From the age of 26, if you are a resident of the European Union (EU), presentation of proof. From 18 years old, if you live outside the EU

No, the price of the pass is the same for everyone. It already corresponds to a fixed price.

No, most museums and monuments accessible with the pass are free up to 18 years old. However, in sites where booking a time slot is mandatory, you must make a free reservation for "under 18s". Consult the RESERVATION page to access the sites’ reservation spaces.

No, for under 18s and under 26s residing in the European Union (EU), for whom access to national monuments and permanent museum collections is free upon presentation of proof. However, in sites where booking a time slot is mandatory, you must make a free reservation for "under 26s". Consult the RESERVATION page to access the sites’ reservation spaces. Yes, for young people aged 18 to 26 who do not reside in the EU, who do not benefit from this free service.

No, disabled people enjoy free access to most national museums and monuments. We advise you to contact each establishment to check their respective access conditions.

No, there is no annual “multi-site” card. On the other hand, several museums offer annual subscription plans (Centre Pompidou, Louvre Museum, Orsay Museum, etc.). Consult the websites of the establishments that interest you.

Yes, you can, for example, buy a pass in January and only use it in July. Activation is automatic from the first visit. The date of purchase has no impact on validity.

Simply show your pass at each museum and monument checkpoint. On the first pass, your pass will be automatically activated for a period, depending on the formula chosen, of 48, 96 or 144 consecutive hours.

The pass is automatically activated from the first visit.

The validity of the pass is calculated per hour, from the first visit, for 2, 4 or 6 consecutive days, i.e. 48 hours, 96 hours or 144 hours (example: a 2-day pass, activated on a Wednesday at 3 p.m. , is valid until the following Friday, 3 p.m.).

No, the pass only gives access to the permanent collections . Some museums allow access to their exhibitions, depending on the programming, but this is neither the rule nor an obligation.

The PARIS MUSEUM PASS allows you to avoid waiting at the checkout counters, since it is prepaid. Some sites also offer specific and priority entry. Please note: “no waiting” entry is not guaranteed when there are special access conditions: a security check, the mandatory provision of a free ticket or a regulated and limited number of visitors for reasons of security. In addition, attendance at some sites can be so intense at certain times of the year that even the priority entrance is saturated. Under these conditions, no device can guarantee access without waiting.

Yes, but you will have to respect the reservation procedures and pay, where applicable, the reservation fees imposed by certain sites (not included in the price of the pass).

No, the price of the pass includes the full entrance fee to monuments and permanent museum collections. However, it does not include additional services: conference tours, audio guides, guided tours, shows, reservation fees for groups, etc.

No, it is generally not necessary to reserve a viewing slot. However, it is necessary to reserve a visit slot in some sites, which are very busy. For more details, go to the RESERVATION page.

No, the pass is activated, from the first visit, for 2, 4 or 6 days, i.e. 48 hours, 96 hours or 144 hours consecutive and inseparable.

No, the validity period of the pass cannot be suspended, split or extended. Our advice: plan your visits according to closing days and public holidays to make the most of your pass. Please note, however, that you will have sites to visit every day!

No, the pass only gives access to museums and monuments. The Ile-de-France public transport network offers a tourist package called Paris Visite , usually available from vending machines in metro and RER stations.

No, the pass offers only 1 entry to each site.

Since July 2019, only the reservation of a time slot can guarantee access to the Louvre Museum with the PARIS MUSEUM PASS. Without this, access can sometimes be very long, or even impossible, during periods of very high attendance. NB: The reservation procedure is of course free. To reserve a time slot: go to www.ticketlouvre.fr , select “Visitors with a Paris Museum Pass”, choose the day and time of your visit, indicate your name and your PMP number. You will then be able to download a QR code which will allow you to pass through the first control located at the entrance to the Louvre Pyramid (only access point). You will then have to present your PMP at the various checkpoints of the museum, located under the Pyramid.

Yes, outside show periods (not included in the offer).

No, at the Palace of Versailles, the pass gives access to all the visiting circuits open according to the season (1) but are not included: the audio guide, the shows, the Grandes Eaux Musicales, the Musical Gardens, the conferences , catering and transportation services. To visit the Musical Gardens and attend the Grandes Eaux Musicales, you must pay an additional entrance fee. (1) Either: the Grand Apartments, the Hall of Mirrors, the King's bedroom, the Queen's bedroom, the Dauphine's apartments, the exhibitions, the apartments of Louis XV's daughters, the Empire rooms and the galleries and rooms of the French History Museum. At the Grand and Petit Trianon, the pass gives access to visiting circuits open according to the season(2), from 12 p.m., but are not included: conferences, catering and transport services. (2) Either: the apartments of the Grand Trianon, the French garden and its outdoor pavilions, the apartments of the Petit Trianon, the French garden with the music pavilion, the belvedere, the theater of Queen Marie-Antoinette, the Anglo garden -Chinese and the hamlet of Queen Marie-Antoinette with her house and outdoor factories such as the dairy, the Marlborough Tower, the mill and the farm.

Unfortunately no.

Unfortunately, no, passes cannot be returned, exchanged or refunded. However, as the passes do not have an expiry date, you can use them during your next stay in Paris. You also have the option of sending them to the person of your choice. If you have an e-ticket, simply tell us the name(s) to modify. We will resend the corrected e-tickets to you.

No, passes issued before July 2019 are now invalid and cannot be exchanged.

Complaints relating to the purchase of your pass must be sent via the CONTACT page if you purchased your pass on site, or via the email which appears on your pass if you purchased it online (e-ticket). NB: We are unable to respond to requests regarding purchases made from our resellers.

Complaints relating to the use of the pass can be sent via the CONTACT page of this site.