Options and prices

interMusées lists 3 options. Prices for one person in EUR, from the seller's page in October 2026. The last column is the engine's break-even for one adult, with the cheapest attractions on the pass first.

Paris Museum Pass options and prices in EUR, checked October 2026
OptionWhat you getAdultChildYouthPays off for one adult
2 daysvalid 2 daysEUR 85Not publishedNot publishedAfter any 7 of its priced attractions
4 daysvalid 4 daysEUR 105Not publishedNot publishedAfter any 8 of its priced attractions
6 daysvalid 6 daysEUR 125Not publishedNot publishedAfter any 9 of its priced attractions

Children

Paris Museum Pass publishes no child or youth price: child price not published. The calculator leaves children out of this pass and says so on the result, while other passes still count them.

Days and visits

  • 2 days hold up to 4 visits at a relaxed pace, 8 packed. Its 12 priced attractions do not fit in that, even packed.
  • 4 days hold up to 8 visits at a relaxed pace, 16 packed. Its 12 priced attractions fit only at a packed pace.
  • 6 days hold up to 12 visits at a relaxed pace, 24 packed. Its 12 priced attractions fit at either pace.

What it includes

12 attractions in our Paris data, dearest at the gate first. Gate prices for one adult in EUR, checked October 2026. The terms are our summary of what the seller states.

What Paris Museum Pass includes, with adult gate prices in EUR
AttractionAdult gate priceOn this passTerms
Palace of VersaillesEUR 35IncludedOne visit. Timed entry
Musée du LouvreEUR 32non-EU rateIncludedBooking needed, also with the pass. One visit. Timed entry
Sainte-ChapelleEUR 22non-EU rateIncludedOne visit. Timed entry
Musée de l'Armée, InvalidesEUR 17IncludedOne visit
Arc de TriompheEUR 16IncludedOne visit
Musée national Picasso-ParisEUR 16IncludedOne visit. Timed entry
Towers of Notre-Dame de ParisEUR 16IncludedOne visit. Timed entry
Musée RodinEUR 14IncludedOne visit
Musée d'OrsayEUR 14IncludedOne visit. Timed entry
ConciergerieEUR 13IncludedOne visit. Timed entry
PanthéonEUR 13IncludedOne visit
Musée de l'OrangerieEUR 11IncludedOne visit. Timed entry

What it leaves out

7 attractions we price in Paris are not on this pass. On a plan with them you pay at the gate as well; adult prices in EUR.

  • Eiffel Tower, summit by liftFirst visit pickEUR 36.70
  • Big Bus Paris, Discover ticketEUR 39from, online price
  • Palais Garnier, self-guided visitEUR 25non-EU rate
  • Eiffel Tower, second floor by liftEUR 23.50
  • Bateaux Parisiens, 1 hour sightseeing cruiseEUR 18
  • Vedettes du Pont Neuf, 1 hour guided Seine cruiseEUR 15
  • Eiffel Tower, second floor by stairsEUR 14.80

The closest other Paris passes

The Paris passes that share the most priced attractions with this one, and where the lists part.

  • The Paris Pass All-Inclusive

    The Paris Pass All-Inclusive covers all 12 attractions we price on Museum Pass. Only on Paris Pass All-Inclusive: Big Bus Paris, Discover ticket, Palais Garnier, self-guided visit, Bateaux Parisiens, 1 hour sightseeing cruise and Eiffel Tower, second floor by stairs. One adult pays from EUR 199 for Paris Pass All-Inclusive, against EUR 85 here.

    Museum Pass and The Paris Pass All-Inclusive side by side

  • Paris Flex Pass

    Paris Flex Pass covers 7 of the 12 attractions we price on Museum Pass. Only on Museum Pass: Musée national Picasso-Paris, Towers of Notre-Dame de Paris, Musée d'Orsay, Musée Rodin and 1 more. Only on Turbopass Flex Pass: Big Bus Paris, Discover ticket, Palais Garnier, self-guided visit, Eiffel Tower, second floor by lift and Bateaux Parisiens, 1 hour sightseeing cruise. One adult pays from EUR 104.90 for Turbopass Flex Pass, against EUR 85 here.

3 plans, worked out

2 adults, no children, a packed pace of up to 4 visits a day. Each plan takes the attractions on this pass with a published price: our first visit picks first, then the dearest. These are worked examples of the math, not a rating of the pass.

Skip itRanked 2 of 5 for this plan

2 things

2 adults, 3 days at a packed pace, gate total EUR 134 for the 2 attractions listed below.

First on this plan: The Paris Pass Explorer, Skip it; it costs EUR 34 more than the gate (25% of the gate total).

2 days. The only option for your trip.

EUR 36 more than the gate, 26% of the gate totalfor this plan

Gate tickets for the planEUR 134
With Paris Museum PassEUR 170

Pass EUR 170

  • Add any 2 more of the included attractions with a ticket price and this pass pays off.
  • 2 visits in 2 days fits a packed pace of 4 a day.

Covered by the pass

  • Palace of VersaillesEUR 70
  • Musée du LouvreEUR 64

Paid at the gate

Nothing: the pass covers the whole plan.

Pass price per person

  • Adult x 2EUR 85
Worth itRanked 1 of 5 for this plan

5 things

2 adults, 3 days at a packed pace, gate total EUR 238 for the 5 attractions listed below.

Next on this plan: The Paris Pass Explorer, Skip it; it costs EUR 34 more than the gate (14% of the gate total).

2 days. The only option for your trip.

EUR 68 less than the gate, 28% of the gate totalfor this plan

Gate tickets for the planEUR 238
With Paris Museum PassEUR 170

Pass EUR 170

  • It pays off already for this plan.
  • 5 visits in 2 days fits a packed pace of 4 a day.

Covered by the pass

  • Palace of VersaillesEUR 70
  • Musée du LouvreEUR 64
  • Sainte-ChapelleEUR 44
  • Arc de TriompheEUR 32
  • Musée d'OrsayEUR 28

Paid at the gate

Nothing: the pass covers the whole plan.

Pass price per person

  • Adult x 2EUR 85
Close callRanked 1 of 5 for this plan

Everything: 12 things

2 adults, 3 days at a packed pace, gate total EUR 438 for the 12 attractions listed below.

Next on this plan: The Paris Pass Explorer, Close call; it costs EUR 34 more than the gate (7% of the gate total).

2 days. The only option for your trip.

EUR 268 less than the gate, 61% of the gate totalfor this plan

Gate tickets for the planEUR 438
With Paris Museum PassEUR 170

Pass EUR 170

  • It pays off already for this plan.
  • 12 visits in 2 days is more than 4 a day. The saving holds only if you fit them in.

Covered by the pass

  • Palace of VersaillesEUR 70
  • Musée du LouvreEUR 64
  • Sainte-ChapelleEUR 44
  • Musée de l'Armée, InvalidesEUR 34
  • Arc de TriompheEUR 32
  • Musée national Picasso-ParisEUR 32
  • Towers of Notre-Dame de ParisEUR 32
  • Musée RodinEUR 28
  • Musée d'OrsayEUR 28
  • ConciergerieEUR 26
  • PanthéonEUR 26
  • Musée de l'OrangerieEUR 22

Paid at the gate

Nothing: the pass covers the whole plan.

Pass price per person

  • Adult x 2EUR 85

Prices checked October 2026. Worth The Pass compares published prices on the date shown. Passes change what they include; check the seller's page before you buy.

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Questions about Paris Museum Pass

Is the Paris Museum Pass worth it?

It depends on how much of it you use. For 2 adults at a packed pace, at gate prices checked October 2026, on the plans worked out on this page: 2 things: Skip it, it costs EUR 36 more than the gate (26% of the gate total); 5 things: Worth it, it saves EUR 68 (28% of the gate total); Everything: 12 things over 3 days: Close call, it saves EUR 268 (61% of the gate total). Tick your own plan in the Paris calculator to see your figure.

How much does the Paris Museum Pass cost?

Paris Museum Pass comes in 3 options, from EUR 85 for 2 days to EUR 125 for 6 days, for one adult, checked October 2026.

What does the Paris Museum Pass include?

Paris Museum Pass includes 12 attractions in our Paris data, 12 with a published adult gate price. The dearest at the gate: Palace of Versailles (EUR 35), Musée du Louvre (EUR 32) and Sainte-Chapelle (EUR 22). It leaves out 7 of the 19 Paris attractions we list, among them Eiffel Tower, summit by lift.

Is there a child price for the Paris Museum Pass?

Paris Museum Pass publishes no child or youth price: child price not published. The calculator leaves children out of this pass and says so on the result, while other passes still count them.

How long is the Paris Museum Pass valid?

Paris Museum Pass comes in 2 days, 4 days and 6 days. The math fits your visits into those days at the pace you choose, 2 visits a day relaxed or 4 packed.