Louvre and Seine card
Our recommendations
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Three-attraction combo
Choco-Story Paris + Musée Grévin + Aquarium de Paris
Family Fun Pass
Paris Family Fun Pass
| Our recommendations | Louvre and Seine card Paris City Card | Three-attraction combo Choco-Story Paris + Musée Grévin + Aquarium de Paris | Family Fun Pass Paris Family Fun Pass |
|---|---|---|---|
| Option | City card | Multi-attraction combination | Family activity pass |
| Main focus | Louvre and Seine cruise | Three named Paris attractions | Educational family activities |
| Named places | Louvre and the Seine | Choco-Story, Musée Grévin and Aquarium de Paris | Not specified |
| Best for | An itinerary that matches the Louvre and Seine card inclusions | An itinerary that matches the Three-attraction combo inclusions | A family-focused attraction bundle |
Compare Paris attraction passes by trip style
A Paris pass can simplify planning when you want to group several experiences into one booking. The best choice depends less on the number of attractions and more on whether the included visits fit the itinerary you already have in mind.
For a classic first visit to Paris
The Paris City Card combines a visit to the Louvre with a Seine cruise. It suits travellers who want to pair one of the city’s major museums with sightseeing from the river, rather than build a long list of separate reservations. If the Louvre is your priority, you can also compare Louvre Museum tickets and guided tours before choosing.
For a themed day out
The Paris-Seine Pass brings together art, medieval architecture and time on the Seine, while the Choco-Story Paris, Musée Grévin and Aquarium de Paris combination is centred on three distinct indoor attractions. This latter option is a practical match for visitors who specifically want those venues, including travellers planning an Aquarium de Paris visit.
For families
The Paris Family Fun Pass is designed around a day of educational activities for children. Consider it when family-friendly entertainment is the main purpose of your day, rather than a museum-and-landmark itinerary.
For a flexible sightseeing plan
Go City Paris: Explorer Pass lets you select a set number of attractions, while The Paris Pass® Plus is built for a longer, wider-ranging programme of attractions and activities. These passes make the most sense when you already expect to visit several participating experiences and want your pass to guide your itinerary.
Tickets and activities
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Paris City Card
Visit the Louvre, cruise along the Seine, and discover the wonders of Paris!
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Paris-Seine Pass
See stunning art and marvelous medieval architecture + enjoy drinks on the Seine
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Paris Family Fun Pass
Keep the kids entertained with a day's worth of educational fun in Paris
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Choco-Story Paris + Musée Grévin + Aquarium de Paris
Visit three amazing spots in Paris with this combo ticket!
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Go City Paris: Explorer Pass
Enjoy the top attractions in Paris with discounts – c'est formidable!
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The Paris Pass®
Get a pass that includes over 55 experiences to explore all of Paris
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Check that the pass fits your planned itinerary
Before booking, start with the attractions you genuinely want to visit. A ready-made combination is most useful when each named experience appeals to you; otherwise, a more flexible pass may be a better fit. For example, the city card is centred on the Louvre and a Seine cruise, while the three-attraction combination is specifically built around Choco-Story Paris, Musée Grévin and Aquarium de Paris.
Choose between a fixed bundle and attraction selection
Fixed bundles are straightforward: you know the central experiences from the outset and can plan your day around them. An Explorer Pass takes a different approach, allowing you to choose between a set number of attractions. It is better suited to travellers who have a shortlist but do not want one pre-arranged combination to determine their sightseeing.
The Paris Pass® Plus is designed for visitors planning a broader sightseeing schedule over multiple days. It covers a large selection of attractions and activities, so it is most relevant when Paris is the main focus of your trip rather than one stop among many.
Match the pass to your pace
A family-focused pass can be a clearer choice than a general sightseeing pass when travelling with children, as its purpose is a day of educational fun. Conversely, travellers prioritising major cultural sights may prefer a card or pass built around museums and city sightseeing.
Whichever format you choose, review the selected option before booking so that its attractions, number of visits or valid period align with the way you want to explore Paris.
Paris attraction pass prices: compare value and inclusions
Louvre and Seine card, Three-attraction combo and Family Fun Pass bundle different attractions, transport or validity periods. Compare the current price against the places you genuinely plan to use rather than the number of benefits advertised.
A pass offers better value only when its included access matches your itinerary. Check the live price and current availability before buying.
If you are planning more of your Paris itinerary, you can also compare Eiffel Tower tickets before finalising your schedule.
Paris attraction passes: on-the-day, next-day and last-minute availability
If you want to buy and use the pass on the day, check the current availability and activation conditions before paying. For tomorrow, review the options shown for your planned date. Any attraction reservations included with the pass may have separate availability.
FAQ — Paris Attraction Passes
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions.
Which Paris attraction pass suits a first visit?
The Paris City Card is a focused option for travellers who want to combine a Louvre visit with a Seine cruise. It is suited to a classic museum-and-river-sightseeing itinerary.
What does the Paris City Card include?
It combines access to the Louvre with a cruise on the Seine.
Is there a Paris pass for families?
Yes. The Paris Family Fun Pass is designed for a day of educational activities for children.
Which pass includes Choco-Story Paris, Musée Grévin and Aquarium de Paris?
The Choco-Story Paris, Musée Grévin and Aquarium de Paris combination includes visits to those three attractions.
How does the Go City Paris: Explorer Pass work?
You can choose access to 3, 4 or 5 attractions, depending on the option selected.
Who should choose The Paris Pass® Plus?
It is intended for travellers planning a broader multi-day sightseeing programme, with access to a large selection of Paris attractions and activities.
How much do Paris attraction passes cost?
Prices vary by validity period and the attractions, transport or benefits included. Compare the pass against the places you actually plan to use and check the current price before buying.