjoy the sites. Stop off at the Sacre Coeur for some views over the city and to discover the famous church, or stretch your legs at the Moulin Rouge, on the way down. </div>

Enjoy a free ride on the Petit Train de Montmartre. Enjoy the romantic views of this vibrant neighbourhood.

Petit Train de Montmartre - Free with the Paris Pass

Petit Train de Montmartre Tour

Step inside to see the world&#39;s largest collection of original stained glass windows and marvel at the 13th-century Gothic architecture<h2>Visit Sainte-Chapelle with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>You can get Sainte Chapelle tickets with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li><li>Take a look inside one of Christianity&#39;s most important sites, Saint Chapelle in Paris. Over 800 years of history is yours to explore in this iconic location.</li><li>15 huge windows tell the story of over 1,100 biblical scenes. </li></ul>Sainte-Chapelle was an architectural and aesthetic marvel of its day and at one time the most important and holy place in the whole world.<div><h2>Experience the Magic of Sainte-Chapelle</h2>An undoubted medieval masterpiece, Sainte-Chapelle, located in the heart of Paris. With its vibrant stained glass windows, it tells an enchanting story of biblical proportions. Discover this historical gem, bask in its gothic architecture, and relish a journey through time.Built during the second half of the 13th Century by Louis IX, Sainte Chapelle in Paris is a place of extraordinary religious symbolism. Residing within the Palais de la Cité itself, this chapel is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture; the roof appears to be supported by stained glass so that this magical space feels like the inside of a jewel.<h2>Sainte Chapelle Tickets Price and Accessibility</h2>The Sainte Chapelle tickets price is included with your Paris Museum Pass. Additional information and accessibility details are readily available for your convenience as well. This not only makes your visit to Saint Chappelle in Paris more enjoyable but also ensures you have all the necessary information beforehand.The building itself is a giant reliquary, built both to house the great relics of the king, including Christ’s crown of thorns and a piece of the true cross and to prove worthy of owning these relics. At its heart rests a magnificent gold and silver shrine.<h2>Best Time to Visit Saint Chapelle Paris</h2>To fully appreciate the beauty of Sainte-Chapelle&#39;s stained glass windows, aim to visit when the sunlight is most vibrant. Mornings often provide a spectacular light show, illuminating the chapel&#39;s interior in a breathtaking display of color.<h2>FAQS</h2>Q. Does Sainte-Chapelle showcase Gothic architecture? A. Sainte-Chapelle stands as a remarkable testament to the magnificence of Gothic architecture, with its intricate ribbed vaults, slender columns, and towering stained glass windows that create a breathtaking interplay of light and space.Q. What treasures can be found in the stained glass windows of Sainte-Chapelle? A. The stained glass windows of Sainte-Chapelle are a treasure trove of biblical narratives, portraying vivid scenes from both the Old and New Testaments, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the captivating stories and symbolism.Q. How did Sainte-Chapelle survive the ravages of time? A. Despite enduring centuries of war, revolution, and restoration, Sainte-Chapelle has managed to preserve its architectural splendor and delicate stained glass due to meticulous maintenance, renovation efforts, and the enduring craftsmanship of its builders.Q. Is there a specific time to visit Sainte-Chapelle for the best lighting effects? A. To witness the full radiance of Sainte-Chapelle&#39;s stained glass windows, it is recommended to visit on a sunny day or during specific times when the sunlight streams through, casting a kaleidoscope of colors and adding an ethereal glow to the interior.Q. What role did Sainte-Chapelle play in the cultural and religious life of medieval Paris? A. Sainte-Chapelle served as a focal point for medieval Parisian society, hosting religious ceremonies, royal pageantry, and pilgrimages, while also serving as a repository for sacred relics that held deep spiritual significance for the faithful.Q. Are there any hidden architectural features or details within Sainte-Chapelle? A. Keen observers exploring Sainte-Chapelle may discover hidden details, such as delicate carvings, ornate capitals, and subtle decorative elements that add layers of beauty and intrigue to this architectural masterpiece.</div>

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Discover the secrets of the city as you browse the bridges of the Seine.&nbsp;

Enjoy a River Seine Bridges Walking Tour with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Your pass includes a one-and-a-half-hour guided walking tour of the bridges across the Seine.</li>
	<li>Getting in is easy, just use your pass to book a slot.</li>
	<li><a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions">The&nbsp;Paris Pass&nbsp;</a>also includes dozens of other top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Explore the story of Paris, told through its iconic bridges and take in the beauty of the Seine as your guide takes you on a journey through the city&rsquo;s history.

Start at Pont Neuf, the first of the stone bridges and hear the stories of &Icirc;le de la Cit&eacute; before you stroll on to the Pont des Arts for scenic views and 19th-century Parisian charm. Next up you&rsquo;ll uncover the unique stories of Rive Gauche and Rive Droite at the Pont du Carrousel and Pont Royal where you&rsquo;ll also catch a glimpse of the stunning Louvre pyramid before finally finishing off at the Muse&eacute; d&rsquo;Orsay.

Whether you&rsquo;re a history hunter, an architecture addict or just looking for an informative way to explore Paris, this tour has got you covered.

Why choose The Paris Pass&reg;?&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>Our customers save up to 50% on their sightseeing&nbsp;vs. buying regular walk-up tickets.</li>
	<li>Our app makes sightseeing easy &ndash; your pass, plus&nbsp;all the info you&rsquo;ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, the Seine Bridges Walking Tour fee is included with your pass.</li>
</ul>

The Paris Pass&reg; is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us">Paris</a>. Your pass includes Seine Bridges Walking Tour tickets, plus admission to dozens more <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions">top Paris attractions.</a>

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See the tombs of some of the most famous and illustrious French intellectuals in this historic mausoleum which dates back to the 18th century.<h2>Explore the Panthéon with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li><li>Explore this grandiose building that was built to rival St Peter&#39;s in Rome and St Paul&#39;s in London</li><li>A permanent exhibition dedicated to the people buried here, such as Voltaire and Alexandre Dumas</li></ul>The Panthéon is an impressive and imposing neoclassical edifice in which the remains of the most illustrious Frenchmen and women are kept and their deeds remembered.<div>When King Louis XV recovered from an illness in 1744 he vowed that he would rebuild the ruined church of Sainte-Geneviève in Paris’s Latin quarter. Work got underway but by the time the building was completed the revolution had transformed the political landscape of France. The new government ordered that the Pantheon be rededicated as a ‘Temple to Reason’ and that henceforth it would be used not for religious purposes but as a mausoleum for the greatest French intellectuals.</div>

Free entry to The Pantheon when you use The Paris Pass. Enjoy great panoramic views of the city from the colonnade of this historic religious building in Paris.

The Panthéon in Paris

Originally built by Louis XIV as a hospital and home for disabled soldiers, it now houses the Tomb of Napoleon and the museum of the Army of France

Visit the Army Museum with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li>
	<li>See Napoleon&#39;s Tomb</li>
	<li>Explore the magnificent complex that houses military treasure from the age of Antiquity to the 20th century</li>
	<li>Peruse a vast collection of weapons and uniforms</li>
</ul>

The museum has a huge collection of military paraphernalia dating from antiquity to the present day.

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The Splendor of Napoleon&#39;s Tomb

Amid the vibrant hustle of Paris, a captivating monument of French history awaits you: the Tomb of Napoleon. Nestled within the grand Army Museum, this mausoleum invites you with its solemn allure. Don&#39;t miss out on this amazing piece of history, <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/pricing" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">get your tickets</a> through The Paris Pass&reg;!

Discovering the Army Museum Paris

The Army Museum, a tapestry of military heritage, complements Napoleon&#39;s Tomb with a rich narrative. Its artifacts tell a compelling tale of courage and strategy, drawing inquisitive minds from around the world.

The Mus&eacute;e de L&#39;Arm&eacute;e was established in 1905 by merging the Artillery Museum and the Historical Army Museum. It contains 500,000 objects, including weapons, armour, artillery, uniforms, emblems and paintings. 
 
The other big attraction is the magnificent Tomb of Napol&eacute;on; Napol&eacute;on passed away in 1821, on the island of St Helena, where he had been in exile since 1815. He was buried in a valley beneath the shade of weeping willows. His remains rested there until October 15th 1840 when King Louis-Philippe ordered the emperor&rsquo;s body be returned to France. 
 
The Tomb of Napol&eacute;on was designed by the architect Visconti (1791-1853). It is made from red porphyry with a green granite base and circled by a crown of laurels and inscriptions of the great victories of the Empire. The body of the Emperor was laid in the tomb on April 2nd 1861.

FAQs

Q. Can I bring my backpack inside The Army Museum in Paris? 
A. Yes, you can bring your backpack inside the museum, but please note that there are security checks, so be prepared for a bag inspection.

Q. Are there guided tours available at The Army Museum? 
A. Absolutely! The Army Museum offers guided tours led by knowledgeable &amp; passionate guides who will provide fascinating insights into the exhibits and history of the museum.

Q. Is The Army Museum accessible for visitors with disabilities? 
A. Yes, The Army Museum is accessible for visitors with disabilities. It has wheelchair ramps, elevators, and designated parking spaces to ensure a comfortable visit for all visitors.

Q. Can I take photographs inside The Army Museum? 
A. Photography for personal use is allowed inside The Army Museum. However, please note that the use of flash photography and tripods is prohibited to maintain the safety and preservation of the artifacts.

Q. Are there any dining options available at The Army Museum? 
A. Yes, The Army Museum has a cafeteria where you can enjoy a variety of meals, snacks, and beverages. It&#39;s a great place to take a break and refuel during your visit.

Q. Is there a gift shop at The Army Museum? 
A. Yes, The Army Museum has a gift shop where you can find a wide range of souvenirs, books, and other items related to the museum&#39;s collections and exhibitions. It&#39;s a perfect place to find a memento of your visit.

Free entry to the Museum of the Army and Tomb of Napoleon when you use The Paris Pass. P

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The Dali Paris exhibition is devoted to Salvador Dalí consisting mainly of sculptures and engravings. See some of Dali&#39;s famous works, including The Space Elephant and Alice and Wonderland, as well as unknown sketches <h2>Visit the Dali Paris exhibition with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>The only permanent museum and art gallery in France dedicated to Salvadore Dalí and his works</li><li>Highlights major themes of universal literature, mythology, history, and religion</li><li>Displays the artist’s most famous surrealist masterpieces including sculptures and illustrations</li></ul><div><h2>About the Dali Museum Paris exhibition</h2>In the heart of Montmartre, a famous artists&#39; village, Dalí Paris exhibits the largest collection of Salvador Dalí&#39;s works in France. This collection is the result of the extravagant inspiration of this emblematic artist of Surrealism: theatrical sculptures, erotic, dreamlike or irresistibly funny drawings, poetic objects and furniture, populate the phantasmagorical universe of the inventor of soft watches.Surrealist 3D Thanks to Dalí, everything becomes subject to transformation through the magic of dreams: the Space Elephant with the legs of a stilt-walker seems to escape weightlessness, a watch flows from a branch, a snail spreads its wings and Venus is adorned with drawers.Tales and Wonders From an encyclopedic culture, Dalí was fascinated by the great themes of literature, mythological or religious. He has illustrated with multiple techniques universal texts: Alice and Wonderland, Romeo and Juliet, Don Quixote, The Bible... but also more personal works, such as Moses and Monotheism or The Alchemy of the Philosophers. Each of these works is a work of art.Sculpture, drawing, watercolour, engraving, lithography, the Dalí Space invites us to explore the main themes of his work: dream, mythology, sensuality...<h3>Did you know:</h3><ul><li>Salvador Dalí’s brother was also called Salvador but he died 9 months before the artist was born – this lead Dalí to believe that he was the reincarnation of his brother, a theme which is often present in his works</li><li>Dalí’s eccentric nature was felt right at the start of his career when he attended the School of Fine Arts in Madrid and experimented with Cubism – before being expelled</li><li>After moving to Paris and meeting Pablo Picasso he joined the Surrealism group, based in Montmartre</li><li>Dalí and his wife fled to America, where they lived for eight years, during WWII</li><li>The artist is believed to have created over 1,500 paintings in his lifetime (before he died in 1989) – and this doesn’t include his drawings, sculptures and short films, among other artistic outlets…</li></ul><h3>Don&#39;t miss:</h3>Dalinian Sculptures Dalí’s sculptures (and any piece of art for that matter) are highly recognised for his iconic style. At Dalí Paris you can see The Space Elephant, a bronze sculpture depicting ‘the temptations of St Anthony’ which he used to symbolise the power of temptation with the glass obelisk. Another famous sculpture is his Alice and Wonderland, another bronze sculpture believed to represent and connect with Dalí’s own dream-like influences in his artistic expression.Unknown sketches Although Dalí is most famous for his sculptures in bronze, melting clocks and paintings, there is also a huge body of work that it unknown by most of the public. Explore his huge collection of pencil drawings at Dalí Paris and learn about some of the more unrecognised pieces in his body of works.<h2>Dali Museum FAQs</h2></div>Q. What are the major highlights of the Salvador Dalí Museum in Paris? A. The Salvador Dalí Museum in Paris showcases an extensive collection of Dalí&#39;s surrealist masterpieces, including iconic works like &#34;The Persistence of Memory&#34; and &#34;The Elephants.&#34;Q. Are there any temporary exhibitions held at the Salvador Dalí Museum in Paris? A. Yes, the museum regularly hosts temporary exhibitions that explore various facets of Dalí&#39;s art and offer visitors a chance to experience his works in different contexts.Q. Can I take photographs inside the Salvador Dalí Museum in Paris? A. While photography is generally allowed in the museum&#39;s permanent collection, please note that flash photography and tripods are not permitted to ensure the preservation of the artworks and the comfort of other visitors.Q. Are audio guides or guided tours available at the Salvador Dalí Museum in Paris? A. Yes, the museum offers audio guides and guided tours led by knowledgeable art experts, providing valuable insights into Dalí&#39;s artistic vision, techniques, and the symbolism behind his captivating creations.Q. Is the Salvador Dalí Museum in Paris wheelchair accessible? A. Yes, the museum is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring that visitors with mobility challenges can explore the galleries comfortably. The facility includes elevators and accessible restrooms.Q. Can I purchase Salvador Dalí merchandise at the museum&#39;s gift shop? A. Absolutely! The museum features a well-stocked gift shop where you can find a wide range of Dalí-inspired merchandise, including books, prints, posters, and unique souvenirs to commemorate your visit.

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This is&nbsp;not your average walking tour,&nbsp;come along for a scandalous tour of P&egrave;re Lachaise Cemetery.

Enjoy a&nbsp;Scandals &amp; Love Affairs tour&nbsp;at Pere Lachaise&nbsp;with The Paris Pass&reg;

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	<li>View the Tomb of H&eacute;lo&iuml;se and Ab&eacute;lard,&nbsp;Colette&rsquo;s gravesite,&nbsp;Oscar Wilde&rsquo;s tombstone,&nbsp;Victor Noir&rsquo;s effigy,&nbsp;Tomb of Edith Piaf,&nbsp;Other famous graves, Jim Morrison, Yves Montand, and more!</li>
	<li>Part-interactive tour with sensory actions at certain graves</li>
	<li>Learn why topics like death and sex&nbsp;aren&rsquo;t as taboo in France.</li>
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Arm yourself with gossip-worthy secrets and salacious scandals on this quirky walking tour through a Parisian cemetery.

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You&#39;ll be guided around P&egrave;re Lachaise Cemetery - home to the tombs of Oscar Wilde and Victor Noir - and given the hidden history of the people buried there. Learn all about Marilyn Monroe&#39;s connection to this cemetery, why thousands of people kiss the tomb of Oscar Wilde every year, and plenty of hushed up tales only known to locals. Those interested in architecture will also love the elaborate tombstones and gothic structures.&nbsp;

Highlights

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	<li>Bring your sense of humour (and your wild side) for this sexy trip through Paris&rsquo; largest cemetery.</li>
	<li>Arouse your senses with stories of free spirits and forbidden love.</li>
	<li>Find out how a m&eacute;nage &agrave; trois with Marilyn Monroe ended up in P&egrave;re Lachaise Cemetery.</li>
	<li>Rub a prominent shiny part of Victor Noir&rsquo;s effigy if you want to be more fertile.</li>
	<li>Revel in the beauty of lavish headstones and sepulchres where scandals and secrets lie buried.</li>
	<li>Pucker up at the tomb of Oscar Wilde as thousands before you have done.</li>
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Learn all about the city's famous scandals and love affairs on a trip through the largest cemetery in Paris

Scandals & Love Affairs at Pere Lachaise - Walking Tour

Pere Lachaise Walking Tour

Explore a new Parisian neighborhood and discover its many cultural spots. <h2>Enjoy a Montparnasse Walking Tour: Celebrities, Spies &amp; Cafe Society with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>A 90-minute walking tour of Montparnasse.</li></ul>Check out the 14th arrondissement&#39;s famous spots and learn more about its history on this informative walking tour. On this tour, you&#39;ll learn all about Parisian Cafe Society, and how people here lived and thrived in spite of the Nazi occupation and French Resistance. Montparnasse is home to many famous spots including Tour Montparnasse (the city&#39;s only skyscraper), Montparnasse Cemetery (the final resting place of various celebrities and intellectuals, including Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre), and Paris&#39;s Little Theatre District, Rue de la Gaite.

Montparnasse District Walking Tour

Discover Paris&rsquo;s covered passages and learn all about its history on this guided walking tour.

Enjoy a walking tour through Paris&rsquo;s covered arcades with The Paris Pass&reg;

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	<li>Pay nothing on the day &ndash; simply show your pass.</li>
	<li>Your 90-minute tour calls at five arcades, including the Passage Choiseul, Galerie Vivienne and the Passage Jouffroy.</li>
	<li>Hear all about the history of the walkways, and get recommendations on the best places to shop and eat from your expert guide.</li>
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Stroll through Paris&rsquo;s atmospheric 19th-century covered walkways to be transported to a bygone era.

Beneath the elegant glass-and-iron canopies of Paris&rsquo;s covered passages, you&rsquo;ll find old-fashioned bookstores and antique shops, as well as trendy brasseries and cutting edge fashion boutiques.

Covered passages walking tour highlights

Galerie Vivienne

Packed with luxury boutiques, Galerie Vivienne dates back to 1823 and has been beautifully restored to its original neo-classical glory. Take time to enjoy the mosaiced floors and visit the rotunda, where goddesses adorn the walls beneath the impressive glass dome.

Passage Choiseul

At 190 meters, Passage Choiseul is the longest covered passage in Paris. Grab a flaky, buttery croissant and browse watchmakers&rsquo; windows, jewelry stores and more along the arcade&#39;s narrow length.

Passage des Panoramas

Built in 1799, Passage des Panoramas is the oldest covered walkway in Paris. Soak up the old-fashioned charm as you stroll across its paving stones, peering into shop windows and pausing at traditional Parisian pavement caf&eacute;s.

Passage du Jouffroy

It&rsquo;s easy to understand why Passage du Jouffroy is one of Paris&#39;s most popular arcades, with its polished geometric tiling, ornate stucco clock and delightful 19th-century Librairie du Passage bookstore, where new and antiquarian books spill out of the shelves and pile up in corners. Your guide will also point out the wax museum, which has been operating here for nearly 150 years.

Passage Verdeau

Antique stores and vintage ephemera jostle with cute bistros beneath a stunning iron-and-glass canopy in this 1847 arcade. Step inside for some genuine 19th-century Parisian charm and to admire the grand roof, the ribs of which are designed to look like fish bones!

The Paris Pass is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes covered passages walking tour tickets, plus admission to dozens of top<a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions" rel="nofollow"> Paris attractions</a> for one money-saving price.

Enjoy a guided walking tour of five of Paris's covered walkways.

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Covered Passages Walking Tour

Put women back into the heart of Paris on an insightful guided tour.&nbsp;

Enjoy the Women of Paris walking tours&nbsp;with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>With us, there are no entry fees on the day &ndash; all you&#39;ve got to do is show your pass.</li>
	<li>Get a fresh perspective on the City of Light and women&#39;s role in shaping the capital.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Led by a passionate and knowledgeable guide.</li>
	<li>Accompanied by delicious tastings, these tours give you the best flavor of Paris.</li>
</ul>

Exploring themes such as women in power, the women&#39;s liberation movement, haute couture and food culture, these walking tours promise a stimulating experience off the beaten path.&nbsp;

Women&#39;s history has long been neglected in a country ruled by men. Discover a different side of Paris and gain an insight into the influence and achievements of the city&#39;s famous female population. There are three tours to choose from:&nbsp;

The Essential Tour

This unique three-hours tour puts women at the forefront of Paris&#39; fascinating history. Through enlightening and entertaining stories, this tour sheds light on the achievements of women, and in doing so, brings greater equality to the way we reflect on the City of Light.&nbsp;

The Sugar &amp; Spice &amp; Women Who Write Tour

This tour reveals the fascinating and often scandalous lives of some of the best writers of the last two centuries. Learn how these women championed the Women&#39;s Liberation Movement and helped shape our modern world. You&#39;ll also be treated to some of the best sweet treats the city has to offer.&nbsp;

Paris Styl&eacute;: The Women Who Made Haute Couture

Your guide will lead you through the &#39;triangle d&#39;or&#39; (golden triangle) of Parisian haute couture. Listen to tales of five different female designers and how they helped Paris, and particularly the Parisienne, become synonymous with fashion, style and elegance.&nbsp;

See Know Before You Go and Hours of Operation for the different meeting points and tour times.&nbsp;

Women of Paris Walking Tours

Go backstage on a multimedia tour of the&nbsp;Grand Rex Theatre.

Entry to&nbsp;the Rex Studios with&nbsp;The Paris Pass&reg;

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	<li>45-minute audio-guided tour</li>
	<li>Fully-interactive displays</li>
	<li>Your pass includes many more attractions in Paris, so don&#39;t forget to check them out.</li>
</ul>

Thanks to an interactive itinerary, Rex Studio&nbsp;tour will allow you to discover the backstage of Europe&rsquo;s largest movie theatre. Begin your tour inside of a transparent and panoramic elevator that will take you behind the gigantic screen of the Grand Rex. Step by step discover this sanctuary dedicated to the seventh art: a recreated old projection room, Director&rsquo;s office &ndash; and do a voiceover for a film clip.

Tour&nbsp;details

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	<li>45-minute audio-guided tour with a departure every 5 minutes with a group of 15 people.</li>
	<li>Audio guides are available in&nbsp;French, English, German, Italian, Spanish and Russian.</li>
	<li>Recommended for ages 5 and above.</li>
</ul>

Go behind the scenes at Europe's largest movie theatre, the Grand Rex. Enjoy a free multimedia backstage tour with the Paris Pass.

Backstage Tour of Grand Rex Theatre - Free with The Paris Pass

Rex Studios & Afternoon Pop Corn

Enjoy a behind-the-scenes visit to France&#39;s national Stade de France and explore the home of the French football and rugby teams with a guided tour

Enjoy a&nbsp;guided tour of the Stade de France with The Paris Pass&reg;

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	<li>Tour Stade de France&nbsp;and walk in the shoes of some of France&#39;s most notable athletes.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>View the changing&nbsp;rooms and go pitchside</li>
	<li>Your pass includes many more attractions in Paris, so don&#39;t forget to check them out&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Visit the Stade de France museum and explore the permanent exhibition of the Stade de France&#39;s history from 1995 to the present day. Retrace the iconic venue&#39;s construction and historic events that have taken place in the stadium. From archives and videos to replica sets, signed guitars, sports jerseys and more, there&#39;s plenty to discover!

Tour duration:&nbsp;1 hour 30

About&nbsp;Stade de France

The sixth-largest stadium in Europe and 10th-largest stadium in the world, the Stade de France was opened in 1998 and has hosted matches from the 1998 FIFA World Cup, UEFA Champions League finals in 2000 and 2006, as well as the 1999 and 2007 Rugby World Cup, making it the only stadium in the world to play host to both the Football World Cup and Rugby World Cup finals.

Home to French football and rugby, host of international track and field events, and a venue for cultural and music concerts for artists such as The Rolling Stones, Beyonce and Bruce Springsteen. Relive some of the greatest moments from the Stade de France&#39;s history and create your own memories!

Highlights

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	<li>Guided tour in French or English</li>
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	<li>Behind-the-scenes access to the Stadium</li>
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	<li>Visit the changing rooms and get pitchside</li>
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	<li>Stade de France museum</li>
</ul>

Did You Know?

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	<li>The total cost of the stadium was approximately &euro;290 million</li>
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	<li>The first match played at the Stade de France was on 28 January 1998 between France and Spain. France won the match 1 - 0 with Zinedine Zidane scoring the winning goal.</li>
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	<li>The Stade de France is the biggest modular stadium in the world, with three galleries.</li>
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	<li>The Rolling Stones, U2, Guns &#39;n Roses, Muse, Rihanna, AC/DC, Justin Timberlake, Beyonce, Coldplay, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Paul McCartney, Lady Gaga, Madonna, Prince, One Direction and Eminem have all performed at the Stade de France</li>
</ul>

Free with the Paris Pass, discover the home of French football and rugby with a guided tour of the Stade de France and entry to the museum.

Stade de France - Free entry with guided tour with the Paris Pass

Entry to Stade de France tour

As Europe&#39;s largest modern art gallery, visitors can enjoy over 50,000 works of art and masterpieces by Picasso, Duchamp, Ernst and Mir&oacute;.

Visit the Le Centre&nbsp;Pompidou with The Paris Pass&reg;

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	<li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li>
	<li>Explore Europe&#39;s largest dedicated museum for modern art</li>
	<li>See works by some of the world&#39;s most famous artists</li>
	<li>Marvel at the architecture of the building&#39;s unique structure</li>
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As the largest and most important museum of modern art in Europe, and one of the most renowned in the world, Centre Pompidou is a must-see attraction when you&rsquo;re visiting Paris. Featuring the late 19th-20th century art, explore its collections and galleries featuring over 50,000 works, including movements from Fauvism, Cubism, Surrealism and Abstract Expressionism.

The building itself is also an architectural masterpiece as it features all of its internal facilities &ndash; air conditioning, elevators and pipework &ndash; on its fa&ccedil;ade!

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Centre Pompidou Highlights:

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	<li>50,000 works of art, including paintings, sculpture, drawings and photography</li>
	<li>Masterpieces by Picasso, Duchamp, Ernst and Mir&oacute; among many others</li>
	<li>Photography exhibition displaying works by Man Ray and Doisneau</li>
	<li>5,000 artists&rsquo; works in total</li>
	<li>Impressive views over Paris from the upper-floor restaurant</li>
</ul>

Did you know:

<ul>
	<li>A competition to design the building was set to the Parisian public and 650 entries were received</li>
	<li>Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers, the architects who designed the building in the 1970s, were basically unknown before the success of the Centre Pompidou</li>
	<li>Many French people didn&rsquo;t (and still don&rsquo;t) like the appearance of the building and compare it to a boiler house or an oil refinery</li>
	<li>Although the Centre Pompidou is an art gallery, its two libraries span over three floors</li>
	<li>The visitor numbers have multiplied by 5 from what the building was originally meant to accommodate; from 5,000 to 25,000 per day</li>
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Must Visits at Le Centre Pompidou

Exhibitions

There are many rooms that sprawl over the six floors in the Centre Pompidou where you can explore all the modern art movements from Dadaism, Fauvism, Cubism and Expressionism. Perfect for art lovers with more unconventional tastes, the collections are made up of interactive videos and visuals, to prints and murals.

Stravinsky Fountain

Between Le Centre Pompidou and the Church of Saint-Merri sits the Stravinsky Fountain, a whimsical brightly coloured fountain depicting sixteen works of sculpture, incorporating free running water that represents The Rite of Spring by the composer Igor Stravinsky. Created by sculptors Jean Tinguely and Niki de Saint Phalle in 1983 it&rsquo;s one of Paris&rsquo; most iconic fountains (if not slightly bizarre) but true to its modern art influences fits perfectly in its location.

Library

The library in Centre Pompidou actually has two libraries; first the Public Information Library, accessible to the public, and free of charge; and second, the Kandinsky library, which focuses on the research and documentation relating to modern art. They&rsquo;re both a wonderful resource for anyone wanting to indulge in a bit of research or just to have a look around the vast collections of information.

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Centre Pompidou

Peruse an astounding collection of 5,000 works and 20,000 archival items from the mind of one of the world&#39;s most famous artists, Pablo Picasso<h2>Visit the Picasso Museum with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li><li>Discover awe-inspiring artworks and inspirational pieces used by the artist himself</li><li>The collection includes paintings, sculptures, engravings, illustrations and more</li></ul>The Picasso Museum in the stunning Hotel Salé is the most impressive and comprehensive collection of Picasso’s artworks in the world. With over 5,000 artworks, including tens of thousands of archived objects, the Picasso Museum isn’t short on a masterpiece or two.<div> The museum boasts art, sculptures, photographs and sketches depicting all manner of themes. A visitor to this fascinating museum will learn about his multifaceted approach to his artistic expression and can appreciate the true skill of this world-class artist. You can also learn <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/blog/facts-about-picasso" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">interesting facts about Picasso</a> here.<h2>Things to see at the Picasso Museum:</h2>PaintingsThere are over 300 paintings alone to enjoy, and visitors familiar with his works will recognize his Self-portrait, La Celestina, The Kiss, as well as large nudes, matadors and musicians. Large Cubist paintings are also on show from the Man with Guitar and later his Surrealist works and those representing the Spanish Civil War.SculpturesThe sculptures on show at the Picasso Museum mostly came from his personal studio and so are lesser-known, such as his Cubist wood and bronze sculptures, large plaster busts and wire-framed models. On display are the Bull’s Head, the Man with Sheep and The Baboon and Young.PrintsPicasso loved to rework the basic medium of paper and experimented with it in various ways, such as pasting, ripping, layering and printing. In his personal collection alone there were over 3,900 extra pieces of art that he had fashioned from just paper, highlighting his skill of employing different techniques to turn one piece of paper into something completely new. <h2>FAQs</h2>Q. Can I take photographs inside the Picasso Museum in Paris? A. Yes, you are allowed to take photographs without flash for personal use inside the Museum.Q. Are there audio guides available at the Picasso Museum Paris? A. Yes, audio guides are available in multiple languages, providing detailed information about the artworks on display at the Picasso Museum.Q. Is there a cloakroom or storage facility for bags at the Picasso Museum Paris? A. Yes, the Picasso Museum provides a cloakroom where you can store your bags, coats, and other belongings during your visit.Q. Are there any guided tours offered at the Picasso Museum in Paris? A. Yes, the Museum offers guided tours led by knowledgeable staff members who provide insights into Picasso&#39;s life and work.Q. Can I bring children to the Picasso Museum? A. Children are welcome at the Picasso Museum Paris, and there are specific activities and workshops designed for younger visitors to engage with Picasso&#39;s art.Q. Are there any shops or cafes inside the Picasso Museum in Paris? A. Yes, the Picasso Museum has a gift shop where you can purchase books, prints, and souvenirs related to Picasso&#39;s art, and there is also a café where you can relax and enjoy refreshments.</div>

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Visit Paris&#39; seat of justice, La Conciergerie, and admire the powerhouse of the city which dates back to the Roman times over 1000 years ago

Enjoy La Conciergerie with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li>
	<li>Explore this splendid gothic palace&nbsp;steeped in history</li>
	<li>Learn how the building evolved from prison to palace</li>
	<li>Its most famous prisoner was the fateful Marie Antoinette</li>
</ul>

La Conciergerie has been the central seat of authority and justice in Paris for almost 1000 years. It has a rich history and its ancient halls have seen countless games of power played out within them over the centuries.

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A Glimpse of the Conciergerie Paris

The Conciergerie Paris, nestled in the heart of the city, boasts a riveting blend of history and architecture. It&#39;s a sight to behold, once serving as a royal palace, later turning into a prison during the French Revolution.

The Allure of La Conciergerie

When you step inside La Conciergerie, the timeless essence captivates you instantly. With the medieval Hall of Soldiers and the haunting cells of the Revolutionary Tribunal, the place resonates with tales from centuries ago.

The original La Conciergerie was a Roman fortress that, due to its enduring political significance, has been repeatedly enlarged throughout the years. It evolved into the oldest royal palace in Paris &ndash; the Palais de la Cit&eacute;.

La Conciergerie highlights

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	<li>It was said at the time to be the most impressive palace of the Middle Ages and continues to amaze any Paris visitor who walks within its walls. In the late 14th Century the kings relocated and La Conciergerie became the central administration offices of the Parliament of Paris.</li>
	<li>The atmospheric corridors and grand halls of this ancient civic building are a grand monument to the bureaucratic&nbsp;powers that once stretched across half the world.&nbsp;</li>
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FAQs

Q. What is La Conciergerie known for? 
A. La Conciergerie is known for its historical significance as a former royal palace turned prison during the French Revolution.

Q. Can visitors explore the prison cells at La Conciergerie? 
A. Yes, visitors can explore the well-preserved prison cells at La Conciergerie, providing a glimpse into the harsh conditions experienced by prisoners in the past.

Q. Are there any notable historical figures associated with La Conciergerie? 
A. Yes, La Conciergerie is famously associated with Marie Antoinette, who was held captive here before her execution, and it also housed numerous other prominent figures during the revolution.

Q. Is it possible to see Marie Antoinette&#39;s cell at La Conciergerie? 
A. While Marie Antoinette&#39;s original cell is no longer intact, there is a recreation that allows visitors to imagine the conditions she endured during her time at La Conciergerie.

Q. Does La Conciergerie offer guided tours? 
A. Yes, La Conciergerie offers guided tours that provide detailed insights into the history and architecture of the building, as well as the stories of its former inhabitants.

Q. Can visitors access other parts of the Palais de Justice from La Conciergerie? 
A. No, La Conciergerie and the Palais de Justice are separate entities, but they are located within the same complex, allowing visitors to appreciate both historical sites in close proximity.

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Taste a selection of Parisian craft beers at this authentic brewery.

Enjoy Beer Tasting &amp; Gifts at Maison BAPBAP with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Taste two&nbsp;draft beers of your choice</li>
	<li>Free exclusive BAPBAP goodies</li>
	<li>Your pass includes many more attractions in Paris, so don&#39;t forget to check them out&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Love beer? Try some authentic Parisian craft beers at this unique microbrewery. Enjoy a tasting experience that includes two hand-crafted draft beers of your choice and pick from a range of blondes, pale ales, IPAs, and more.&nbsp;With five different beers available, there&rsquo;s one for everybody.

After you&rsquo;ve enjoyed your tasting experience, you&#39;ll be given some exclusive souvenirs to take home including a BAPBAP bottle opener and sticker!

About BAPBAP Brewery

BAPBAP Brewery is one of Paris&rsquo; finest microbreweries, created by a duo of entrepreneurial friends who shared a passion to make 100% &lsquo;made in Paris&rsquo; beer. In 2014, the first bottle was brewed and since BAPBAP have produced over 35 beers from their vats.&nbsp;

After you&rsquo;ve enjoyed your tasting experience, you&#39;ll be given some exclusive souvenirs to take home including a BAPBAP bottle opener and sticker! Don&rsquo;t miss Maison BAPBAP - the brewery&rsquo;s very own shop where you can stock up on your favorite brew.

Experience, Beer tasting and Gifts

See the magical sites of Paris as you crack the clues and catch the killer.

Solve The Murder by Notre Dame with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Your&nbsp;<a href="https://parispass.com/en-us" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Paris Pass</a>&nbsp;also includes dozens more&nbsp;top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price.</li>
	<li>With your pass, you&#39;ll get a two-hour self-guided mystery-solving experience.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Recommended for anyone over the age of 8.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Experience the thrill of puzzle-solving and the joy of sightseeing as you explore the Latin Quarter of Paris and attempt to solve a real crime case from the 1900s.

Paris, 1934, Desiree Castillon has just been murdered and it&#39;s your job to find out who the killer is.

Collect your mystery envelope from a city-center location then it&#39;s time to discover the Latin Quarter, tackle tricky tasks, uncover the clues and gather your proof to make an accusation.&nbsp;

Experience Paris like never before as you stalk the streets and solve the mystery on this one-of-a-kind self-guided tour.

Good luck!

Why choose The Paris Pass&reg;?&nbsp;

<ul>
	<li>Our customers can save up to 50% on their sightseeing&nbsp;vs. buying regular walk-up tickets.</li>
	<li>Our app makes sightseeing easy &ndash; your pass, plus&nbsp;all the info you&rsquo;ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, Solve a Mystery -&nbsp;The Murder by Notre Dame&nbsp;fee is included with your pass.</li>
</ul>

The Paris Pass is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in&nbsp;Paris. Your pass includes&nbsp;Solve a Mystery - The Murder by Notre Dame, plus admission to dozens more top&nbsp;<a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Paris attractions</a>.

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The Murder by Notre Dame

Paris Science Museum&nbsp;is the biggest science museum in Europe. This impressive glass and steel building was designed by Adrien Fainsilber and opened in 1986. 

Visit the Paris Science Museum with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass.&nbsp;Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li>
	<li>Something for all ages at this fascinating museum dedicated to scientific innovation</li>
	<li>Includes a planetarium, a submarine and an IMAX theater</li>
</ul>

The Paris Science Museum has a planetarium, an IMAX theater, and special departments for children and teenagers, &quot;the cite des enfants&quot;, making it an exciting attraction for any trip to Paris. Don&#39;t miss out on the wonderful experience, get your <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/pricing" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Science Museum in Paris Tickets</a> with&nbsp;The Paris Pass&reg;.

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The Cit&eacute; des Sciences et de l&#39;Industrie (Science Museum), located in the Parc de la Villette in Paris, is the largest science museum in Europe and one of France&#39;s premier cultural centers of science, technology, and industry. It aims to spread scientific and technical knowledge, especially among youth, and to foster public interest in science, research, and industry.

Architectural Significance

The museum&#39;s building is a marvel in itself, constructed around the vast steel trusses of an unfinished abattoir sales hall. The transformation into the museum was commissioned in 1980, designed by architect Adrien Fainsilber and engineering firm Rice Francis Ritchie. The building was inaugurated in 1986 by Fran&ccedil;ois Mitterrand.

A notable architectural feature is its &quot;bioclimatic facade&quot; facing the park, including Les Serres &ndash; three greenhouse spaces constructed without framing or supporting fins, a first in structural glass wall construction.

Modern Science and Education Focus

The museum masterfully blends science with modern living, highlighting contemporary scientific breakthroughs and their future implications, rather than dwelling on past technical feats. Its spacious, modern interior spans several levels, all seamlessly linked by quiet elevators. Within these spaces, visitors can immerse themselves in a diverse array of exhibitions, models, interactive videos, and hands-on technical displays.

A standout feature is the Solar Impulse 1, a pioneering solar-powered aircraft prototype, epitomising the museum&#39;s commitment to showcasing cutting-edge, futuristic technology.

Science Museum Paris Exhibitions

<ul>
	<li>The museum houses a variety of permanent exhibitions such as &#39;Brain&#39;, exploring the human brain through surrealistic settings; &#39;Man and Genes&#39;, delving into evolution, heredity, and genetics; &#39;Transport and Mankind&#39;, focusing on the socio-technological aspects of human mobility; and &#39;Energy&#39;, addressing the challenges of energy consumption and sustainability​​.</li>
	<li>Other significant exhibits include &#39;The Great Story of the Universe&#39;, which takes visitors on a journey through the origins of the universe, and &#39;Earthwatch: the Satellite Revolution&#39;, offering insights into how satellites have transformed our view of Earth​​.</li>
	<li>The museum is also home to unique attractions like the Argonaute submarine museum, offering an inside look at life aboard a 1950s hunter-killer submarine​​.</li>
</ul>

Paris Science Museum FAQs

Q. Can children visit the Paris Science Museum? 
A. Absolutely! The Paris Science Museum welcomes children of all ages and offers a range of interactive exhibits and educational activities tailored to their interests.

Q. Are there guided tours available at the Paris Science Museum? 
A. Yes, the Paris Science Museum offers guided tours led by knowledgeable experts who provide fascinating insights into the exhibitions and help visitors make the most of their experience.

Q. Is there a cafeteria or restaurant inside the Paris Science Museum? 
A. Certainly! The museum features a cafeteria where you can grab a quick snack or enjoy a leisurely meal, offering a variety of delicious options to suit different tastes and dietary preferences.

Q. Can I take photographs inside the Paris Science Museum? 
A. Yes, photography is generally allowed within the museum, but it&#39;s important to be mindful of other visitors and any specific guidelines or restrictions for certain exhibits.

Q. Are there any special events or temporary exhibitions at the Paris Science Museum? 
A. Absolutely! The Paris Science Museum frequently hosts special events and showcases temporary exhibitions on various scientific topics, providing visitors with fresh and engaging content to explore during their visit.

Q. Is the Paris Science Museum accessible for individuals with disabilities? 
A. Yes, the museum is committed to providing accessibility for all visitors and offers facilities such as ramps, elevators, and accessible restrooms, ensuring that everyone can fully enjoy their experience at the museum.

Paris Science Museum is the biggest science museum in Europe. See it for free with The Paris Pass.

Paris Science Museum - Free Entry With Paris Pass

Auguste Rodin was one of the world&rsquo;s greatest sculptors. His neoclassical style revitalized the sculptural and wider artistic scene

Visit the Rodin Museum with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li>
	<li>Explore the works of Rodin housed in this beautiful museum</li>
	<li>Enjoy a moment of calm in the pretty sculpture garden</li>
</ul>

In 1916, Rodin handed his collection over to the Government, both sculptures and drawings, along with reproduction rights. The Mus&eacute;e Rodin opened its doors to the public on 4th August 1919.

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A Haven for Art: Mus&eacute;e Rodin

In the heart of Paris, the Mus&eacute;e Rodin stands as a testament to the genius of Auguste Rodin. It houses an unparalleled collection of the artist&#39;s works, meticulously preserved and presented for public admiration. Get your <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/pricing" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">discounted tickets</a> with&nbsp;The Paris Pass&reg;. You can also <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/attractions/house-auguste-rodin-meudon" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Visit Rodin&#39;s home and gardens</a> to make it a bit more personal.

The Rodin Museum Experience

Every corner of the Rodin Museum unveils a slice of the artist&#39;s world, from his iconic sculptures to his lesser-known yet equally fascinating drawings. A visit offers a unique immersion into Rodin&#39;s artistic legacy

The Rodin Museum now contains a staggering number of marble, bronze, plaster, wax, and terra cotta sculptures, ceramics, paintings, drawings, and works by other artists (Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh) from his personal collection. 
 
The museum, situated in H&ocirc;tel Biron, is a lovely museum, beautiful and constantly surprising. The sculpture is spread pleasantly through the museum and garden so that visitors can explore the hotel whilst discovering great works such as The Kiss and The Thinker.

You can find more <a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/blog/facts-about-rodin-artist-sculptor" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">information about Rodin</a> in this blog post.

FAQs

Q. What is the significance of the Rodin Museum in Paris? 
A. The Rodin Museum in Paris is renowned for housing a vast collection of sculptures by the iconic French sculptor Auguste Rodin, including his masterpiece &quot;The Thinker,&quot; making it a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts.

Q. Are photography and video recording allowed inside the Rodin Museum? 
A. Yes, photography and video recording for personal use are permitted inside the Rodin Museum, allowing visitors to capture the beauty of the sculptures and the museum&#39;s exquisite architecture.

Q. Can visitors touch the sculptures at the Rodin Museum? 
A. To preserve the artworks, touching the sculptures at the Rodin Museum is not allowed; however, visitors can appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship from a close distance.

Q. Does the Rodin Museum have facilities for visitors with disabilities? 
A. Yes, the Rodin Museum is fully accessible to visitors with disabilities, providing ramps and elevators for easy navigation, as well as accessible restrooms and parking spaces.

Q. Are there any guided tours available at the Rodin Museum? 
A. Yes, the Rodin Museum offers guided tours led by knowledgeable art experts, providing deeper insights into Rodin&#39;s life and work, enhancing the visitor&#39;s understanding and appreciation of the collection.

Q. Can visitors purchase souvenirs related to Rodin&#39;s sculptures at the museum? 
A. Absolutely, the Rodin Museum features a well-stocked gift shop where visitors can find a wide range of souvenirs, including replicas of Rodin&#39;s sculptures, art books, postcards, and other unique mementos.

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The Museum of Air and Space occupies a vast space. It is fascinating simply to walk around and soak in the atmosphere.

Entry into the&nbsp;Museum of Air and Space with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li>
	<li>Pay nothing at the door &ndash; simply show your pass.</li>
	<li>Explore a broad collection of special aircraft and aviation pieces.</li>
	<li>Learn about the dynamic history of French aviation.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Their collection includes more than 150 aircraft and a wide range of aviation paraphernalia from as far back as the 16th century. The Ballooning Era room is fascinating, as are all the modern air and spacecraft, including the prototype for the Concorde and a number of Swiss and Russian rockets.

About the&nbsp;Museum of Air and Space

This museum is a must for anyone interested in aircraft and the evolution of human flight. There is a utilitarian beauty and a fascinating history to every object on display; each is the work of sweat and struggle. Each aircraft has a story to tell and it is this that makes the Museum of Air and Space so diverting.

Come experience the Museum of Air and Space today with The Paris Pass and receive one entry for either Forfait Avions or Plan&egrave;te Pilot (or depending on the current program, the simulator or planetarium)!

Free entry to The Museum of Air and Space in Paris when you use The Paris Pass. Save £8.00 on ticket prices.

Museum of Air and Space in Paris

Inside these hallowed halls, you&#39;ll discover some of France&#39;s WWII heroes who were awarded one of the nation&#39;s highest honors<h2>Visit the Musée de l&#39;Ordre de la Libération with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li><li>Learn about France under the period of Nazi rule - the Vichy Regime</li><li>Discover the characters who led La Résistance against German rule in WWII</li></ul>The museum honors and preserves the heroic stories of those who were awarded France’s second-highest honor, the Order of the Liberation. It was during the Second World War that General de Gaulle established the Order of Liberation, of which he became the grand master.The collection of over 2,000 pieces includes covert radio transmitters, weapons, original drawings created in concentration camps, and enemy pennants claimed on battlefields in Europe and Africa. Many of the pieces were donated by those honored here – the Companions of the Liberation – or by their families.One room is dedicated to the founder of the Order, Charles de Gaulle, presenting all his French and foreign decorations, his last military outfit, and the original manuscript for his famous “To all French people” appeal poster.

General admission

Indulge in some tasty French cheeses, with this fun and informative tasting.

Enjoy a cheese tasting at &Ocirc; Chateau with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>Sample five kinds of French cheese and enjoy a complimentary glass of wine.</li>
	<li>Learn about cheese making and tasting from an expert.</li>
	<li>With your Paris Pass, you can also add an additional wine pairing for a discounted price of 20&euro;.</li>
</ul>

Just a stone&rsquo;s throw from The Louvre, &Ocirc; Chateau offers a relaxing atmosphere to sip delicious French wine and sample some local cheeses.&nbsp;

You&rsquo;ll be introduced to the various cheeses by an expert, who&rsquo;ll teach you all about the cheesemaking process in France, and help you to understand the various flavors in each of the cheeses you sample.

With your pass, you&rsquo;ll also enjoy a glass of wine as you do your tasting, but, if you want to make the experience even more delicious you can also ask for the optional wine pairing. You&rsquo;ll get a discount with your Paris Pass.

Cheese Tasting at O Chateau

The Musée de Port-Royal des Champs was at one time a famous school.<h2>Visit the National Museum of Port-Royal de Champs with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li><li>Discover the history of this former religious abbey and famous school</li><li>View a range of 17th and 18th-century paintings and engravings</li></ul>This is a thought-provoking and contemplative museum that provides a glimpse into a vanished world. <h3>About Musée de Port-Royal des Champs</h3>The Musée de Port-Royal des Champs was at one time a famous school. The ruined abbey, which the museum overlooks, was once the centre of Jansenism (a Catholic reform movement largely directed against the Jesuits). It is quite easy to underestimate the influence that the type of groups and schools had on French life; this is where the intellectuals and power-mongers came to learn the arts of reason and debate. The endless wars of the Middle Ages often revolved around the nuances of Catholic doctrine, and schools such as this played a crucial role in politics. In addition, important intellectuals such as Pascal and Racine studied here and refined their beliefs and rhetoric, which would be influential.The Musée National de Port-Royal de Champs is dedicated to the history of this political and religious movement and contains a large number of engravings, books and paintings.

Step inside the final resting place of the kings and queens of France, built on the grave of Saint Denis, a Bishop of Paris who died in 250 AD<h2>Visit the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li><li>The basilica houses 70 sculptures to peruse</li><li>This church was the first to place great importance on light, a symbol of divinity, in religious architecture.</li></ul>The Basilique Royal de Saint-Denis is the burial place of French royalty in Paris. It is a necropolis, a stunning edifice to the dead, full of hauntingly beautiful funeral sculptures, mausoleums, and tombs. In the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis, perhaps more than anywhere in Paris, the bloody power struggles of France resonate.<div> <h2> </h2><h2>Uncover the Mystique of St. Denis Cathedral</h2>Step into the heart of St. Denis Paris, France, and discover the enchanting allure of the St. Denis Cathedral. Famed for its breathtaking beauty, this gothic marvel whispers tales of yesteryears.<h2>Experience the Basilica of Saint-Denis</h2>Let your senses be captivated by the Basilica of Saint-Denis, an architectural gem where history and grandeur intertwine. A visit here illuminates the rich tapestry of France&#39;s noble past, wrapping you in a warm embrace of history and culture.It is here that Paris tourists can view the encased, dried-up heart of Louis XVII. In total 42 kings, 32 queens, 63 princes and princesses lie here. With more than 70 Renaissance tombs, the royal necropolis of the Basilique Royal de Saint-Denis asserts itself today as the most important group of funerary sculptures from the 12th to the 16th centuries.The cathedral is built on the site of a Roman cemetery and the burial site of the martyr Denis, who was said to have walked through Paris carrying his own head. Many books have been written about the architecture of the building itself. This great historic building is something of a mecca for stained glass aficionados containing, as it does, some of the finest examples of medieval stained glass in the world.<a href="https://parispass.com/en-us/paris-attractions/pricing" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Book your discounted tickets</a> to visit the Basilica of Saint-Denis with The Paris Pass®<h2>FAQs</h2>Q. What is the history of the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis? A. The Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis is a magnificent architectural masterpiece with a rich history dating back to the 12th century, serving as the final resting place of many French monarchs.Q. Can visitors explore the interior of the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis? A. Absolutely! Visitors have the wonderful opportunity to explore the breathtaking interior of the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis, marveling at its stunning stained glass windows, intricate sculptures, and impressive Gothic design.Q. What notable features can be found inside the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis? A. Inside the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis, you will discover remarkable features such as the royal necropolis, the magnificent rose windows, the captivating organ, and the grandeur of the tombs that house the remains of French kings and queens.Q. Is photography allowed within the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis? A. Yes, photography is permitted inside the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis, allowing visitors to capture the beauty and essence of this historic place; however, tripods and flash photography may not be allowed to preserve the tranquility and integrity of the space.Q. Are there guided tours available for the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis? A. Certainly! Guided tours are offered at the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis, providing visitors with insightful information about the cathedral&#39;s history, architecture, and the notable figures buried within its sacred walls.Q. Can visitors attend religious services at the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis? A. Yes, the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis still functions as an active place of worship, allowing visitors to partake in religious services, experience the serene ambiance, and be a part of the spiritual heritage that permeates this sacred space.</div>

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Constructed on the site where King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were buried, this quaint monument is dedicated to them.<h2>Visit the Chapelle Expiatoire with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li><li>Enjoy the calming landscaped gardens</li><li>Admire the pretty architecture of the Neoclassical structure</li></ul>Commissioned by Louis XVIII and designed by the architect Pierre-François-Léonard Fontaine in 1815, the Chapelle Expiatoire is a small but sublime monument to the Restoration and a sight that should not be missed by Paris visitors.<div>This beautiful and seldom visited neoclassical chapel is built on the former Madeleine cemetery, the site where Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette were laid to rest after they were guillotined. The Chapelle Exapiatoire contains a hall, two gantries and a vault. The arched arcades within the chapel hall commemorate the Swiss Guards massacred at Tuileries Palace on August 10, 1792 whilst defending the Royal family. In 1862 the cypress trees which surrounded the Chapelle Expiatoire were cut down and a public garden was created. The garden and the chapel itself somehow managed to retain a peaceful feel as the city of Paris grew. This historic building remains today a magical, haunted place in the bustling heart of Paris.</div>

Free entry to the Chapelle Expiatoire when you use The Paris Pass. The 19th century beautiful, neoclassical chapel has was commised by King Louis XVIII.

Chapelle Expiatoire in Paris

Dedicated to the African, Asian, Oceania and American arts and civilizations, this museum opened to the public in June 2006.<h2>Visit the Quai Branly Museum with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li><li>Explore art from the world outside of Europe</li><li>The architecture of the stunning building is like no other the surrounding area</li></ul>The outstanding collections are a unique showcase of the dialogue and interaction between different cultures.<div>This fascinating museum, set in an enviable position on the banks of the Seine beneath the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, houses an incredible collection of indigenous art from civilizations outside of Europe.Split into four dedicated rooms, the museum showcases artwork and sculpture collected from the Americas, Africa, Asia, and Oceania. Among the vast collection of over 45,000 pieces are Papuan carvings, Peruvian feather costumes, and even an Easter Island Rapa Nui head sculpture. The building itself is worthy of a portrait. Designed by Jean Nouvel and opened in 2006, Musée du Quai Branly&#39;s rich red exterior covered in luscious flora is a stark contrast to its surroundings and makes for an intriguing escape into other worlds, right in the heart of Paris.</div>

Free entry to The Quai Branly Museum when you use The Paris Pass. The museum is dedicated to artwork from different cultures across the world.

The Quai Branly Museum - Musée du Quai Branly Paris

The Musée Gustave Moreau was designed by the painter himself and includes his private apartment and the large gallery he built to display his work.<h2>Visit the Gustave Moreau Museum with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li><li>Explore the home of the famous symbolist</li><li>Marvel at the gorgeous and unique winding staircase</li><li>Explore thousands of the artist&#39;s drawings, souvenirs and more</li></ul>The lower floor of Gustave Moreau Museum is dedicated to Moreau portraiture and souvenirs from his travels including a room devoted to the lady who did not return his love.<div>Upstairs the Museum features his famous paintings and includes several acknowledged masterpieces alongside the sketches and drafts that preceded them. In total there are 4,800 drawings and 450 watercolors on display, a staggering amount. This is a fascinating insight into the life and work of this great, mad painter. Musée Gustave Moreau contains an apartment that the painter lived and this has been preserved exactly as it was 100 years ago, complete with the painter’s personal effects. The studio and study have also been painstakingly preserved.</div>

Free entry to The Gustave Moreau Museum when you use The Paris Pass. This art gallery in Paris is a dedicated collection of the artists work.

Gustave Moreau Museum Paris

Come and explore this fantastic research institute that presents the importance of the Arab world and its cultural and spiritual values<h2>Visit the Museum of Arab History with The Paris Pass®</h2><ul><li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li><li>Discover the cultural bridge between France and the Arab world within this striking modernist building</li><li>Temporary exhibitions showcasing the Arab world&#39;s contribution to culture</li></ul>Five hundred works on display here explore the history of the Arab civilization and illustrate a number of sophisticated techniques: bronzes, ceramics, paneling, textiles, scientific objects, illuminations, etc.The collections are endowed with a number of important loans from several Arabic countries.

For anyone interested in music, as well as for tourists discovering something new, no stay in Paris can be complete without a visit to the Mus&eacute;e de la Musique.

Entry into Museum of Music with&nbsp;The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li>
	<li>Pay nothing at the door &ndash; simply show your pass</li>
	<li>Explore Parisian music culture and history</li>
	<li>View a range of&nbsp;extraordinary instruments owned by various famous icons throughout the years</li>
</ul>

The Museum of Music, housed within the Cit&eacute; de la Musique, in the heart of the Parc de la Villette. Over an area of more than 2,000 m2, visitors can see 1,000 instruments and art objects including such rare&nbsp;pieces as a tortoise guitar, an octobass and a crystal flute. Some of the items on display formerly belonged to musical celebrities such as Django Reinhardt, Fr&eacute;d&eacute;ric Chopin and Frank Zappa.

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The Museum of Music takes visitors on a chronological journey through Western musical forms from the 17th Century to the present day, and on a geographical journey through different aspects of non- European music. 
 
Visits to the museum have their own musical dimension an audio guide includes many recordings of instruments in the collections and there are daily free concerts.

Free entry to The Museum of Music with The Paris Pass. The museum has an exhibition of over 1,000 musical instruments.

Museum of Music in Paris

The Villa Savoye is a masterpiece of 20th-century design and one of the greatest works by the Swiss architect Le Corbusier

Visit Villa Savoye with The Paris Pass&reg;

<ul>
	<li>You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please <a href="https://apac-reservations.gocity.com/paris" rel="nofollow">download it</a> before you visit!</li>
	<li>Marvel at this unique architectural gem</li>
	<li>Learn about the Five Points of a new architecture</li>
	<li>It was listed as a historic monument in 1964 when Le Corbusier was still alive, an extraordinarily rare occurrence</li>
</ul>

Situated at Poissy, outside of Paris, the Villa Savoye is distinctive and totally stunning.&nbsp;Built in accordance with Le Corbusier&rsquo;s stylistic rules, which are still hugely influential today, the house stands elevated in the middle of a field, boasting a roof terrace and horizontal windows. These features and others were to become central to modern architecture.

The Villa Savoye was what Le Corbusier&#39;s referred to as his &lsquo;machine for living&rsquo;. Even today the Villa Savoye is a house of the future. 
 
Le Corbusier was a genius and a man whose influence has profoundly affected the modern world. He pioneered an aesthetic revolution and showed the world that the future of housing could be not only beautiful but functional and made using modern materials. 
 
The house was ruined during the Second World War but was successfully restored to its former glory. 
 
Villa Savoye stands today as a small building of enormous importance; it is well worth investigating. If you are planning a trip to Paris, be sure to see the beautiful Villa Savoye with your Paris Pass.

The Villa Savoye is a masterpiece of 20th century design and one of the greatest works by the Swiss architect Le Corbusier.

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