Paris City Pass

Paris Explorer Pass

Choose 3 to 5 attractions from 35 and use them flexibly within 30 days.

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Tourists stand on the rooftop terrace of the Arc de Triomphe, enjoying the panoramic view over the Paris
The Eiffel Tower photographed from the Seine in summer, with tour boats on the water and a bridge
Visitors in the oval room of the Musée de l'Orangerie, in front of Monet's huge water lily panoramas.
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  • Free cancellation
  • Child rate, ages 2 to 17
  • Valid 30 days from first visit

The Paris Explorer Pass from Go City is the flexible pass: you choose 3 to 5 attractions from 35, including the Eiffel Tower, a Seine river cruise and a hop-on hop-off bus; the Louvre and Versailles are on the list too. You have 30 days from first use and only pay for the number you choose. Public transport isn't included.

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To choose from

What you can choose with the Explorer

Instead of a fixed bundle, you put together your own sights. Popular options:

The Eiffel Tower shot from a dramatic low angle against a cloudy sky, its intricate iron lattice dominating

Eiffel Tower

A guided visit to the 2nd floor, one of the most popular choices.
The Eiffel Tower photographed from the Seine in summer, with tour boats on the water and a bridge

Seine river cruise

A cruise along the banks of the city centre, a great introduction to Paris.
An electric Tootbus Paris hop-on hop-off bus from the RATP Group, stopped in Paris, in blue, white and red

Hop-on hop-off bus

A sightseeing bus between the highlights, counts as one of your attractions.
The colourful 3D "Paradox Museum" lettering greets visitors at the entrance of the interactive museum in

35 sights to choose from

Museums, tours and tastings; the Louvre (afternoon entry) and Palace of Versailles are on the list too.

The Arc de Triomphe and the Notre-Dame towers aren't on the list. Public transport is always separate.

FAQ

Questions about the Paris Explorer Pass

Quick answers here, with everything else on the FAQ page.

Who is the Explorer Pass worth it for? +

For anyone with only a few specific sights in mind who wants to stay flexible. You only pay for the number you choose, and you have 30 days to use it. If you want to see a lot in just a few days, The Paris Pass Plus is often the better fit.

How long is the pass valid? +

You have 30 days from first use to visit your chosen attractions. The days don't need to be consecutive.

Can I choose the Louvre or Versailles? +

Yes. The Louvre is available as an afternoon entry, and the Palace of Versailles as a day ticket with an audio guide. Each counts as one of your 3 to 5 attractions. If you want to see a lot of museums, the Museum Pass gets you more value.

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Only pay for what you use

Choose how many attractions you want above and book the Explorer Pass. Not sure which fits? Take a quick look at the comparison.