
With the Paris Flex Pass, travelers can visit between 2 and 7 attractions from a selection of over 25 iconic sites in Paris. This pass allows access to landmarks such as the Louvre Museum, the Eiffel Tower, and the Palace of Versailles, among others. Travelers can also include guided tours, cultural experiences, cruises, and panoramic viewpoints. The pass is suitable for those who prefer a personalized experience, as each holder can select different attractions. It is valid for 30 days, providing ample time to explore Paris at a self-directed pace. Note that this pass does not include transportation or meals.
Option: An experienced guide will lead you to the second floor, sharing intriguing stories and insights about the Iron Lady. From this vantage point, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Paris and capture amazing photos of the cityscape below. If you're eager to reach the top, our Summit Concierge can assist you with same-day summit access. You can upgrade at the official price, with no extra administrative fees. Your tour starts on the second floor, where your guide will highlight the city's major sights. Afterwards, descend to the first floor to explore special exhibitions and experience the thrilling glass floor. Don’t forget to ask your guide for insider tips to enhance the rest of your Parisian adventure.
Option: Discover the Louvre, the world's largest art museum, located in the heart of Paris. Originally a medieval fortress and later a royal palace, it has been a museum since 1793. Admire iconic masterpieces such as Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo, alongside diverse collections spanning Egyptian antiquities, Greek and Roman sculptures, Islamic art, and Renaissance treasures. Experience the museum's architectural grandeur, including the famous glass pyramid at the entrance. Optional Pop Culture Mini Walking Tour: For those interested in exploring beyond the museum, join our optional mini walking tour starting at 1:00 PM. This tour offers insights into the Louvre's influence on pop culture, from its cinematic appearances in films like "The Da Vinci Code" to its historical significance along the Axe Historique and Tuileries Gardens.
Option: The Sainte-Chapelle, built in the 13th century, is famous for its stunning, towering Gothic stained glass windows, which are among the most beautiful and important in the world. These windows, which cover almost the entire wall surface of the chapel, tell the biblical story from the Creation to the recovery of the relics of the Passion of Christ in over 600 square meters. The chapel was commissioned by King Louis IX to house these holy relics, including Christ's crown of thorns. The Conciergerie originally served as a royal palace and was later converted into a prison. It is known as the place where Marie-Antoinette was imprisoned during the French Revolution before being led to the guillotine. The Conciergerie was part of the medieval Palais de la Cité and is now a museum documenting the dark history of the Revolution and its former life as a royal residence. Visitors can see Marie-Antoinette's cell as well as other prison cells and the impressive Gothic halls of the palace.
Option: Step into the world of French royalty! The Palace of Versailles, just 20 kilometres from Paris, is one of the world's most magnificent palaces and an absolute must-see on any Paris visit. With your timed-entry ticket, you'll bypass the long queues and dive straight into France's fascinating history. The palace, once the centre of French political power, impresses with its opulent architecture and artistic interior design. In the world-famous Hall of Mirrors, you'll walk in the footsteps of Louis XIV, the Sun King, who transformed Versailles into his magnificent residence. The 73-metre-long gallery with its 357 mirrors and crystal chandeliers is a true masterpiece of Baroque art.
Option: Discover the secrets of French wine in a beautiful wine cellar that was once used by the King of France himself and taste three French wines
Option: Experience the fascinating history of the Fondation Louis Vuitton on an exclusive guided tour and then enjoy VIP access to the contemporary art exhibitions in Frank Gehry's architectural masterpiece.
Option: Step into the refined world of French perfume making at the Fragonard Perfume Museum in the heart of Paris. Located just steps from the Opéra Garnier, this elegant 19th-century townhouse invites you to explore centuries of fragrance history and craftsmanship. What makes this attraction unique? The Fragonard Museum combines history with hands-on experience in a way that doesn't just inform but actively involves you. Here you'll learn about the fascinating evolution of perfumery from Antiquity to modern times whilst creating something uniquely your own.