What is the Turbopass Paris?
The Turbopass Paris is an "all-in-one" tourist pass published by Turbopass, a German operator present in around twenty European cities. Its promise: to bundle onto a single digital ticket entry to most of Paris's major sites, public transport and a few guided tours, with skip-the-line access at most attractions.
In practice, you buy the pass online, you receive a QR code by email, and the day counter starts on first use. It is Paris's "broadest" pass: where the Museum Pass is limited to national museums and where Go City works on credits, the Turbopass tries to cover your whole trip.
What's included in the Turbopass Paris 2026
The pass brings together five broad families of access. The values shown are the individual ticket prices at official 2026 rates:
- Eiffel Tower with skip-the-line (guided tour) — this is the flagship inclusion, absent from most other passes.
- Unlimited transport zones 1-5: metro, bus, RER, CDG and Orly airports included.
- Major museums: Louvre, Orsay, Orangerie, Rodin, Picasso, Quai Branly, and around thirty others.
- Monuments: Arc de Triomphe, Panthéon, Sainte-Chapelle, Conciergerie, Towers of Notre-Dame.
- Palace of Versailles (château + gardens + Trianon) and châteaux across Île-de-France.
- Tours & experiences: hop-on hop-off bus, Seine river cruise, Montmartre, Caves du Louvre…
2026 prices and durations
The Turbopass comes in several durations. The adult prices seen in January 2026:
| Duration | Indicative adult price | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|
| 2 days | ~€90 | Express weekend |
| 3 days | ~€130 | The best duration/price ratio |
| 4 days | ~€150 | Full trip, relaxed pace |
| 6 days | ~€180 | Long stay, Île-de-France included |
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See the Turbopass offer →Is the Turbopass worth it? The real maths
Here is a realistic 3-day itinerary, with 2026 individual ticket prices. This is the calculation our savings calculator runs:
- Day 1 — Eiffel Tower summit (€45) + Seine cruise (€18) + Arc de Triomphe (€13) = €76
- Day 2 — Palace of Versailles (€27) + Musée d'Orsay (€16) + Sainte-Chapelle (€13) = €56
- Day 3 — Louvre (€22) + Rodin Museum (€14) + Hop-on bus 24h (€35) = €71
- Transport for 3 days (Navigo zones 1-5) = €28
Total in separate tickets: €231. Price of the 3-day Turbopass: €130. Real saving on this route: ≈ €100, not counting the queueing hours avoided thanks to skip-the-line. Add a museum or two and the gap widens further.
Who is the Turbopass worth it for?
✅ Right for you if…
- It's your first trip and you want to see the must-sees
- You visit 3 sites or more per day
- You want the Eiffel Tower and transport included
- Skip-the-line is worth its weight in gold to you (summer, holidays)
❌ Avoid it if…
- You stroll around 1-2 sites per day
- You're only here for the museums → Museum Pass
- You're staying outside Paris and move around little
- You already have a Navigo / are staying near everything
If you're torn between this and the museum pass, we broke down the trade-off in "is the Paris Museum Pass worth it?" and in the comparison of the 4 passes. And to plan things concretely, follow our Paris in 3 days itinerary.
Our verdict on the Turbopass Paris
The most versatile pass in Paris. Its strength: the Eiffel Tower and transport included, which neither the Museum Pass nor Go City Explorer offer in one bundle. Its weakness: you need a brisk visiting pace to make it pay off. For an active first trip of 2 to 4 days, it's our default recommendation.
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