Highly practical, the Paris Museum Pass eliminates the queues and is a money saver. It gives free access to more than fifty museums and monuments in Paris and the Paris region. Holders of the lucky card receive the Arc de Triomphe, the Sainte-Chapelle, the Pantheon, the Louvre, the Musée Rodin and many others for free.

Three pass durations are available as follows:
48 consecutive hours (2 days)
96 consecutive hours (4 days)
144 consecutive hours (6 days)

To visit the permanent collections of the Louvre Museum, a free reservation with scheduled entrance time is required on the Louvre website. Once you have collected your Pass at the Office du Tourisme, you can make a (free) reservation on the Louvre website using your pass serial number. To access the museum, all Paris Museum Pass holders must present the Paris Museum Pass, along with a document confirming the Louvre Museum reservation.

Note: The Paris Museum Pass does not allow access to the museum's temporary exhibitions or conference visits.

What's Included
2-day Paris Museum Pass
Access to the permanent exhibitions of the museums
Information and Pass collection service available 7 days a week

In evidence
Enjoy free entry to over 60 museums and monuments in and around Paris
Make the most of your priority admissions to many of the most important Parisian museums
Choose the Pass with the validity you prefer, that is 2, 4 or 6 days

Things to remember
More than 50 museums and monuments located in and around Paris.
The Pass entitles you to 1 entry to each site.
The duration of use begins at the time of the first visit and is therefore valid for 48 hours, 96 hours or 144 consecutive hours.
For most sites, a time slot must be reserved for all visitors (to be done on each property's website).
Most museums and monuments are free for under 18s and young EU residents aged 18-25, so the Paris Museum Pass is not required.
For those who use the free service, a reservation of a time slot may be required.