Paris Unlimited Pass: Museum Pass, Louvre, Eiffel Tower & Bus

This attractions is OPTIONAL BOOKABLE: This guided tour skips the ticket counter and takes you directly to the second floor of the famous Eiffel Tower. You'll learn about the history and secrets behind the construction of this iconic French landmark and admire the spectacular views over Paris. Meet your guide near the Eiffel Tower to hear stories from the past and present of this famous monument. The guide will then lead you past the ticket line and take you to the second floor by elevator, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the French capital and discover sights such as the Louvre, the Grand Palais, Montmartre, Invalides and Notre-Dame. Reserve your preferred date in advance - you'll receive all the information you need with your City Pass

Experience a royal day at Versailles! The majestic palace, surrounded by 800 hectares of parkland, invites you to discover the splendour of Louis XIV. The UNESCO World Heritage Site was once the residence of the French monarchs and the seat of government from 1682 to 1789.With your City Pass, you can explore the world-famous Hall of Mirrors, the royal apartments and the park designed by André Le Nôtre.At the time of Louis XIV, the palace housed thousands of court servants. Please note: Access to the gardens is not included with the Paris Museum Pass. Tickets can be purchased at the Palace from the ticket booths or online to avoid queues.

The Arc de Triomphe offers a unique panoramic view of the Champs-Élysées, the most beautiful street in the world. You can enjoy this view both by day and by night.

Part of Paris Museum Pass. At 60,000 square metres, the Louvre in Paris is the third largest museum in the world. Originally a French royal palace, it now houses an extensive collection of around 380,000 works.

Part of Paris Museum Pass The Musée d'Orsay is not only a place of art, but also an architectural jewel. The tasteful transformation of the former train station into a modern museum preserves the historical structure and combines it harmoniously with the works of art on display. It is a must-see for any art lover and a central part of the cultural landscape of Paris.

Part of Paris Museum Pass. The Sainte-Chapelle was built between 1244 and 1248 and, despite minor restorations, has many original elements of high-quality architecture. The large, colorful stained glass windows in particular are an attraction for every visitor and give the entire architecture of the Sainte-Chapelle Paris something unique. Each window of the Sainte-Chapelle Paris is 12 meters high and together they cover an area of 600 m². Approximately ⅔ of all the windows here are still in their original state of 12th century architecture.

Part of Paris Museum Pass. The Pantheon in Paris, an imposing neoclassical building in the Latin Quarter, serves as a national mausoleum and honors important figures in French history. Originally built as a church in honor of Saint Genoveva, the patron saint of Paris, it was converted into a mausoleum after the French Revolution. Construction began in 1758 under the direction of architect Jacques-Germain Soufflot and was completed in 1790.

Seine River Cruise, starts at Eiffel Tower. You can’t see more of Paris in an hour – hop aboard one of the traditional panoramic boats and see the city from a completely new perspective. The trip takes you along the most popular and impressive sights of the metropolis and offers an unforgettable view.

Cheese selection: Enjoy a selection of five different French cheeses, from creamy Bries to tangy Roqueforts, showcasing the diversity of flavours in French gastronomy.

Discover the secrets of French wine in a beautiful wine cellar that was once used by the King of France himself. Taste 3 French wines and find interesting facts about wine in the smartphone audio guide. Here you will learn everything about wine production, from the grape to the bottle. If you wish, you can also book an upgrade on site: Try premium wines and a glass of champagne!

The Ballon de Paris Generali offers breathtaking 360° panoramic views of the city's famous landmarks, such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Louvre Museum, the Arc de Triomphe and the Seine. As you float gently through the sky, you can fully enjoy the architectural beauty and impressive city skyline that make Paris one of the world's most famous tourist destinations. Don't forget your camera, because you'll have plenty of opportunities to capture perfect moments of your trip that you'll remember for a long time to come.

Welcome to the heart of Paris, where the Paradox Museum opens its doors and takes you into a world full of puzzles and wonders. If you are a fan of optical illusions and challenging exhibitions, then this museum is an absolute must for you. Here we promise you a fascinating journey into the world of paradoxes.

Step into the refined world of French perfume making at the Fragonard Perfume Museum in the heart of Paris. Located just steps from the Opéra Garnier, this elegant 19th-century townhouse invites you to explore centuries of fragrance history and craftsmanship. What makes this attraction unique? The Fragonard Museum combines history with hands-on experience in a way that doesn't just inform but actively involves you. Here you'll learn about the fascinating evolution of perfumery from Antiquity to modern times whilst creating something uniquely your own.