How much does a Paris City Pass cost?

Prices

Number of days	Adults	Youth (ages 12 – 17)
2	€ 124 ( US$ 131.70)	€ 42 ( US$ 44.60)
3	€ 149 ( US$ 158.20)	€ 52 ( US$ 55.20)
4	€ 169 ( US$ 179.50)	€ 62 ( US$ 65.80)
6	€ 199 ( US$ 211.40)	€ 72 ( US$ 76.40)

Does the Paris Pass include the Metro?

Does The Paris Pass include Paris Metro tickets? The Paris Pass® does not include Paris Metro tickets, these will need to be purchased separately. However, it does include a 1 Day Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off Tour which you can enjoy at your leisure and takes you straight to the city’s top attractions.

What is the difference between Paris Pass and Paris City Pass?

The Paris Museum Pass is only for museums and monuments, the Paris Pass adds a travel card and entry to other popular attractions.

Is the Metro in Paris free?

Fast, easy, and free! With the Paris City Pass, you can use the public transportation system (metro, RER, bus, Montmartre tram) within the inner city district of Paris Zone 1 – 3 for free! The public transportation ticket is valid according to the purchased Paris City Pass (2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 days).

What month is the best time to visit Paris?

You’ll experience crowds from May to September, but encounter the most people in July (followed closely by June and August). We’d recommend visiting between October and April if your main objective is to avoid crowds. For the warmest temperatures, October and April are the best times to visit Paris sans crowds.

Is Versailles included in the Paris Pass?

With the Paris Museum Pass, you get free entry to Versailles Palace and the Trianon Estate including the Grand and Petit Palaces, but not to Marie-Antoinette’s Estate.

What is the difference between Paris Pass and museum Pass?

Has anyone tried to steal the Mona Lisa?

Vincenzo Peruggia (8 October 1881 – 8 October 1925) was an Italian museum worker, artist, and thief, most famous for stealing the Mona Lisa on 21 August 1911. A police photograph of Vincenzo Peruggia in 1909, two years before the theft.