Tick what you plan to visit. We compare the total of individual tickets to the price of the 3-day Turbopass (€130).
The 4 passes that cover Paris in 2026, at a glance.
70+ attractions, Eiffel Tower, unlimited transport and guided tours. Ideal for a first trip.
Turbopass review →50+ national museums and monuments (Louvre, Orsay, Versailles). No Eiffel Tower or transport.
Museum Pass review →Two flexible options: everything unlimited over X days, or a set number of attraction choices.
Go City review →The pass from the Paris tourist office. River cruise, bus and museums depending on the option.
Passlib' review →A Paris city pass is a bundled tourist ticket giving access to dozens of attractions, often with skip-the-line and sometimes public transport. On paper it is simple. In practice the Paris market has four very different offers, and the "right" pass is not the same whether you come for three days as a couple or a weekend with the family.
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This is the most common trade-off. The Turbopass includes the Eiffel Tower, transport and guided tours: it helps those who want to "see everything" without buying separate tickets. The Museum Pass only covers museums and national monuments but costs less — unbeatable if your trip revolves around the Louvre, Orsay and Versailles. We break down the full trade-off in the Paris pass comparison and in our "is the Museum Pass worth it?" analysis.
Two to three days is ideal: long enough to string together the major sites, short enough to stay within the validity window. To picture it, we built day-by-day itineraries optimised for the pass: Paris in a weekend (2 days) and Paris in 3 days. If you are mainly targeting one specific monument, see also our guides on the pass + Eiffel Tower and pass + Versailles, as well as the full rundown on transport for tourists in Paris.
There is no single winner. The Turbopass is the most complete for a first 2 to 4 day trip (attractions + Eiffel Tower + transport). The Paris Museum Pass is best value for a museums-only trip. Use the calculator at the top of the page to find the most cost-effective pass for your visits.
Yes, from around 3 major paid attractions per day, especially when combining the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre and Versailles. Below 2 sites per day, individual skip-the-line tickets are usually cheaper. Our calculator gives the exact figure.
It depends on the pass. The Turbopass includes unlimited transport zones 1-5 (airports included). The Paris Museum Pass and Go City Explorer do not. Full details in our Paris transport for tourists guide.
Most sellers offer free cancellation as long as the pass has not been activated (often up to 24h before). Always check the exact cancellation policy on the seller's page before paying.
30 seconds in the calculator is enough to know whether a pass really saves you money — or not.