The Paris Pass - Skip the Line!

Save time and money when visiting Paris with the Paris Pass.

Holders of the Paris Pass can enter over 60 of the top Paris attractions for free, what’s more the pass allows you to skip-the-line at some of Paris’s busiest attractions including the Louvre, Musee d’ Orsay and the Arc de Triomphe.

The Paris Pass comes with a free guidebook which will help you to plan what you want to see and how to get there. To make getting to the attractions even easier the Paris Pass comes with a Metro ticket which allows you to use all Metros, buses and RER services for the duration of the Pass. What’s more, new for 2010, you can enjoy 2 days use of “Les Cars Rouges” Hop-on, Hop-Off Paris bus tour which usually costs €25

The Paris Pass comes in a choice of 2,4 and 6 day durations; choose the one which offers you the most value for money.

Visit just 4 attractions and you are already saving money – plus a range of Parisian shops and restaurants offer discounts to holders of the Paris Pass. This truly is a must-have for any visit to Paris.

Special Offer – Free Audio Tour of Paris! Book the Paris Pass for any date and you will receive a free Paris Audio Guide worth €16. You do not need to make any additional booking for this free tour – the instructions on how to download your audio guide (1 per booking) will be provided on your booking voucher

For more information on the Paris Audio Guide: Click Here

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The Paris Pass allows you free and direct access to over 65 historical monuments, museums and art galleries in Paris. By using this Pass you save on entrance fee worth €460. You can opt for either a 2 day, 4 or 6 day pass. This will save you the agony of waiting in line. You will be provided with a guide book and special offers booklet in a language of your preference.

Some of the most popular attractions included in the pass are:

• The Louvre Museum: It is one of the finest museums in the world and is home to thousands of classic and modern masterpieces. The museum has over 35,000 works of art including paintings by Leonardo Da Vinci, Rembrandt, Vermeer and Cezanne among others.
• Les Cars Rouges:Les Cars Rouges is a hop-on, hop-off Paris bus tour that services nine important attractions, providing audio commentary and good views of the city thanks to an open deck. The full tour (not including stops) lasts 2 hours and 15 minutes, and covers the following sights: Eiffel Tower, Champ de Mars, Louvre Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, Musée d'Orsay, Opéra/Galeries Lafayette Department Store, Champs-Elysées/Arc de Triomphe and Grand Palais/Trocadero
• The Orsay Museum: This beautiful museum is located in the old Orsay railway station and is dedicated to all forms of artistic expression such as painting, sculpture and photography. You will see masterpieces by impressionist painters such as Manet, Monet, Renoir and Degas to name a few.
• Arc de Triomphe: It is one of the most iconic of all French monuments. Standing 51 metre high and 45 metre wide the Arc De Triomphe affords some of the finest views over Paris, from the Champs Elysées toward the Louvre, over the Place de la Concorde and La Grande Arche de la Défense.
• Seine River Cruise: Cruise up the majestic Seine and discover the sights of Paris from a new perspective with the Paris Pass! From the water it is possible to see the bridges and monuments of Paris. Bateaux Parisiens River Cruises deliver spectacular and hidden views of this magnificent city. An informative historical and cultural commentary is available in English and on-board guides occasionally take the microphone to inform Paris visitors about current events, exhibits, and festivals.
• Notre Dame Crypts: On the far side of the plaza in front of the Notre Dame cathedral there is a modern staircase leading down into archaeological excavations beneath Notre Dame square that include some original Celtic Parissi settlement.
• Notre Dame Cathedral Towers: The Notre Dame Cathedral Towers stand approximately 69 metres high. You can walk up a spiral staircase to a gallery where you will find the gargoyles that played supporting roles in Victor Hugo’s novel The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
• The Palace of Versailles: The palace began as a modest hunting lodge and was later enlarged by Louis XIV, who transformed it into the great Chateau we know today.
• The Palace of Compiegne: The building represents the final stage of a series of royal residences stretching right back to that of the Clovis. It was originally a simple wooden Merovingian villa and was transformed in to a palace by the 5th and 6th centuries.
• The Museum of Modern Art: The Centre national d'art et de culture Georges Pompidou was the brainchild of President Georges Pompidou who wanted to create an original cultural institution in the heart of Paris. Designed by Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers, the architecture of the building symbolises the spirit of the 20th century. It is home to a leading collection of modern and contemporary art in Europe.
• The Picasso Museum: The museum is housed in a beautiful mansion in the Marais district in Paris. It comprises more than 250 paintings, 160 sculptures, 1500 drawings and Pablo Picasso’s entire engraving works, ceramics, etc.

The Paris Pass also comes with other benefits:

• Free perfume gift from Fragonard Parfumeur
• Free bag from Galeries Lafayette
• Free aperitif or crème brulee at Chez Clément restaurants
• Free aperitif at L'atelier Renault
• Free Hot Fudge Sundae with every main meal purchased + Free collectible gift when spending €25 or more in the retail store at the Hard Rock Café
• The Paris Pass comes with a Free Travel Card valid for the duration of the Pass (Public Transport, zone 1 to 3) and a Free map of Paris (especially designed for the Paris Pass).

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Save time and money when visiting Paris with the Paris Pass.

Holders of the Paris Pass can enter over 60 of the top Paris attractions for free, what’s more the pass allows you to skip-the-line at some of Paris’s busiest attractions including the Louvre, Musee d’ Orsay and the Arc de Triomphe.

The Paris Pass comes with a free guidebook which will help you to plan what you want to see and how to get there. To make getting to the attractions even easier the Paris Pass comes with a Metro ticket which allows you to use all Metros, buses and RER services for the duration of the Pass. What’s more, new for 2010, you can enjoy 2 days use of “Les Cars Rouges” Hop-on, Hop-Off Paris bus tour which usually costs €25

The Paris Pass comes in a choice of 2,4 and 6 day durations; choose the one which offers you the most value for money.

Visit just 4 attractions and you are already saving money – plus a range of Parisian shops and restaurants offer discounts to holders of the Paris Pass. This truly is a must-have for any visit to Paris.

Special Offer – Free Audio Tour of Paris! Book the Paris Pass for any date and you will receive a free Paris Audio Guide worth €16. You do not need to make any additional booking for this free tour – the instructions on how to download your audio guide (1 per booking) will be provided on your booking voucher

For more information on the Paris Audio Guide: Click Here

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