The Paris Museum Pass hands you free entry to more than 50 museums and monuments across Paris and the region, and this page is the full list of what is on it. Everything from the Louvre and Versailles down to little house-museums you would walk right past otherwise, with the regular ticket price beside each one so you can see what you are saving.
First, the question you probably came with. No, there is no promo or discount code for the pass, and the good news is you do not need one. The free entry on this list is the discount. If a coupon site is dangling a code at you, it is fake or long expired, so do not lose a minute chasing it.
Last updated June 2026.
What the pass gets you for free
Single adult tickets in Paris run from about €15 to €32, and the pass quietly turns every one of these to zero. Here is the full lineup inside the city:
| Site (in Paris) | Regular ticket | With the pass |
|---|---|---|
| Louvre | €32 | Free |
| Sainte-Chapelle | €22 | Free |
| Arc de Triomphe | €22 | Free |
| Army Museum and Napoleon’s Tomb | €17 | Free |
| Hôtel de la Marine | €17 | Free |
| Musée de l’Ordre de la Libération | On Army Museum ticket | Free |
| Musée des Plans-Reliefs | On Army Museum ticket | Free |
| Musée d’Orsay | €16 | Free |
| Picasso Museum | €16 | Free |
| Notre-Dame Towers | €16 | Free |
| Rodin Museum | €15 | Free |
| Musée des Arts Décoratifs | €15 | Free |
| National Maritime Museum | €15 | Free |
| Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie | €15 | Free |
| Guimet Museum of Asian Art | €15 | Free |
| Centre Pompidou (Musée National d’Art Moderne) | Closed for renovation | Free when open |
| Quai Branly Museum | €14 | Free |
| Cluny Museum | €14 | Free |
| Panthéon | €13 | Free |
| Conciergerie | €13 | Free |
| Cité de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine | €13 | Free |
| Museum of Jewish Art and History | €13 | Free |
| Musée de l’Orangerie | €12.50 | Free |
| Arts et Métiers Museum | €12 | Free |
| Museum of Immigration History | €12 | Free |
| Musée Nissim de Camondo | Closed for renovation | Free when open |
| Crypte Archéologique de l’Île de la Cité | €11 | Free |
| Cinémathèque Française and Musée Méliès | €10 | Free |
| Philharmonie de Paris and Music Museum | €10 | Free |
| Institut du Monde Arabe Museum | €10 | Free |
| Eugène Delacroix Museum | €9 | Free |
| Gustave Moreau Museum | €8 | Free |
| Jean-Jacques Henner Museum | €8 | Free |
| Chapelle Expiatoire | €7 | Free |
And every site worth a trip just outside the city:
| Site (Paris region) | Regular ticket | With the pass |
|---|---|---|
| Palace of Versailles and Trianon | €25 | Free |
| Château de Chantilly | €21 | Free |
| Château de Fontainebleau | €17 | Free |
| Air and Space Museum, Le Bourget | €17 | Free |
| Château de Vincennes | €13 | Free |
| Saint-Denis Basilica | €11 | Free |
| Château de Rambouillet | €11 | Free |
| Domaine de Chaalis | €10 | Free |
| Château de Champs-sur-Marne | €9 | Free |
| Château de Maisons | €9 | Free |
| Château de Pierrefonds | €9 | Free |
| Villa Savoye, Poissy | €9 | Free |
| Cité de la Langue Française, Villers-Cotterêts | €9 | Free |
| Château de Malmaison | €8 | Free |
| Château de Compiègne | €8 | Free |
| National Archaeology Museum, Saint-Germain-en-Laye | €6 | Free |
| Renaissance Museum, Château d’Écouen | €6 | Free |
| Port-Royal des Champs Museum | €6 | Free |
| Franco-American Museum, Blérancourt | €6 | Free |
| Musée Rodin, Meudon | Free | Free |
| Sèvres, Manufacture et Musée | Closed for renovation | Free when open |
Good to Know: these tables use regular adult ticket prices checked against official sources in June 2026. Temporary exhibitions sit outside the pass, and you will need separate tickets for the Eiffel Tower and the Catacombs.
A few places above show no regular price because they are closed for renovation, free for everyone, or included through another pass site such as the Army Museum.
How to actually save on the pass
The best discount strategy is less glamorous than a coupon code, but it works.
Price your real list first. Four or five paid sites is the usual tipping point. If your plan has a couple of major museums, one viewpoint, and one or two smaller stops, the pass starts making sense quickly. If your list is one museum and a lot of café time, individual tickets will feel better.
Buy the length that matches your pace. The pass runs by hours from first scan: 48, 96, or 144 consecutive hours. A 2-day pass can be a bargain if you keep your visits central. A 6-day pass gives you breathing room, which is lovely if you want museums without turning the trip into a race.
Use it for the places you would hesitate to pay for separately. This is my favorite part. With the pass, you can duck into the Cluny, the Delacroix Museum, or the Chapelle Expiatoire because you are nearby. If you stay twenty minutes and move on, nothing feels wasted.
Reserve the required free slots early. Several high-demand sites need timed reservations, even though the pass covers the entry. Handle the Louvre first, then use the reservation links in your voucher for the others.
For your own break-even point, use the worth-it calculator. It is much better than guessing.
Who already gets in for free
Some travelers can save by buying no pass at all.
Most national museums and monuments are free for everyone under 18, no matter where they live. Many young EU residents qualify too. Bring photo ID. For the EU rate, carry proof of residency.
Paris Discovery Tip: if you are traveling with kids or EU students, price only the adults first. Buying passes for everyone can quietly erase the saving you came for.
Where do you buy it?
The pass comes in three lengths, and I lay out the current purchase prices on the prices page.
You can book the pass with free cancellation up to a day ahead, which is useful if your flights, hotel dates, or travel companions are still moving around.
Either way, use a seller you recognize. Look-alike resale sites love to dress themselves up as official, and this is one Paris planning chore where boring and recognizable is exactly what you want.
FAQs
Is there a Paris Museum Pass promo code?
No. The pass does not run public promo or coupon codes. The bar-code pass you receive is the same kind of pass wherever you buy it, so coupon-site codes are almost always fake, expired, or meant for something else.
Is the Paris Museum Pass free for under 18s?
Children and teens under 18 usually get free entry at national museums and monuments, so they usually do not need the pass. Some young adults who live in the EU qualify too. Carry ID.
Is the Paris Museum Pass cheaper bought at the door?
Buying on site does not give you a special door-only discount, and you may lose time standing in a ticket line before you even start using the pass. Online purchase also lets you organize the timed reservations you need for places such as the Louvre and Versailles.
How do you save on the Paris Museum Pass?
Use it for four or five paid sites, pick the shortest pass that fits your itinerary, and take advantage of free admission rules for anyone in your group who qualifies. The pass also saves time at many ticket windows, which matters more than it sounds once you are actually in Paris.
What does the Paris Museum Pass leave out?
Temporary exhibitions are outside the pass. The Eiffel Tower and Catacombs are separate tickets. Some popular pass sites also require free timed reservations, so check your voucher links before you build the day.
For more practical details, see the full Paris Museum Pass FAQ.