Paris City Pass

Paris Flex Pass

Put together 2 to 7 top attractions yourself and pay only for your selection.

A classic shot of the Eiffel Tower from the Seine in the warm morning light, with a tour boat on the
Pedestrians cross the street in front of the Arc de Triomphe, flanked by autumn-coloured trees along the
Tourists stand on the rooftop terrace of the Arc de Triomphe, enjoying the panoramic view over the Paris
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  • Free cancellation before reservation
  • Ages 2 to 17 reduced
  • Digital to your phone

The Paris Flex Pass from Turbopass is the build-your-own option among the Paris passes: you choose 2 to 7 attractions yourself and only pay for your selection. The more sights you add, the bigger the discount. Popular options like the Eiffel Tower, a Seine cruise and a sightseeing bus can all be included. Public transport isn't included.

from €99.90 / person

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How it works

Putting together your Flex Pass

Not a fixed set, but your own selection. The principle and the most popular options:

The white Generali Climate Lab tethered balloon floats over Paris against a brilliant blue sky.

Freely combinable

You choose between 2 and 7 attractions. The more you add, the cheaper each one gets.
The Eiffel Tower rises against a brilliant blue sky above the green lawns of the Champ de Mars.

Eiffel Tower

The 2nd floor visit can be chosen as one of your attractions.
View of the Eiffel Tower from the Seine, with houseboats and a bridge in the foreground.

Seine river cruise

The classic Seine cruise is one of the most popular options.
A red Big Bus sightseeing double-decker stops right next to the steel girders of the Eiffel Tower on a Paris

Hop-on hop-off bus

A sightseeing bus between the highlights, a good choice for one of your picks.
The colourful 3D "Paradox Museum" lettering greets visitors at the entrance of the interactive museum in

Museums & tours

Plus museums, viewpoints and guided tours from the Turbopass range.

The exact selection and the price for each number of attractions appear in the booking window. Public transport is separate, as with every Paris pass.

FAQ

Questions about the Paris Flex Pass

Quick answers about the Flex Pass, with everything else on the FAQ page.

How does the Flex Pass work? +

At purchase, you decide how many attractions you want to visit (2 to 7) and choose them from the Turbopass range. You only pay for that selection, and the more sights you add, the cheaper each one gets.

Is the Eiffel Tower included? +

The Eiffel Tower is one of the attractions you can choose. Whether it's part of your pass is up to you when you build it.

Flex Pass or Explorer Pass? +

Both work on the same build-your-own principle. The Flex Pass comes from Turbopass, while the Explorer Pass comes from Go City and gives you 30 days to use your selection. Compare the actual attraction lists before you buy.

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