Choose a 2, 4 or 6 day Paris Pass Plus for hassle-free access to Paris' top attractions, tours and experiences! With a free Paris Museum Pass included, this is the best Paris pass for all-inclusive entry to the best of Paris. Float along the River Seine on a Bateaux Parisiens cruise, explore the iconic Louvre, or jump on a Hop-On Hop-Off Big Bus Tour. With foodie options including a traditional ‘petit-dej’ (French breakfast) at Café Louise, Champagne Gourmand by the artists square in Montmartre and wine tasting in a royal wine cellar, there’s something for everyone. Sync your mobile pass with the Go City app or use the digital guide to help plan your itinerary. The Paris Pass Plus includes: - Digital pass for 2, 4 or 6 consecutive days - Go City app and digital guide - Paris Museum Pass

For 2, 4, or 6 days, you have unlimited access to more than 50 museums and monuments in and around Paris, including The Louvre, Versailles Palace, Orsay Museum, Centre Georges Pompidou, L'Arc de Triomphe, L'Orangerie Museum, La Conciergerie and many more.

The Marais serves as a testament to the seamless fusion of ancient and contemporary elements. From former prisoners in the Bastille to aristocrats, orthodox Jews to eccentric artists and fashion designers, this district has been a melting pot of diverse narratives. Embark on an enlightening journey through this district, which was originally a swamp drained by the Templar Knights in the 13th century. Follow the traces of Medieval architecture and uncover the hidden mansions that once provided residence to noble inhabitants. You'll see Paris' oldest synagogue. The guide will show you Jewish shops and restaurants that offer delicious delicacies such as Falafel, Hamantaschen, and Hanukkah Jelly Donuts. Discover the iconic Place des Vosges, and hidden mansions that once welcomed royal ministers, courtesans, and French aristocrats. Discover innovative designer boutiques and unwind in trendy cafés, the vibrant heart of Parisian nightlife for the dynamic gay and lesbian community.

Enjoy a 2-hour private guided tour of Paris’s Picasso Museum. Delve into the life and work of one of the world’s most prolific artists, and feast your eyes on some of his principal works – housed in a splendid 17th-century mansion.

Experience Paris like never before with complete freedom to wander at your own rhythm, discovering the city's most captivating secrets through expertly crafted storytelling that transforms every street corner into a living museum. Unlike rushed group tours that stick to basic facts, our immersive audio experience unveils exclusive historical insights and hidden stories that most visitors never hear, delivered through compelling narration that feels like having a passionate local historian as your personal guide. You'll enjoy the authentic Parisian experience of lingering in charming cafés, revisiting favorite spots, or skipping attractions that don't spark your interest. The engaging, crystal-clear narration captures your attention from the first word, making complex history accessible and entertaining, ensuring you're not just seeing Paris—you're truly understanding its soul through stories that have shaped this magnificent city for centuries.

The only venue worldwide that showcases a complete and accurate collection of Picasso's painted, sculpted, engraved, and illustrated works. Explore the extensive archives revealing the artist's creative journey through sketches, studies, drafts, notebooks, various stages of etchings, photographs, illustrated books, films, and documents. Make the most of your visit by admiring the beautifully restored areas of the building—especially the impressive grand staircase adorned with intricate sculptures. Don't miss Musée Picasso housed in a 17th-century mansion featuring 22 rooms that provide an endlessly fascinating architectural experience. Revel in viewing the extensive collection at the Picasso Museum in Paris which includes over 5,000 artworks alongside tens of thousands more in its archives. On pleasant days, treat yourself to stunning views over this magnificent mansion from the charming terrace of Café sur le toit located on the first floor.