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Visit the Chapelle Expiatoire with zooFamily

Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
Explore this stoic Neoclassical monument, courtyard and park.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

Located in the heart of Paris, Chapelle Expiatoire was built on the former Madeleine cemetery – the original burial place of Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette. The monument was commissioned by Louis XVIII, brother to Louis XVI, in honor of the Restoration and in memory of the Royal family.
You will be welcomed by the somber entrance and make your way to the chapel through the courtyard or galleries enclosing it on either side. All of which isolate the chapel from the world just outside its walls and create a serene oasis.

Designed in French Neo-Classical style, the chapel features a domed space formed by three coffered half-domed apses, two of which contain marble statues of the King and Queen in exaltation.

Château de Malmaison takes you into the everyday life of Napoléon and Joséphine Bonaparte.

Visit Château de Malmaison with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
Stroll the park modeled after Josephine’s original grounds.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

One of the Napoleonic museums, Châteaux de Malmaison is dedicated to the lives of its most famous inhabitants, Napoléon and Joséphine Bonaparte and her children Eugène and Hortense.
The estate was purchased by Josephine for the then extraordinary price of 325,000 francs while her husband was away fighting the Egyptian Campaign.
Becoming a museum in 1906, the château is restored to its original Empire style. Its exhibits take you back to the life the family shared here featuring sculptures, paintings, furniture and everyday objects.
The museum sits amid a 6-hectare park offering a homage to Josephine’s passion for parks and horticulture. Although much smaller now than it was during her lifetime, you can still take in the monuments, landscape perspective and a sampling of plants the Empress admired and cultivated.

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The Gustave Moreau Museum houses the work of the French Symbolist artist most known for his ornate depictions of religious and mythological subject matter.

Visit the Gustave Moreau Museum with zooFamily

You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.
Discover over 1,300 paintings, watercolors and sketches, in addition to 5,000 drawings.
Follow the genesis of paintings retraced through preserved drawings.

Designed by the artist, the museum’s first floor features Moreau portraits and souvenirs from his travels while acknowledged masterpieces await you on the upper floors.
Climb the impressive spiral staircase connecting the second and third-floor galleries and go back in time to Moreau's apartment - painstakingly preserved to resemble how it was 100 years ago, complete with personal effects.

Did you know

Moreau was also the professor of Henri Matisse and Georges Rouault at the École des Beaux-Arts.
zooFamily is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes Gustave Moreau Museum tickets, plus admission to dozens more top attractions.

Venture outside Paris to Château de Compiègne, one of France’s notable centers power and prestige.

Visit the Château de Compiègne with zooFamily

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Enjoy free entry with your pass.
Take advantage of three world-class museums.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

Popular with royals for hunting, Château de Compiègne’s history can be traced back to the 6th Century.

Popular with royals for hunting, Château de Compiègne’s history can be traced back to the 6th Century. In 1751, Louis XV ordered the transformation of the existing medieval fortress into the elegant neoclassical chateau that stands today.

Looted during the French Revolution, Emperor Napoleon I ordered the château’s restoration. A ballroom was added, the layout altered and a garden was replanted leading directly to the forest offering you the chance to see a stunning example of First Empire architecture.

Château de Compiègne shares the distinction of serving as one of three seats of royal power alongside Versailles and Fontainebleau. The writer Auguste Luchet remarked that "Compiègne speaks of Napoleon as Versailles does of Louis XIV.”

Highlights

Royal and Imperial Apartments
Museum of the Second Empire
National Car Museum

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Before there was Versailles, there was Château de Maisons-Laffitte

Visit the Château de Maisons-Laffitte with zooFamily

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Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
Visit one of the great architectural examples of the French baroque style.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

Your trip to Paris would not be complete without touring this architectural masterpiece.
The writer Charles Perrault said Château de Maisons-Laffitte “is of such a singular beauty that there is no foreigner who does not go there to see it, as one of the finest things that we have in France."
Designed by François Mansart and built between 1630 and 1651, Château de Maisons-Laffitte is a significant and important example of French baroque architecture. After attending the inaugural grand reception of the castle, King Louis XIV called upon the decorators and sculptors who had worked at Maisons to help build Versailles.

Highlights

The majestic staircase climbing the central grand vestibule
The grand ballroom
The state apartments: Appartement des Captifs (baroque style), Appartement de la Renommée (neoclassical style), Appartement des Aigles (empire style) and Appartement du Roi with its à l’italienne – false vaulting

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Step back into a reimagining of the Middle Ages at Château de Pierrefonds.

Visit the Château de Pierrefonds with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
Experience the fortress that has stood the test of time and whims of royalty.
 You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.
Duke Louis of Orléans built Château de Pierrefonds in 1397 as a fortress to solidify power over trade routes between Flanders and Burgundy
 
The castle was dismantled by King Louis XIII in 1617 to prevent it from serving as a refuge for his enemies. In 1857, Emperor Napoleon III ordered its reconstruction with the intent of making it an imperial residence. That project was not fully completed and Château de Pierrefonds opened to the public in 1867.
The restoration was entrusted to Eugène Viollet-le-Duc, one of the greatest architects and designers of the day. Viollet-le -Duc was passionate about Medieval architecture, and many consider Château de Pierrefonds to be his greatest work. You will be immersed in his celebration of the Gothic era construction and ornamentation.
You’ll see the permanent exhibition from the Monduit workshops, famous for the use of the repousse technique on sheet metals. These craftsmen restored many historical monuments and helped create the Statue of Liberty. The roofs of Pierrefonds are an excellent example of this art form.

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See 900 furniture pieces and collector's items created by some of the greatest names in cabinetmaking.

Visit the Châteaux de Champs-Sur-Marne with zooFamily

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Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.
Built between 1703 and 1708, the Château de Champs-sur-Marne is the archetypal neoclassical mansion.
You’ll want to see the salon chinois (Chinese salon) decorated in sumptuous rococo and Chinoiserie style. Also check out the beautiful boiseries, removed from the Hôtel de Mayenne in Paris and installed during the 1895 restoration.
Château de Champs-sur-Marne overlooks a grand parterre with two basins extending to the Marne river. The gardens have been awarded France’s Jardin Remarquable status.

Did you know

Several films featured Châteaux de Champs-Sur-Marne as a setting including Dangerous Liaisons, Marie Antoinette and Vatel.
Famous guests include writers Chateaubriand, Diderot, Volaire and Proust.
The château became an official residence of the President of the Republic in 1935 and later was used by General de Gaulle to host foreign Heads of State.

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Venture outside Paris to visit Villa Savoye, a 20th-century masterpiece and possibly the greatest work of Swiss architect Le Corbusier.

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Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
Explore one of the finest examples of Modernist construction.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.
Architect Le Corbusier referred to Villa Savoye as his ‘machine for living’.
His pioneering designs – building structures using modern materials – are not only beautiful but functional. Damaged in the Second World War the house was successfully restored to its former glory.
Standing elevated in the middle of a field, Villa Savoye is built in accordance with Le Corbusier’s stylistic rules - still hugely influential today. Approaching a centennial since its original completion, it still represents the house of the future.

Did you know?

The five fundamental principles of the modern architectural movement call for reinforced concrete pilotis (columns raising the structure off the ground), open plan design, rooftop terrace, horizontal strips of windows and free design of the façade. All of these are applied in the design of the Villa Savoye.
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Stand in awe of the commanding Château de Vincennes.

Visit the Château de Vincennes with zooFamily

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Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
Explore the castle that stood at the heart of French history.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.
The imposing Château de Vincennes has stood at the heart of French history since its construction.

The 13th-century fortress served as a prison, porcelain factory, military arsenal and the site of numerous royal births, marriages, and executions.
Originally built as a hunting lodge for Louis VII in 1150, the Château was considerably expanded by Louis IX. The famous donjon tower, at 52m high, is the tallest fortified medieval structure in Europe. It was added by Philip VI of France around 1337.
You will discover why the Château de Vincennes became one of the most formidable fortresses in all of France and the scene of numerous bloody battles. The massive rectangular circuit of walls – measuring more than a kilometer in length – are punctuated by six grand towers and three gates, each 42m high.

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Tour bohemian Paris and explore some of the most entrancing sights in the city.

Take a trip on the Petit Train de Montmartre with zooFamily

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A train journey up to the top of Montmartre.
Commentary in French or English.
A stop at the stunning Sacre Coeur for views over the city.
Tour the atmospheric streets of Montmartre and enjoy spectacular views over Paris from the highest summit in the city.
The Petit Train will take you through the windy streets of this vibrant neighborhood while you listen to the lively commentary and learn more about the city.

Enjoy guided commentary in English or French whilst taking in the sights and resting those legs from all the sightseeing. Sit back and enjoy the sights as you travel up to the magnificent Sacre Coeur. You’ll stop to get a closer look at this famous church while taking in sweeping views of the city – don’t forget to bring your camera for those awesome Insta-worthy snaps!

Discover the beautiful streets of the quirky Montmartre district and take the train up the hill for beautiful views over Paris. Hop on the Petit Train de Montmartre and enjoy a picturesque journey through the charming streets of Paris' artistic hub while taking in the stunning views of Paris. The mini-train will take you up and down the winding streets of the hill-topped Montmartre neighborhood, stopping off at the iconic Sacre Coeur and infamous Moulin Rouge for some of the best views of Paris. A great way to see the sites, without all the effort! The Petit Train de Montmartre leaves every 30 minutes in the summer, and every hour in the winter months. The train departs from Place Blanche (opposite the Moulin Rouge) or at the top of the hill, Place de Tetre. Enjoy guided commentary in French or English and even a bit of music, too!

Petit Train de Montmartre Highlights

Scenic train journey - Relaxing mini-train journey through the creative Montmartre district
Relaxation - Rest your legs and let the train take you up the hill
New discoveries - Discover some of the best-hidden sites in the city by exploring this distinct and quirky neighborhood

Did you know

"Montmartre" means "Mount of the Martyr" – the first bishop of Paris, Saint Denis, was decapitated at the top of the hill in 250 AD.
Until 1860, Montmartre was a different town from Paris and traditionally was in conflict with the rest of the city.
Picasso used to visit the Lapin Agile and would pay for his lunch with drawings.
Montmartre has it’s only vineyard – the only one in the whole of Paris.
During the Belle Epoque, Montmartre was a creative hub, attracting artists such as Van Gogh, Toulouse-Lautrec, Degas, Monet, Modigliani, Picasso, Mondrian and more.

zooFamily is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Petit Train de Montmartre tickets, plus admission to dozens of top Paris attractions for one money-saving price.
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Journey north of Paris to the magnificent château Abbaye Royale de Chaalis and its collection of great works from all over Europe.

Visit the Abbaye Royale De Chaalis with zooFamily

Enjoy entry to take in the museum’s vast collection of Middle Ages and Renaissance art.
Explore the ruins of 12th-century L’Abbaye Cisterienne.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.
Surrounded by lush woodland, this former abbey was converted into a château in the 18th century when it became the home of wealthy art collector Nélie Jacquemart-André. The château’s interiors reflect styles from the Renaissance to the 18th century.
Musée Jacquemart André’s collection includes 6000 pieces of art, furniture, manuscripts and paintings including work by Boucher, Giotto and Houdon. Check out many of the personal belongings of the great philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau on display.
Visitors to the grounds can take in the beautiful rose garden and discover the Orangery and La chapelle Sainte-Marie. Stroll the well-manicured park modeled after the 18th-century designs containing curved basins and rectilinear canal.

zooFamily is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes Abbaye Royale De Chaalis tickets, plus admission to dozens more top attractions.

 

The Museum of the Cinema is a must-see for film fans

Visit the Museum of the Cinema with zooFamily

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Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
Discover Cinémathèque Française’s amazing collection housed in an incredible space.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

The Museum of Cinema celebrates the love of film; preserving its past glories and inspiring a new generation of cinephiles.
The cinema has played a vital role in French culture since its invention. What will you find in the Museum of the Cinema? 40,000 films, 23,000 posters, 14,500 drawings, 500,000 photographs, 21,000 books, 2,100 costumes, 870 advertising materials, 2,300 decorative objects and more.
The building itself is worth the visit. Designed by Frank Gehry, who also created the Bilbao Guggenheim museum, envisioned the museum as a maze of light and dark intended to evoke a projection booth. Two distinct facades define the exterior. The street side is austere with straight lines but whimsical on the park side.

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Visit Sainte-Chapelle to see the world's largest collection of original stained glass windows and marvel at the 13th-century Gothic architecture

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Step inside the famous chapel and be wowed by sumptuous, gothic architecture and stained glass.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

A gem of Gothic architecture, Sainte Chapelle is known as one of the most important centres of Christianity in the world.
Built over just seven years - an impressive feat - considering the breathtaking architecture - the Sainte Chapelle was intended to house precious Christian relics, including the incredible Christ's Crown of Thorns, acquired by Saint Louis. As a royal sanctuary of sacred relics, this made the already powerful French monarch of the time the ‘head of western Christianity’.
The stunning stained glass is arranged across 15 windows, each 15 meters high, the stained glass panes depict 1,113 scenes from the Old and New Testaments recounting the history of the Christian world.
Built during the second half of the 13th-century by Louis IX, Saint Chapelle is a place of extraordinary religious symbolism. The roof appears to be supported by stained glass, so that this magical space feels like the inside of a jewel.
Sainte Chapelle remains an unmistakable wonder of France and the medieval world.

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Take a look inside Paris’ seat of justice, the stunning palatial complex that once housed Marie-Antoinette in her final hours.

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Delve into the judicial history of Paris in this imposing palace that still functions to this day.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.
La Conciergerie has been the central seat of authority and justice in Paris for almost 1000 years. It has a rich history and its ancient halls have seen countless games of power played out within them over the centuries.
The original La Conciergerie was a Roman fortress that, due to its enduring political significance, has been repeatedly enlarged throughout the years. It was said at the time to be the most impressive palace of the Middle Ages and continues to amaze any visitor who walks within its walls.
In the late 14th Century, the monarchs that lived inside this palace relocated to the Louvre, and La Conciergerie became the central administration offices of the Parliament of Paris. It even became the place in which Marie-Antoinette was imprisoned during the Revolution, before her gruesome death.

The hallowed halls and grand architecture of this ancient civic building are a monument to the bureaucratic power of France that once stretched across half the world.

Visit this world-class center for Asian culture!

Visit the Guimet Museum of Asian Arts with zoFamily

Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
Explore this diverse and rich collection of Asian art.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

You can explore collections showcasing the arts and cultures of Afghanistan-Pakistan, Himalaya, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, China, Korea, India, and Japan. Immense in its scope, the Chinese Department includes some 20,000 objects covering seven millennia. The Japanese department includes 11,000 works of art spanning the 3rd century BC up to the Meiji era (1868).
The Museum of the Asian Arts originated with the collection of industrialist Emile Guimet on display in Lyon. The museum was moved to Paris and expanded by adding the works amassed by explorer Louis Delaporte during his journeys in Siam and Cambodia.  The museum transferred its Egyptian pieces to the Louvre and, in return, received the entire collection of objects from their Department of Asian Arts.
Spend some quality time at this major center dedicated to the appreciation of Asian art. Enjoy the eclectic range of objects including carvings, figurines, terra cotta, textiles, prints, everyday objects and much more!

zooFamily is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes Guimet Museum of Asian Arts tickets, plus admission to dozens more top attractions.

Wander through the mausoleum that is the final resting place of some of Paris' most famous intellectuals.

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Explore the history of the Paris Pantheon.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.
Paris' 18th-century Pantheon is the final resting place of some of the most famous and illustrious French intellectuals.

Within this imposing neoclassical building, you'll find the tombs of internationally famous intellectuals, including Voltaire and Victor Hugo.

The Pantheon was originally destined to be a religious building. When King Louis XV recovered from an illness in 1744 he vowed that he would rebuild the ruined church of Sainte-Geneviève in Paris’s Latin quarter. However, after the revolution, the new government ordered that the Pantheon not be used for religious purposes but as a mausoleum for the greatest French intellectuals.

 

Discover civilizations from all four corners of the globe in this world-class museums housing indigenous art.  

Visit the Musée du Quai Branly with zooFamily

Take a tour of this fascinating museum’s international collection of indigenous arts.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

Set on the banks of the Seine beneath the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, the Musée du Quai Branly houses an incredible collection of indigenous art from civilizations outside of Europe.

Split into four dedicated rooms, the museum showcases artwork and sculpture collected from the Americas, Africa, Asia, and Oceania. Among the vast collection of over 45,000 pieces are Papuan carvings, Peruvian feather costumes, and even an Easter Island Rapa Nui head sculpture.
The museum also serves as a center for research, and no other museum in the world puts such a focus on non-European cultures with so many visitors - over 1.2 million a year, in fact.

The building itself is worthy of a portrait. Designed by Jean Nouvel and opened in 2006, the rich red exterior covered in luscious flora is a stark contrast to its surroundings and makes for an intriguing escape into other worlds, right in the heart of Paris.

 

Get your geek on at the Paris Science Museum.

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Explore the Paris Science Museum's planetarium and exciting exhibitions.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.
Europe's largest science museum was designed by Adrien Fainsilber and opened in 1986. Within its ultramodern exterior you'll find a huge array of fascinating exhibits.

Visitors young and old will learn plenty about the world of science while exploring the Paris Science Museum. Must-sees include its planetarium, the IMAX theater and its special department for children and teenagers, the 'cite des enfants'.
The Explora exhibitions are the real highlight of the Paris Science Museum. Teaching visitors about the history of scientific discovery, you'll find an array of interactive exhibits which will bring to life the world of science and technology.

Paris Science Museum highlights

Within the Explora exhibitions you will find 'The story of the Universe', which explores the science behind space and light.

You should also visit the museum's planetarium, where you can learn all about the solar systems and galaxies of the universe.

Tucked away in a corner of the Tuileries gardens is this gorgeous museum, famous for being home to Monet’s Water Lilies

Visit the Musée de l’Orangerie with zooFamily

Take a look inside this former imperial orangery-turned-impressionist museum.
Your pass gives you access to dozens more of the city's top attractions, so be sure to check them out!
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

Originally constructed as a winter storehouse for Napoleon III’s citrus trees, this beautiful museum is know celebrated for housing 8 works from Monet’s series of Water Lilies painted in his garden in Giverny. He later donated his collection of artworks to the people of France to enjoy in Parisian museums as a commemoration of the end of WWII.
Two contemporary, oval-shaped rooms take up the upper floor of this petite museum and are filled with awe-inspiring works of Water Lilies that pleasingly follow the curve of the room. Below, on the ground floor, you’ll find a warren of rooms dedicated to Impressionist and Modern Classicist pieces by Picasso, Matisse, Modigliani and more.

Attracting over 800,000 visitors a year, the Musée de l’Orangerie is an absolute must-see for any art lover and a memorable stop in the historic heart of the French capital.

njoy 360-degree views over Paris from the deck of this architectural icon in the city’s very heart.
Please note: this attraction is closed on July 14.

Visit the Arc de Triomphe with zooFamily

Step out into the Parisian skyline on the fabulous viewing deck of the Arc de Triomphe.
Your pass gives you access to dozens more of the city's top attractions, so be sure to check them out!
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

Built in the early 1800s to immortalize the heroics of Napoleon’s Grande Armée, the Arc de Triomphe is a majestic monument to French successes in the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.
Standing proud at the center of Place Charles de Gaulle, with 12 grand avenues leading off the circus, the Arc de Triomphe is an architectural icon and a symbol of Paris.
Instantly recognizable and deeply evocative of the military history of France, the Arc de Triomphe provides a glimpse into France’s social past as well as spectacular views across central Paris. Step out onto the viewing deck to enjoy fantastic views over the City of Love in every direction.

And don’t miss the poignant Eternal Flame which burns at the arch’s base. Signifying the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the flame burns as a constant memorial to the fallen soldiers of World War I.

Discover the summer home enjoyed by French Monarchy for centuries

Visit the Château Fontainebleau with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
Admire thousands of some of the finest works of art.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.
Napoleon famously described the Château de Fontainebleau as, "the work of centuries, the home of kings".
Originally established as a hunting lodge in the 12th century, it was upgraded into a Renaissance-style château in 1538. Successive kings expanded on the castle in the following years.
You have the opportunity to experience the culmination of 800 years of finest paintings, furnishing, tapestries, décore and objets d’art. Totalling 1500 rooms, Château de Fontainebleau’s stunning interiors result in a seemingly endless series of sumptuous galleries, halls and boudoirs, each more ornate than the last.

Highlights:

Gardens in both the French and English styles
The only Napoleonic Throne room still in existence
Napoleon I Museum, the Paintings Gallery, the Furniture Gallery and the Chinese Museum

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Take a tour of this super modern ‘inside-out’ building complex that houses a library and the largest museum of modern art in Europe.

Visit the Centre Pompidou with zooFamily

Enjoy looking around the libraries and museums that make up this high-tech building complex.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

Contemporary, industrial, and unconventional. Three words not normally associated with Paris’ historic center. That is until you turn the corner to find the striking Centre Pompidou.
Completed in 1977, this museum, gallery, and library is really quite special - in fact, the building is something of a work of art itself. Completely juxtaposing its surroundings, the vast, industrial-style architecture, with piping, airconditioning, steel supports, and even elevators on the outside give the look of the building being inside out.
No other building like it exists in this part of Paris, or indeed anywhere in the city, and it was originally hated by locals! Nowadays, Parisiens see it as something to be proud of. Especially as the building houses the National Public Information Library, a center for music research and Europe’s largest Museum of Modern Art.
The museum holds over 50,000 pieces, with numerous works by famous names, including Pablo Picasso, Marcel Duchamp, and Frida Kahlo. Featuring the late 19th-20th century art, explore its collections and galleries featuring over 50,000 works, including movements from Fauvism, Cubism, Surrealism, and Abstract Expressionism.

You can’t miss this when visiting Paris. Just look at it, you really can’t miss it!

Take a walk through the offbeat mind of Pablo Picasso and see an incredible 5,000 paintings, prints and sculptures by the father of Cubism

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View the personal collection of one of the world’s most famous artists
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This sensational museum is an homage to the late, great Pablo Picasso, one of the most famous names associated with the turn of the century’s Cubism movement.
The Picasso Museum boasts paintings, sculptures, photographs, and sketches collected from his personal studio. Take yourself on a tour around this museum and you will be sure to learn about his multifaceted approach to artistic expression and get an insight into the skill of this world-class artist.
Housed in a gorgeous 17th-century palace, known as the Hotel Salé, the museum comprises 4 floors of quirky pieces to peruse. Fans of his work will recognize his self-portrait, La Celestina, The Kiss, as well as large nudes, matadors and musicians.
This is a thoroughly unique experience for any art-lover and fan of Picasso.

Highlights

Paintings - over 300 paintings including the celebrated ‘Man with Guitar’ and a series of Surrealist works that represent the Spanish Civil War.
Sculpture - coming straight from his personal studio, Picasso’s sculptures are lesser-known but no less incredible. The collection includes wooden sculptures as well as bronze Prints - the great master loved to rework the basic medium of paper and experimented with it in various ways, such as pasting, ripping, layering and printing. See it first-hand right here.
Paper objects - the museum features 3,900 extra pieces of art that he fashioned by simply ripping and folding paper, highlighting his skill of employing different techniques to turn one piece of paper into something completely new.

Visit the Rodin Museum to take in works by prolific neoclassical artist Auguste Rodin, including his famous statue The Thinker.

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Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum
Discover Rodin’s masterpieces in chronological order
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

The Hôtel Biron, originally a mansion and gardens designed in the ornate Rocaille style, became the home of the Rodin museum in 1919 after the artist donated his collection to the French government.
Displayed through the hotel and expansive garden, you can explore and discover great works such as The Kiss and The Gates of Hell.

Featuring an astonishing number of sculptures in marble, bronze, terra cotta, wax and plaster, visitors to the Rodin Museum also have the opportunity to take in the collection of paintings, ceramics, prints and photography. As a bonus, enjoy art from Rodin’s personal collection including works by Van Gough, Monet and Renoir.

zooFamily is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes Rodin Museum tickets, plus admission to dozens more top attractions

Experience the French Art of Living!

Visit the Museum of Decorative Arts with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
Take in over 150,000 objects showcasing French decorative arts and craftsmanship.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

Discover France’s decorative arts in chronological order.
The Museum of Decorative Arts tells us, “There is not a single technique, material, or type of object that cannot be found in the Arts Décoratifs.” You can check out this claim while marveling at the size of the collection and artistic mediums employed including stained glass, scenic wallpaper, wood, plastic, enamel, shark’s skin and more
Beginning in the Middle Ages up to present day. You’ll appreciate the evolving techniques and changing ideas of beauty.
Or you may choose to explore the 10 period rooms, each dedicated to a specific age of French design. Discover this amazing collection featuring the art of craftsmen who strived to make the perfect thing.

zooFamily is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Museum of Decorative Arts tickets, plus admission to dozens of top Paris attractions for one money-saving price.

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The Army Museum is home to an impressive collection, showcasing the weaponry used throughout France's turbulent history.

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Take a look at the museum's huge collection of military paraphernalia.
Visit Napoleon's tomb.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

Although now the home of some 500,000 objects, The Army Museum at Les Invalides was originally built by Louis XIV as a hospital and home for disabled soldiers.
The Musée de L'Armée was established in 1905 by merging the collections of the Artillery Museum and the Historical Army Museum. It now houses a huge collection of weapons, armour, artillery, uniforms, emblems and paintings.
The other big draw of The Army Museum is that it is the location of the Tomb of Napoléon. Although he was originally buried on the island of St Helena, King Louis-Philippe ordered the emperor’s body be returned to France. Designed by the architect Visconti, the tomb has a green granite base and is circled by a crown of laurels and inscriptions of the great victories of the Empire. The body of the Emperor was laid in the tomb on April 2nd 1861.

Step into the mind of the world's most famous surrealist artist.

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Entry to the museum and its permanent exhibits.
Well-known works including The Space Elephant and Alice in Wonderland.
Visit the Dalí Paris Museum and see some of Salvador Dalí's most famous works, including The Space Elephant and Alice in Wonderland, as well as a series of fascinating unknown sketches.

In the heart of Montmartre, the infamous and historic artists' hub, Dalí Paris is home to the largest collection of works by Salvador Dalí in France. This collection includes inspirational works from the iconic Surrealist artist including theatrical sculptures, erotic drawings, dreamlike objects and irresistibly quirky furniture pieces. Take a fantastical journey into the world of Salvador Dalí by viewing these eccentric and avant-garde cultural artifacts. Sculpture, drawing, watercolor, etching, lithography, explore themes of Dali's work: the dream, mythology, sensuality and religion at Dalí Paris.
A diverse collection of sculptures, drawings, watercolors, etchings and lithography explore the prominent themes of Dali's work, from dreaming, mythology and sensuality to religion.  

Dalí Museum highlights

Sculptures - Dalí’s unique sculptures are known for their iconoclastic style. Espace Dalí is home his world-renowned Space Elephant, a bronze sculpture depicting ‘the temptations of St Anthony’ which he used to symbolize the power of temptation. Another famous sculpture is Alice in Wonderland, a bronze number believed to represent and connect with Dalí’s own dream-like influences in his artistic expression.
Unknown sketches - Dalí's body of work is largely famous for unique sculptures and paintings, but there's also an extensive range of work that's mostly unknown by the general public. Explore a vast collection of his pencil sketches and learn more about the artist and his creative inspirations.

Did you know

Salvador Dalí’s brother was also called Salvador and died nine months before the artist was born – this lead Dalí to believe that he was the reincarnation of his brother, a theme which is often present in his works.
Dalí’s eccentric nature was always expressed through his art. He attended the School of Fine Arts in Madrid, experimenting with Cubism – before getting expelled.
After moving to Paris and meeting Pablo Picasso, he joined the Surrealism group, based in Montmartre.
Dalí and his wife fled to America during WWII, where they ended up living for eight years.
The artist is believed to have created over 1,500 paintings in his lifetime before he died in 1989, and this doesn’t include his drawings, sculptures and short films, among other mediums.

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Discover the secrets of the grand Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann department store on this fascinating tour.

Enjoy a guided heritage tour of Galeries Lafayette with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
A rare chance to explore this historic building outside of normal opening hours.
See the magnificent Art Nouveau dome up close.
Tours are available in English and French.
Special offer: receive special gifts from Galeries Lafayette with a zooFamily voucher! Click here to see the gifts available.*

Here’s your chance to explore one of the world’s greatest department stores, the century-old icon of luxury Parisian retail that is Galeries Lafayette.
Tours take place on weekend mornings, before the store opens its doors to the public: an exciting opportunity to experience this Paris institution away from the crowds.
Your guide will regale you with fun facts and secrets of the store’s history as you make your way from the ground floor through hushed backstage areas to the panoramic terrace on this 90-minute tour. There you can expect magnificent views of the city’s other iconic attractions, including the Eiffel Tower, Sacré Cœur and Notre-Dame Cathedral.
It’s also here, of course, that you’ll find the pièce de résistance of your tour: the remarkable stained-glass Art Nouveau dome that crowns the building.

Galeries Lafayette guided heritage tour highlights

Private tour - enjoy a rare opportunity to wander round the department store before the customers arrive
Art Nouveau dome - this restored stained-glass masterpiece flowers out from the top of the building, covering an area of more than 1,000 square meters
Panoramic terrace - enjoy superb views across Paris to the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral and more

*Offer valid until 31/12/2023.

Experience a beer-tasting session at an authentic Parisian brewery.

Enjoy Beer Tasting & Gifts at Maison BAPBAP with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Taste two draft beers of your choice.
Complimentary exclusive BAPBAP goodies.
Your pass includes many more attractions in Paris, so don't forget to check them out.

Whether you're a beer connoisseur or a first-timer, this tasting experience is for you.
Head to BAPBAP - an authentic microbrewery serving up 100% Parisian craft beers. Here you'll get the chance to taste two hand-crafted draft beers of your choice and pick from a range of pale ales, blondes, IPAs, and more.
After your tasting experience, you'll be given some exclusive souvenirs to take home including a BAPBAP bottle opener and sticker. We'll say cheers to that.
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Discover the world backstage with a 45-minute interactive tour of Europe's largest movie theatre at Rex Studios: Les Etoiles du Rex.

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General admission to go behind the scenes of the Grand Rex.
Access to a projection room, director's office and recording studio.
One for the film buffs, take a journey behind-the-scenes into the world of cinema at the famous Grand Rex. During this interactive audio tour you’ll discover a cinematic sanctuary dedicated to the seventh art.

Step back to the golden age of the cinema with a tour of this famed Paris landmark.
During this interactive audio tour, you’ll discover a cinematic sanctuary dedicated to the seventh art. Find out more about the Grand Rex, Europe’s largest movie theatre, it’s construction in the 1930s, and the famous starry ceiling.
You'll start your tour inside a transparent and panoramic elevator that will take you behind the gigantic screen of the Grand Rex. You'll then have the chance to delve further behind the scenes with a tour of key cinema settings. See a recreated old projection room, explore a Director’s office and even record a voice over for a film clip while you're there.  

Rex Studios: Les Etoiles du Rex highlights

The Director’s Office – see photographs, trophies and even Oscars, and discover the history of the Rex.
The Projection Room – see the reel heart of the movie theater and explore the selection of old projectors. The tunnel of stars - listen in on conversations between stars in this one-of-a-kind immersive experience.
The Special Effects Room - learn about special effects and industry secrets and take part in a film shoot.
The Recording Studio - try your hand at dubbing a film voiceover in this fun exhibit. Did you know The Grand Rex hosts the 'Jules Verne Adventure Film Festival' each April, a six-day event that attracts more than 48,000 attendees. There are 2,800 seats in the main auditorium.
zooFamily is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Rex Studios tickets, plus admission to dozens of top Paris attractions for one money-saving price.

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Learn all you need to know about the beautiful game with a guided tour of the Stade de France.

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One-hour guided tour of the museum in English or French.
Behind-the-scenes access to the stadium, pitch and changing rooms.
Admission to the Stade de France museum.
Go behind-the-scenes at France's national stadium and explore the home of French football and rugby.
The Stade de France is the sixth-largest stadium in Europe and the tenth-largest stadium in the world. It's hosted matches from the FIFA World Cup, UEFA Champions League finals, and the Rugby World Cup, making it the only stadium in the world to play host to both the Football World Cup and Rugby World Cup finals. Opening in 1998, it has a seating capacity of over 81,338, meaning that its big enough to not only be the home of French football and rugby, but also one of France's leading sports and cultural venues, having hosted international track and field events as well as music concerts from world-renowned artists, including The Rolling Stones and Beyonce. Relive some of the greatest moments from the Stade de France's history and create your own memories at this must-see venue.

You'll enjoy an exclusive guided tour around the stadium with access to the pitch, changing rooms, and areas not usually open to the public. You'll retrace the steps taken to construct the venue while learning all about key moments in sporting history that have taken place there, as your informative guide brings to life the key historic events. You'll also have access to the Stade de France museum where you can trace its history from 1995 to present day, and learn about the iconic performers who have played there too. Experience extensive video archives, replica sets, signed guitars, sports jerseys and more as part of the experience.

Did you know

The total cost of the stadium was approximately €290 million.
The first match played at the Stade de France was on 28 January 1998 between France and Spain. France won the match 1-0 with Zinedine Zidane scoring the winning goal.
The Stade de France is the biggest modular stadium in the world with three galleries.
The Rolling Stones, U2, Guns 'n Roses, Muse, Rihanna, AC/DC, Justin Timberlake, Beyonce, Coldplay, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Paul McCartney, Lady Gaga, Madonna, Prince, One Direction, and Eminem have all performed at the Stade de France.

zooFamily is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Stade de France Tour tickets, plus admission to dozens of top Paris attractions for one money-saving price.
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Aviation enthusiasts should definitely visit the Museum of Air and Space, one of the first aviation museums in the world!

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Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
Delve into the story of each of the many aircrafts on site.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

Located in the south-eastern edge of the Le Bourget Airport, the Museum of Air and Space occupies over 150,000 square meters of land and hangars.
You can explore over 150 aircraft and a wide range of aviation paraphernalia going as far back as the 16th century.
If you are interested in the evolution of human flight and exploration, the Museum of Air and Space is a must-see. Boasting 14 permanent exhibitions, there is so much to see and explore!

Highlights include:

Boarding Pass lets you climb aboard a Boeing, Concorde and Dakota
1939 – 1945 Hall features a panorama of planes used in World War II
Space Hall includes a Soyuz capsule, satellites, and an original spacesuit

Take the time to see some of the world’s most famous works of art in this beautiful museum converted from a Beaux-Arts railway station.

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Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
Your pass gives you access to dozens more of the city's top attractions, so be sure to check them out!
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

This striking former railway station, built in sumptuous Belle Époque style, became a museum in 1986. It sits on the banks of the Seine right opposite the Louvre and specializes in works of 19th and 20th-century art, sculpture, and early photography, with an abundance of world-famous pieces by some household names including Monet, Renoir, Gaugin, Cézanne and Van Gogh.

Home to the world’s largest collection of impressionist paintings, the Musée d’Orsay is an unmissable stop for every art-lover and romantic on a trip to Paris. The museum comprises 3 floors of wondrous and celebrated artworks, including Paul Cézanne’s Apples and Oranges, Claude Monet’s Blue Water Lillies, and Édouard Manet’s Luncheon on the Grass, among many others.

Of course, it’s not all about the artwork inside. The stunning building includes many gorgeous architectural features, and behind the grand clock face that overlooks the city, you’ll find a super chic café where you can enjoy a bite, post-art-gazing.

You can't leave Paris without stopping into the Louvre - one of the world's most opulent and celebrated museum complexes and an icon of Paris

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Please note entry slots to this attraction are extremely limited during summer months. We advise checking the Louvre booking website on a regular basis - The Louvre does release extra slots throughout the season, including same-day slots.
Enjoy free entry to one of the world's most stunning museum complexes
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

Unquestionably one of the finest museum complexes in the world, the Louvre Museum holds a staggering 380,000 objects and 35,000 magnificent works of art from across the globe. Some of the most famous priceless objects call the Louvre home, such as the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, the Winged Victory of Samothrace, and Liberty Leading the People.
Set in the very heart of Paris, on the banks of the Seine and with the gorgeous Jardins des Tuileries that lead to its striking forecourt, the former royal palace that houses the museum is truly an icon of French culture.
The Louvre lays claim to a whole host of accolades, including the world's largest museum at over 60,000 sq. m. and most visited with over 10 million a year. A trip to the French capital without stopping by the Louvre would be a trip wasted!

Highlights of the Louvre

Egyptian Antiquities - the Large Sphinx, papyrus scrolls, mummies, jewelry, clothing, and more.
Greek, Etruscan and Roman Artefacts - a vast collection with works spanning the New Stone Age to the 6th century
Decorative Arts - bronzes, ceramics, enamel, vases, stained glass and more from the Middle Ages to the 19th century
Sculpture - split into two wings of fabulous carved objects, one wing holds exclusively French pieces, and the other a collection of foreign sculpture
Over 7500 paintings and tapestries

...and of course the Mona Lisa

See the incredible masterpieces collected by a 19th-century prince at the Condé Museum.

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With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Enjoy free entry to this world-class museum.
Discover one of the jewels of French cultural heritage.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.
Your visit to the Condé Museum at the Château de Chantilly is truly stepping back in time.
The museum is the work and gift of the Duke of Aumale, one of the greatest art collectors of his time. Per the Duke’s wishes, the museum remains as it was in 1886 when it was bequeathed to the Institut de France including rooms remodeled specifically as museum spaces.
The collection of paintings is among the most important in France and consists predominantly of Italian and French art. You will want to see the works of masters including Raphel, Fra Angelico, Nicolas Poussin and Antoine Watteau.
Bibliophiles should check out the library including 1,500 manuscripts, of which 200 are illuminated in the International Gothic style. Also check out the Chantilly codex, a primary manuscript of medieval music.

Did you know

Condé Museum houses one of the largest collections of antique paintings, second only to the Louvre
Condé Museum’s creator – Henri d’Orléans, Duke of Aumale – was the son of the last King of France, Louis-Philippe
Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry, which is possibly the most famous best surviving example of manuscript illumination, can be found at the Condé Museum

Explore one of the earliest examples of Gothic architecture with a trip to Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis.

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Spend time admiring the ornate tombs and interiors of this famous abbey.
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.
The Basilique Royal de Saint-Denis is a large medieval abbey, famed as being the burial place of French royalty in Paris.
Its necropolis is home to hauntingly beautiful funeral sculptures, mausoleums, and tombs. The abbey itself is also one of the first examples of the Gothic-style and is therefore a must for architecture buffs.

In total, 42 kings, 32 queens, 63 princes and princesses lie here. And for those with a penchant for the macabre, you'll be able to take a look at the dried-up heart of Louis XVIII after exploring the various tombs and graves. With more than 70 Renaissance tombs, the royal necropolis of the Basilique Royal de Saint-Denis is the most important group of funerary sculptures from the 12th to the 16th centuries.
The cathedral is built on the site of a Roman cemetery and the burial site of the martyr Denis, who was said to have walked through Paris carrying his own head. If you're less interested in the gorey side of this ornate building, you can also check out some of the finest example of medieval stained-glass in the world here.

 

Museums, monuments and cathedrals – see them all when you sail down the River Seine on this leisurely cruise.

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Admission to the Bateaux Parisiens sightseeing cruise along the Seine River.
An audioguide with over 14 programmed languages.
Take a trip on the Seine and get swept away in the city of romance.

You’ll see some of Paris’ most iconic sights on this 60-minute tour, including the Musée d'Orsay, the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame. Start your trip at the iconic Eiffel Tower before drifting downriver towards Notre Dame. The Seine cruise allows you to sail under the famous Pont Neuf bridge, the oldest standing bridge in Paris while giving you an amazing opportunity to learn about the history of the city’s key sights from a whole new perspective.
The all-weather, all-glass sightseeing boats have open-air observation decks offering incredible views of iconic riverside sights as you enjoy the fresh air. Enlightening audioguides are also available in 14 different languages so you can find out more about the must-see landmarks as you pass them. For an alternative view of the city, hop on at sunset and see Paris come to life at night.

Seine River Cruise highlights

Enjoy beautiful views of some of the most iconic landmarks in Paris:
Eiffel Tower – This iconic wrought iron structure is the city’s landmark attraction, not to be missed.
Notre Dame Cathedral – See this famous cathedral on the banks of the Seine and, if you time it right, listen out for the bells.
Musée du Louvre – Located on the right bank of the Seine, this eye-catching museum is the world’s largest.
Musée d’Orsay – See this stunning art museum, housed in the former Gare d'Orsay, a breathtaking Beaux-Arts railway station.
Tuileries Gardens – This gorgeous garden was opened to the public in 1667 – an urban oasis in the heart of the city.
Grand Palais – Marvel at the stone facade, stately statues and bronze quadriga as you pass this grand exhibition hall and museum.
Bibliotheque Nationale de France – The national library of France; an unmissable sight.

Did you know

The Seine is the second-longest river in France, measuring over 480 miles, it flows from Burgundy through Paris and Normandy before joining the English Channel at Le Havre.
There are more than 30 bridges that cross the Seine in Paris.
Joan of Arc's ashes were scattered into the Seine at Rouen.
The river’s graceful banks were added to the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1991.
The Seine has inspired some of history's greatest artists including Matisse, Monet, Dufy and more.

Step into the shoes of the ‘Sun King’ as you saunter down the lavish halls of the unparalleled Palace of Versailles

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Enjoy free entry to one of the world's most opulent palaces.
Your pass gives you access to dozens more of the city's top attractions, so be sure to check them out!
You can visit this attraction with the Paris Museum Pass – included on a 4 or 6-day All-Inclusive Pass.

The Palace of Versailles is known to be the last word in pomp, power, and extravagance, and it’s easy to see why. This remarkable feat of French architecture and landscaping is known around the world and often conjures up images of vast wealth and incredible excess. No wonder, then, that it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Now you can follow in the footsteps of King Louis XIV - also known as the Sun King - and the fateful Marie Antoinette, whose fabled tales were created in these very halls.
Gaze in awe at the stunning chapel, take in the opulence of the King and Queen’s private bedchambers and be wowed as you enter the Hall of Mirrors - a 70-meter long gallery with floor to ceiling mirrors, sparkling chandeliers, gorgeous marble pillars, and a giant fresco above to crown it all.

What’s more, you’ll get to explore the magnificent and seemingly unending, perfectly manicured gardens that surround the palace complex. Lush greenery is intersected with wide avenues and pretty waterways, and you’ll be amazed by the striking Apollo Fountain.

Highlights

Hall of Mirrors
Marble Court
The Royal Chapel
Versailles Royal Opera
Hall of Battles
Grand Trianon
Musical Fountain
And much, much more...

Enjoy Fly Over Paris - Virtual Reality Experience with zooFamily

Get picturesque Parisian views and try an iconic Parisian snack, the macaron.

Enjoy Morning Macarons in Montmartre with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Enjoy four macarons and a hot drink at La Mère Catherine.
This sweet treat is available until midday.

Wander through the magical alleyways of Montmartre and you'll get breathtaking views of the city below before you go for an all French morning snack, on us.
This is truly a tantalising treat, with your pass you'll get four macarons and any hot drink of your choice from traditional Parisian bistro La Mère Catherine. 
Macarons, a traditional French sweet have become a must-try part of any trip to the city and the mythical Montmartre is a must-see for lovers of charming cobbled streets and spell-binding views.

Montmartre and Macarons, two things ticked off the bucket-list before lunch? This really is the crème de la crème of Paris!

Enjoy a moment of disconnection, far from the noise of the city to admire this unique panorama.

Ride the Ballon de Paris Generali with zooFamily

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Enjoy a ten-minutes ride on the Ballon de Paris Generali

Fly over Paris onboard the world's largest balloon at 150 meters altitude and enjoy thrilling views over the capital as you have never seen it before
Thanks to a 360° panoramic vantage point, the balloon achieves unbeatable views of the city where you can admire the Eiffel Tower and other emblematic monuments.

This popular attraction was built by AEROPHILE SAS in 2005 and created as a means to raise awareness about air quality in partnership with AIRPARIF®, the accredited air quality monitoring organization. As a result, the new balloon model now changes colour depending on the city's ambient air quality ranging from good to extremely bad. The Ballon de Paris was set up in the André Citroën park (15th arrondissement) in 1999. Since then, more than a million people have already taken a ride in it.

zooFamily is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Ballon de Paris Generali tickets, plus admission to dozens of top Paris attractions for one money-saving price.

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Attend an exclusive fashion show in the heart of the Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann department store.

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With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Watch a 30-minute fashion show and discover Paris' must-have trends.
Special offer: receive special gifts from Galeries Lafayette with a G voucher! Click here to see the gifts available.*

Paris is known for being one of the world's most fashionable cities, so what could be better than attending a fashion show in the heart of the city? Sit back, relax, and enjoy a 30-minute show imagined by the biggest names in fashion and featuring the season's must-have trends. Learn what makes French style so elegant with this unique and exclusive experience.

zooFamily is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Fashion Show at Galeries Lafayette tickets, plus admission to dozens of top Paris attractions for one money-saving price.

* Offer valid until 31/12/2023.

Chocaholics rejoice! Experience a tasty tour of the French capital at this much-loved chocolate museum.

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With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
A sumptuous tour around the chocolate museum.
The opportunity to taste chocolate made on site.
A virtual chocolate-making demonstration.
Enjoy a free homemade hot chocolate at the end of the visit.
Access to the gift shop to pick up delicious take-home treats.
Embark on an adventurous journey through 4,000 years and learn about the history of cocoa and chocolate through words, pictures, and delightfully sweet flavors.

The museum is home to a unique collection of 1000+ objects and artifacts dedicated to chocolate, and you’ll get to explore them all through the fascinating Choco Story, which charts the chocolate-making process from its origins to the present day. You’ll learn about key ingredients that go into your favorite bar, as well as how the chocolate-making process has changed and evolved throughout time.
Finally, a virtual demonstration will reveal the secret of making chocolates that are truly delicious.

Chocolate Museum Paris highlights

Mayan and Aztec exhibits – Discover an exhibition that charts the origins of chocolate from its Mayan and Aztec origins. Learn how the Mayans and Aztecs cultivated cocoa beans and refined the use of cocoa as a ‘food for the gods.’
European discovery – Learn how Europe fell in love with chocolate after discovering it in the 16th Century as part of the Spanish colonization of Central America.
Divine samples – you'll have the chance to tickle your tastebuds with truly divine chocolate choices, from smooth milk varieties that hail from Ecuador and Costa Rica, to rich dark chocolates with a slightly bitter but sweet taste.

Admire the magnificent views of Disney®Village and Walt Disney Studios from the gondola of the PanoraMagique balloon.

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With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Ten-minute ride on the Ballon PanoraMagique at Disney®Village.
Ballon PanoraMagique takes you above the action of the park to see stunning views of the Disney®Village, the themed hotels and further on to the 27-hole golf course.

The Ballon PanoraMagique was built by AEROPHILE SAS in 2005 and has given several hundred thousand people a unique and unforgettable experience since its installation. In-flight, the balloon can be seen for a distance of 20 kilometres and it can carry up to 30 passengers (approximately 2.5 tons), making it the largest tethered balloon in the world. It is also the least polluting aircraft in the world as it is powered by an electric winch.

Don't miss out on the spectacular views available on this exciting sky ride.

Watch the world go by with a drink in hand in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, one of Paris' most famous neighborhoods

Enjoy a French Apéro in Saint-Germain-des-Prés with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Choose from a mouthwatering selection of cocktails accompanied by light bites.
Watch the world go by in this well-heeled district full of beautiful stores, cafés and galleries.

Take the weight off for a moment and do like the Parisians do with an afternoon drink to re-energize after a day of sightseeing.
Located in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, a beautiful, central neighborhood famous for art galleries, literature and jazz, Café Louise is the perfect spot to stop and enjoy a French apéro.
You can enjoy a refreshing cocktail from their menu of original creations as well as a selection of finger food.
Found just over the street from the famous brasseries Café de Flore and Les Deux Magots, the cafés around here are renowned for high-quality service and food.

So what are you waiting for? A day is Paris is incomplete without a café pitstop!

Tuck in to a traditional French crepe of your choice at a real Parisian bistro.  

Enjoy French Sweet Crepes at Bistro Marbeuf with zooFamily

Taste an original-recipe French sweet crepe served with a hot drink and fresh orange juice.
Choose from four flavors: chocolate or Nutella, banana and chocolate, butter and sugar, or fruit jam.
Take in a real Parisian bistro atmosphere at Bistro Marbeuf.
Right by the Champs Elysées for a convenient sightseeing break.
Bistro Marbeuf has created an exclusive crepe recipe just for passholders, so you can get a taste of this traditional sweet snack right in the heart of Paris.
Choose from four flavors - chocolate or Nutella, banana and chocolate, butter and sugar, or fruit jam. With your order, you'll also get a hot drink and fresh orange juice to enjoy.

Bistro Marbeuf is located right by some of Paris' top attractions and in the center of the city, so it's the perfect place to stop when you need a breather from all that sightseeing.

Start your sightseeing off right with breakfast at Café Louise.

Enjoy a Parisian Breakfast at Café Louise with zooFamily

With us, all you've got to do is turn up and show your pass.
A free croissant, freshly squeezed orange juice, a baguette, coffee, and fresh fruits.
Located in the charming Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood, Café Louise is a lovely spot to enjoy a traditional French breakfast.

You'll be greeted by the inviting smells of French pastries and freshly brewed coffee, before you can settle in and enjoy a filling and flavorsome breakfast. Café Louise's decor combines bistro furnishings with vintage flourishes - it's the perfect example of Parisian style!

Located at the heart of the Left Bank, be sure to take a wander around the area before embarking on a day of sightseeing - its famously a local hangout for writers and artists, and the area is brimming with creativity.

zooFamily is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes a Parisian Breakfast at Café Louise, plus admission to dozens more top attractions.

 

J’adore la fromage? Then this is the experience for you.

Enjoy a cheese tasting at Ô Chateau with zooFamily

Sample five kinds of French cheese and enjoy a complimentary glass of wine.
Learn about cheese making and tasting from an expert.
As a zooFamily passholder, you can also add an additional wine pairing for a discounted price of 20€.

It goes without saying, but you can’t come to Paris and not try some delicious French cheese. It’s a must.
With this experience, you’ll not only get to sample some delicious varieties, but you’ll also learn all about the cheese-making process, and the different characteristics of the cheeses you sample.

Ô Chateau is a great spot to enjoy a couple of hours indulging in French delicacies. Sophisticated yet unpretentious, it's a great way for foodie-enthusiasts and novices alike to enjoy learning about this famous French delicacy.
Top tip: with your pass, you can also get a discount on a wine pairing to have with each of your cheeses. Treat your tastebuds to expertly-chosen wines that perfectly complement the different flavors you are sampling.

See Paris from above with a trip to the top of the city's only skyscraper and discover breathtaking panoramic views from the tower’s 56th floor.

Take the Tour Montparnasse with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
General admission to the tower’s observation deck.
Entrance to the exhibition, where you can learn about the building’s history and construction.
Access to the highest café in Europe via one of the fastest lifts in the world.

Paris is certainly known for its landmark sights, and with Montparnasse Tower tickets, you can see them all from a prime position at the tower’s striking observation deck.
At 689ft high, it really is the best place in Paris to experience unrivaled views of the city’s spectacular skyline. On a clear day, expect to see 40km away, taking in key attractions from the Notre Dame and the Eiffel Tower to the Sacré Coeur and much more.
This unmissable experience starts before you’ve even seen the sights as you’ll head to the 56th floor in one of the fastest lifts in the world. Once at the top, the terrace offers glass shelters, heating and air conditioning, providing you with optimal viewing conditions whatever the weather.
And it’s not just amazing views that this skyscraper offers. You’ll also get access to the café and an exhibition to learn more about this impressive structure. For something a little different, head up to the terrace at night and see the sparkling City of Lights. This memorable Montparnasse Tower view will stay in your memory long after you’ve left.

Montparnasse Tower highlights

Panorama – This impressive viewing gallery offers jaw-dropping views of Paris. Explore the interactive screens and telescopes across the observation deck for a fully immersive experience.
360˚ Café and Le Ciel de Paris – Dine with a delectable view at Europe’s highest panoramic café and restaurant. Whether you're in the mood for, a candlelit sit-down supper or want to replenish your energy at the café, there's something for everyone at the top of the Tower.
Exhibition – Here, you’ll learn about the history of the building, from its conception in 1959 (by winning architects Urbain Cassan, Eugène Beaudouin, Louis de Hoÿm de Marien and Jean Saubot) to its initial build in 1970. Archive photographs, exhibitions and unique artifacts trace the history of Montparnasse Tower from past to present Paris.

FAQs

How tall is the Montparnasse Tower?
The building holds the record of being the tallest building in Paris, standing at 210 meters (690 ft) tall, equivalent to 59 stories.

How many floors does the Montparnasse Tower have?
The tower features 59 above-ground levels along with 6 underground floors.

Did you know

The Montparnasse district used to be a popular hub for writers and poets of The School of Paris who flocked to the area for cheap housing and studios.
The viewing platform attracts over 1,200,000 visitors a year but the whole tower itself houses around 5,000 employees, at one of the most prestigious addresses in the city.
In total, Montparnasse Tower weighs 150,000 tonnes and took nearly four years to build.
Prepare for the ride of your life. The tower’s lightning-fast lift will take you from the ground floor to the 56th floor in just 38 seconds.

Champagne? A selection of French pastries? Say. No. More.

Enjoy a 'Champagne Gourmand' at Restaurant Au Cadet de Gascogne with zooFamily

Includes a glass of Champagne and a selection of mignardises (small French pastries).
Inspired by Café Gourmand (where you’d enjoy a selection of mignardises with an espresso), Au Cadet de Gascogne has decided to zhuzh up this tradition by pairing some tasty sweet pastries with a glass of Champagne.

Restaurant Au Cadet de Gascogne is located in Montmartre, right on Place du Tertre, famous for its artists and painters. From the terrace, you can enjoy views of  Sacré Cœur Basilica, which also happens to be a two-minute stroll from the restaurant.
zooFamily is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes Champagne Gourmand in Montmartre, plus admission to dozens more top attractions.

Dive into the unknown at the Paris Aquarium and discover a watery wonderland filled with over 500 sea creatures.

Visit Aquarium de Paris with zooFamily

General admission to the aquarium.
Access to live feedings, educational films, and talks.
The chance to pet sea creatures.
A walk through the spectacular shark tunnel.

One of Paris's best-loved attractions, the famous Paris Aquarium is home to the largest aquarium tank in France.
Take an immersive journey into the deep and discover an underwater world with a strikingly diverse range of aquatic species on display. You’ll be able to get up close and personal with everything from sharks and sea-turtles to clownfish, sea urchins and more in this stunning environment.
The aquarium also features a comprehensive schedule to both educate and inform. Check out fascinating National Geographic films, as well as live feedings that take place four times a day, in addition to informative talks about conserving the ocean and the creatures that live within it.
Located on the Eastern side of the Jardins du Trocadéro, Aquarium de Paris re-creates a range of underwater habitats for their 500-odd species, from Mediterranean shores to tropical coral reefs, lagoons and more. Be mesmerized as you walk through the shark tunnel, get hands-on with marine creatures at the petting pool and learn more about different species from around the globe. As one of the best aquariums in Paris, you’ll learn everything you ever wanted to know about life in the deep.

Paris Aquarium highlights

Koi Carp pool – See these large vibrant fish as they glide about in a landscaped pool. You can even touch those that might pop up to say hello.
Medusarium © - Experience this visually captivating display of jellyfish across a collection of 25 pools. As the largest exhibition of jellyfish in Europe, its something truly unique.
Coral Collections – The Paris Aquarium is home to over 700 colonies of corals, including trumpet corals and deep red Mediterranean corals, which are arranged across a range of entrancing pools.

Did you know

 The aquarium is home to the largest water tank in France; it holds a massive three-million liters of water.
There are four different species of shark at the aquarium including nurse, zebra, black-tip, and gray varieties.

zooFamily is best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes Paris Aquarium – Cineaqua tickets, plus admission to dozens more top attractions.

Mingle with your favorite celebs and French icons at this epic waxwork museum.

Visit the Grévin Paris - Wax Museum with Entry with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
General admission to the museum and its permanent exhibits.
Over 400 wax figures to see including Hollywood celebrities and historical characters.
Access to the amazing Hall of Mirrors for a special effects show.
As one of Paris’ most interactive attractions, you’ll have hours of fun in this eclectic museum.

Musée Grévin is the ultimate place to come to meet all your favorite movie stars, artists, musicians, royals and celebrities.

Wander through lifelike scenes depicting historic and modern Paris and come face-to-face with over 400 waxwork figures that look exactly like their real-life versions. You'll journey through Paris' fascinating history, learning all about its culture, with everything from opera and fashion to football and rugby covered. Learn all about the French Revolution through the dramatic visual scenes as well as key events from 19th and 20th Century history. There’s plenty of contemporary characters including in the line-up too, including Katy Perry, Angelina Jolie, Cristiano Ronaldo and more. One of Musée Grévin's must-see displays is the stunning Hall of Mirrors, which was created in 1900 for the Universal Exhibition at the Trocadéro. Walk through this specially designed, opulent exhibit and experience a fantastical sound and light show like no other. You'll also get the chance to learn about the unique step-by-step creation of Musée Grévin's lifelike wax figures, from the precise details of their makeup to the models who sit in for the body molds. Touch some of the resin and the hair used to make the final products if you're feeling curious.

Musée Grévin highlights

See a range of stars – Every type of famous person is represented in the museum, from politicians and decision-makers to sports stars, fashion icons and rock and roll legends.
New Experiences – Explore an area of the museum dedicated to innovative new exhibits. Think meeting androids and playing puzzling games.
Hall of Mirrors – This unique show has been running in the museum since 1935 and is not to be missed!
Grévin Theatre – While you’re there, don’t forget to take a sneak peek at the small theatre contained within the museum, which has been used since the 19th Century to host magical acts. The theatre’s stunning interior decoration is definitely magical to see.

Did you know

It takes up to 500,000 individual natural hairs to make each wax figure. Eyes are created from glass and the individual teeth are fashioned by dental specialists.
On average, the makeup team will spend 42 hours to complete the reproduction of a celebrity's features.
Mozart's figure includes his original harpsichord, which is displayed right next to it.
zooFamily is a better way to sightsee. Your pass includes Grévin Paris - Wax Museum tickets, plus admission to dozens of top Paris attractions for one money-saving price.

Ready to start exploring Paris? First, choose between an All-Inclusive Pass or Explorer Pass.

Go on a journey through the history of perfume at the Fragonard Musée du Parfum in Paris before creating your very own fragrance to take home.

Take Fragonard’s mini perfume workshop with zooFamily

This attraction is extremely popular and gets booked up fast. If this is one of your 'must-sees', please reserve your spot as soon as possible!
With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Explore museum exhibits including antique perfume bottles, pots-pourris and period furnishings.
Learn about the history of perfume manufacture and get the chance to make your very own eau de toilette.

This olfactory journey through the history of perfume includes a short guided tour of Fragonard’s Musée du Parfum.
Close to other major Paris attractions including the Paris Opéra and Louvre Museum, Fragonard’s Musée du Parfum is set in an attractive 19th-century townhouse in the 9th arrondissement.
Step inside for a guided tour that reveals cabinets of curiosities showcasing beautiful artifacts and ephemera from the history of perfume-making. Highlights include an ancient Mesopotamian kohl vase hewn out of chalk, a fine silver-gilt pomander from the Middle Ages and an ornate Louis XIV perfume burner.
Learn about some of the planet’s best-loved floral fragrances, including Chinese osmanthus, Italian bergamot and Australian sandalwood, and visit the stills room to discover how scent is extracted from their flowers through the process of distillation.

Established in the city of Grasse a century ago, the Fragonard perfumery celebrates a different flower every year. During your workshop, you’ll learn about this year’s chosen bloom, before being guided through the process of creating your own ‘flower of the year’ eau de toilette. The resulting scent is yours to take away as a 12ml bottle spray.

Perfume mini workshop highlights

Musée du Parfum - take a 20-minute guided tour of this 19th-century mansion, and discover antique perfume bottles in all shapes and sizes, spanning the centuries from the Pharaohs to Fabergé
Perfume workshop - learn about the ‘olfactory pyramid’ before creating and customizing your very own ‘flower of the year’ perfume to take home in this 20-minute workshop

Spend a lazy afternoon sipping Champagne and diving into French fare at this classic Parisian brasserie...

Enjoy a Croque Monsieur & Champagne Cocktail with zooFamily

With your pass you can enjoy a complimentary croque monsieur sandwich and glass of Champagne at brasserie Au Vieux Châtelet
Perched along the river Seine, you'll have fantastic views across the city
You can visit dozens more Paris attractions with your pass so be sure to check them out!

Sat on the corner of the historical Théâtre du Châtelet, Au Vieux Châtelet brasserie is everything you want in a traditional French brasserie: think cosy wood interiors, ornate trimmings and classic home cooking done right.
Opt for the nation's favourite croque monsieur - a toasted sandwich with molten gruyère cheese, smoked ham and Dijon mustard, topped with a buttery béchamel sauce. This mainstay has been on the menu for decades and for good reason; whether you're in the mood for a lazy brunch or late afternoon pick-me-up, this is an absolute classic.

Alternatively, for a bit of extra indulgence, go for a croque madame (very similar, but with a fried egg to crown the dish). Pair that with a cassis-flavored kir royale Champagne cocktail, and you're all set!
During summer months, the brasserie terrace is the perfect spot to bask in a bit of Parisian sunshine.

Awaken your tastebuds and indulge in one of France's favorite pastimes with this delectable French wine-tasting experience.

Try French Wine Tasting at Les Caves du Louvre with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Try three French wines on a guided tour led by an expert.
Tastings inside a historic royal cellar.

Pssst: the English guided tour is popular and books up fast! We recommend checking availability here and reserving your spot well in advance. Or you can go for a self audio guided tour in the morning (booking not required for this option)  

Take a well-earned break after a busy day of sightseeing and relax over some fine wine and cheese at Paris' most exciting wine bar. It's the number one destination in Paris for wine lovers.
From Sauvignon Blanc to Châteauneuf-du-Pape, you'll be taken on a journey from grape to wine before tasting three French wines. The experience combines historical insights with wine-tasting education and information about the wine-making regions around France. Journey into the atmospheric wine cellars at Les Caves du Louvre and discover a world of wine with a memorable wine-tasting tour experience with their trained sommeliers.

Did you know

Unsurprisingly, France produces more wine than any other country – an impressive 550 million cases per year!
Les Caves du Louvre was originally established by King Louis XV's sommelier.

Additional information

Free Wi-Fi is provided.

This experience is an adult-only tasting session. If you have bought a child pass, your child/teen will not be allowed to participate in this event. Be sure to book a non-drinker slot for your child on their booking website. There is also a comfortable waiting area with free Wi-Fi, where they can relax and wait for you while you attend the tasting.

Stroll through the narrow streets and explore this wonderful, creative neighborhood.

Enjoy a Walking Tour of Saint-Germain-des-Prés with zooFamily

Our pass gives you access to a guided tour of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
Explore the fascinating history and culture of one of Paris' central neighborhoods.
Learn about the area's evolution as a cultural hub for artists and writers and how it become the birthplace of the French existentialist movement.
Visit one of France's national theaters and marvel at Paris' largest church.
Your Paris pass also includes dozens of other top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price.

About this experience

Enjoy a glimpse into real Parisian life as you stroll through this beautiful neighborhood. Walking some of the oldest streets and cobblestone passageways in Paris, you'll find a mix of rich culture and history that truly reflects the French 'joie de vivre'. Also home to the city's oldest cafes, restaurants and jazz clubs, this area is begging to be explored by foodies and music lovers. You'll also find chocolate shops, pâtisseries and plenty of other French gems. As you go through the city, listen out for your guide's local recommendations for further exploring, dining and shopping.

Why choose zooFamily?  

Our app makes sightseeing easy – your pass, plus all the info you’ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.  
No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, Saint-Germain-des-Prés Walking Tour’s admission fee is included with your pass. 

Saint-Germain-des-Prés highlights

Boulevard Saint-Germain - home to countless historic cafes, this chic boulevard is where famous writers and artists, such as Picasso and Hemingway, gathered in the 1920s.
Church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés - Paris' oldest church and one of the few remains of Romanesque architecture in the city.
Rue de Buci - as you stroll down this buzzing street you'll find dozens of lively coffee spots, delicious crêperies and trendy bars.
Odeon-Theatre de l'Europe - Paris' national theater, inaugurated by Marie-Antoinette.
St Sulpice Church - sitting right in the center of the arrondissement, this is one of Paris' largest churches. Appearing most famously in 'The Da Vinci Code', the final stop on this tour is sure to wow you.

zooFamily is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes Saint-Germain-Des-Prés Walking Tour tickets, plus admission to dozens more top Paris attractions.

Step back in time to 19th-century Paris on a guided walk through the city’s atmospheric covered passages.

Discover Paris’s covered passages on a walking tour with zooFamily

With us, there are no additional fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Visit Galerie Vivienne, the Passage Choiseul, the Passage des Panoramas, the Passage Jouffroy and the Passage Verdeau on this 90-minute tour.
Your guide will share the history of the arcades, as well as recommending the best places to shop and dine.
Stroll beneath the elegant glass-and-iron canopies of Paris’s covered passages, which are brimming with boutique shops, antiques and cute cafés.
Your tour begins at the Galerie Vivienne, a neo-classical style arcade with intricate mosaic floors and an elegant glass roof with an impressive dome. Expect fashion boutiques, wine cellars and typical French brasseries inside.
Next up are the Passage Choiseul – the longest covered passage in Paris and a registered historic monument – and the Passage des Panoramas, which was built in 1799, making it the oldest of the city’s arcades.
Look out for the ornate clock, smart geometric tiling and old-fashioned wooden store fronts as you stroll through the Passage du Jouffroy. This walkway is also home to a small wax museum, established by cartoonist Alfred Grévin and Le Gaulois newspaper founder Arthur Meyer in 1882.
Last but by no means least, the Passage Verdeau is packed with antique stores and vintage curiosities. This is where, beneath a towering canopy of iron and glass, you can pick up antiquarian books, prints, paintings, photos and more.

Covered passages walking tour highlights

Galerie Vivienne - this beautifully restored arcade has a glass dome and rotunda decorated with goddesses and nymphs
Passage du Jouffroy - home to a wax museum and atmospheric Librairie du Passage bookstore, one of the oldest on Paris
Passage Verdeau - light streams in through a beautiful glass-and-iron canopy, illuminating rows of antique stores

Get a local's look at this artistic Parisian district, home to fine food, quaint architecture and quirky establishments.

Enjoy the Montmartre & Sacré Coeur Walking Tour with zooFamily

A 90 minute leisurely walking tour around the historic Montmartre district
Guidance from a local expert guide, who will teach you about the area’s history and culture
The chance to discover local food specialties

Explore Montmartre like a local on this fascinating walking tour. This atmospheric Parisian district is synonymous with cultural icons, and many famous artists once had studios there during the French Belle Époque, including Modigliani, Monet, Degas, Toulouse-Lautrec, Picasso and Van Gogh.

On this 90 minute Montmartre tour, you'll be taken around the neighborhood to admire its unique architectural charm, while sampling interesting sights along the way. Your expert guide will provide you with historical insights and cultural facts as you stroll, and you’ll have the chance to discover under-the-radar shopping boutiques and food specialists along the way where you can buy Paris’ finest cheeses, charcuteries, crusty bread and wine. Admire the white-domed Sacré-Cœur basilica and enjoy splendid views of the whole city from the top of the huge hill.

Montmartre Tour highlights

Moulin Rouge – This world-renowned cabaret show is a French cultural icon and has been showing in the district since the 19th Century. Its grand building featuring a famous neon red windmill on its roof is an unforgettable symbol of the city.
Sacré Cœur Basilica – Be inspired by this opulent Roman Catholic basilica, standing high on a hill in gleaming white. The lavish portico will definitely catch your eye thanks to its three dramatic arches as well as striking statues of French heroes and heroines, including the famous Joan of Arc.
Exemplary architecture – The district makes an impact thanks to its charming and elegant architecture, which is steeped in history everywhere you turn.

Did you know

The Christian bishop Saint Denis was decapitated on the hill of Montmartre in 250 AD by the Romans.
Montmartre was outside Paris' city limits until 1 January 1860 when it was annexed to the city and became part of the 18th arrondissement of Paris.
Artists set up easels and tables near the Sacré Cœur basilica each day amongst the colorful setups of the Place du Tertre.
The Moulin Rouge was founded in 1889 and became the birthplace of the French cancan.
There's a small vineyard in Montmartre with a yield of approximately 500 liters a year.

zooFamily is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes Montmartre Walking Tour tickets, plus admission to dozens more top attractions.
Tour provided by ExperienceFirst

Follow the adventures of Netflix's newest fashionista on this comprehensive walking tour.

Enjoy the Emily in Paris: The Unofficial Tour with zooFamily

Our pass gives you access to a guided tour of Paris, inspired by the popular Netflix series.
Discover famous filming locations and relive your favorite moments from the show.
Led by an expert guide, who will tell you everything about Parisian history and culture.
Your Paris pass also includes dozens of other top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price.

About this experience

Looking for the ultimate Parisian adventure? Walk in the footsteps of Emily Cooper, Netflix's newest fashionista taking the world by storm. After landing her dream job en París, Emily makes a life for herself in the beautiful French capital, and you're here to explore it just as she did! You'll pass by all the famous and luxurious locations where Emily Cooper is seen in the hit Netflix show.

Why choose zooFamily?  

Our app makes sightseeing easy – your pass, plus all the info you’ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.  
No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, Emily in Paris: The Unofficial Tour’s admission fee is included with your pass. 

Emily in Paris: The Unofficial Tour highlights

During this truly immersive experience, your knowledgeable guide will tell you everything there is to know about the wonderful French capital. You'll learn everything about French culture and history as you pass some of the most famous landmarks. Discuss fashion and food as you walk in Emily's footsteps, across the Pont Des Arts, down Rue de Rivoli and through scenic squares.

Your tour begins at Emily's apartment and takes you by her favorite local spots, such as Gabriel's restaurant and the bakery where she has her first pain au chocolat. On this walking tour, you can snap selfies like the stars in some of the prettiest places in Paris, like the Palais Royal Garden and the black-and-white striped Colonnes de Buren. You'll cross the Pont Des Arts and enjoy sweeping views of the Seine, what more could you ask for?

The tour ends at Avenue de L'Opera, where you can take yourself on a tour of Place Vendôme and Palais Garnier; both ultra-chic filming locations that hosted Emily's favorite events and shopping trips!
zooFamily is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes Emily in Paris: The Unofficial Tour tickets, plus admission to dozens more top Paris attractions.

Discover local hotspots and hidden gems in the stylish neighborhood of Le Marais.

Take the Paris’ Hidden Gems in Le Marais – Walking Tour with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
90-minute guided walking tour around this trendy Parisian neighborhood.
Your pass gives you access to dozens more of the city's top attractions, so be sure to check them out.
Explore an authentic Parisian neighborhood and see where the locals like to hang out.

This 90-minute tour takes you to all the hidden hotspots you won't find in a typical guidebook. You'll wander through the beautiful Rue des Rosiers in the Jewish Quarter, along the cobblestone streets of Village Saint-Paul, and around the Place des Vosges - a 17th Century square where Victor Hugo lived. Along the way, your local guide will point out hidden gems steeped in history, trendy shops, and unusual attractions that travelers often miss.
Take plenty of photos of the picturesque streets and make note of the hip hangouts and chic local restaurants to visit later. A must-do for those who want to see Paris beyond the tourist trail.

Paris’ Hidden Gems in Le Marais – Walking Tour highlights

Pompidou Center - admire the unusual 'inside-out' architecture of this innovative building and learn how Parisians came to love it.
Rue des Rosiers - explore the 12th-century street of rosebushes and take snaps of the storybook-style buildings.
Stravinsky Fountain - marvel at this colorful fountain filled with 16 unique art pieces that move and spray water. It's like nothing you've seen before!
Bibliothèque de la Ville de Paris - this historic library is housed in one of the oldest mansions in the Marais - the Hôtel de Lamoignon.
Village Saint-Paul - your tour will end in this chic area which is full of art galleries and artisan boutiques to explore. Your guide will offer tips on the best places to eat and drink if you want to spend the rest of the afternoon here.

Get to know one of the most interesting areas of the city on this walking tour of Paris's Latin Quarter.

Take the Latin Quarter Walking Tour with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
A 90-minute tour of the Latin Quarter.
An expert guide will take you to some of the area's most important landmarks.

Explore one of Paris's most beautiful areas and come away with an understanding of the history of this popular part of the city.
On this tour, you'll learn plenty about this 2,000-year-old area of the city. You'll spot Roman ruins, learn about historic statues, and make some stops at top local landmarks.

Latin Quarter tour highlights

Notre Dame Cathedral: discover the history of this famous landmark.
Arènes de Lutèce: visit a 2,000-year-old Roman amphitheater.
Shakespeare and Company: check out a world-famous, century-old bookstore, which was once the hangout of many famous novelists such as  Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Rue de la Huchette: get a La La Land-inspired snap, from the street where its most iconic scene was filmed.

Learn all about Paris' famous scandals and love affairs on this trip through the city's largest cemetery.  

Take the Scandals & Love Affairs at Pere Lachaise - Walking Tour with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
90-minute guided walking tour around Père Lachaise Cemetery.
Your pass gives you access to dozens more of the city's top attractions, so be sure to check them out.

Get straight to the gossip, secrets, scandals on this unique walking tour through a Parisian cemetery.
You'll be guided around Père Lachaise Cemetery - home to the tombs of Oscar Wilde and Victor Noir - and given the scandalous history of the people buried there. Learn all about Marilyn Monroe's connection to this cemetery, why thousands of people kiss the tomb of Oscar Wilde every year, and plenty of gossip only known to locals.  

Immerse yourself in this unique side of Parisian history and admire the striking cemetery full of elaborate tombstones and gothic architecture.

Explore this fascinating Parisian neighborhood and get to know its history on this informative walking tour.

Enjoy a Montparnasse Neighborhood Walking Tour with zooFamily

A 90-minute walking tour of Montparnasse.
Once the stomping grounds of many an artist, Montparnasse is a must-visit for culture vultures. From Hemingway to Dali, this was the place to be in the early 20th Century.
This walking tour focuses on the 14th arrondissement's artistic and cultural history. You'll learn all about Parisian Cafe Society, and how people here lived and thrived in spite of the Nazi occupation and French Resistance.

You'll also visit the area's most notable attractions including Tour Montparnasse (the city's only skyscraper), Montparnasse Cemetery (the final resting place of various celebrities and intellectuals, including Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre), and Paris's Little Theatre District, Rue de la Gaite.
Tour provided by ExperienceFirst

Take a journey of ruin, rebirth and remembrance at this French icon and descend into its fascinating crypt deep below

Experience Notre Dame and the Archeological Crypt with zooFamily

This attraction is extremely popular and gets booked up fast. If this is one of your 'must-sees', please reserve your spot as soon as possible!
With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
An expert guide takes you on a 1-hour tour outside Notre Dame.
This is followed by a self-guided tour into the crypt.
Hear local stories of the tragedy of the 2019 blaze that caused so much damage.
Get the inside scoop on how and when the cathedral will reopen...

Please note that you cannot enter Notre Dame cathedral due to fire damage. The tour takes place outside the cathedral.
Paris is full of must-see monuments, and Notre Dame is top of the list This striking cathedral was begun in 1163 and took over a century to complete. Despite the major fire that damaged much of the cathedral in April 2019, its splendor is still very much intact.

Along this walking tour, your guide will take you around the scene of the fire and share first-person perspectives about this historic event. You’ll relive the night when people all over the world watched in horror as the cathedral filled the sky with ash, and hear about what was lost... but also what was saved.
You'll also get to admire the stunning façade of the building and its incredible exterior architecture, including its legendary gargoyles, before being shown the location of Point Zero. This spot in the heart of the square in front of the cathedral is the 'geographic center' of Paris that’s considered a place of good luck. Though you cannot enter the square, for now, you can see it from afar.

Then your guide will lead you to the entrance to the crypt, where, following your guided tour, you will be given access below Notre Dame. You'll take a self-guided visit to the very foundations of Île de la Cité, the original city of Paris.

Highlights

Notre Dame’s famous façade with its iconic towers and legendary gargoyles that survived the fire
Point Zero - a glimpse of the geographic center of Paris
The south side of the cathedral where you’ll see magnificent flying buttresses and the empty space where the famous spire fell in the blaze
Archaeological crypt of Île de la Cité to discover on your own

Crack the clues and catch the killer as you see the stunning sites of Paris.

Solve The Murder by Notre Dame with zooFamily

Your Paris pass also includes dozens more top attractions, tours and experiences, all for one money-saving price.
With your pass, you'll get a two-hour self-guided mystery-solving experience.
Recommended for anyone over the age of 8.  

Based on a real 20th-century crime, this experience brings together the joy of puzzle-solving and sightseeing as you explore the Parisian Latin Quarter.
It's 1934, Desiree Castillon has just been murdered and it's up to you to find out who did it.
Experience Paris like never before as you discover the Latin Quarter, solve tricky tasks to uncover the clues and gather your evidence to make an accusation.
Collect your case file from the city-center location, then its time to stalk the streets of the city and crack the case on a self-guided mystery tour like no other.
Happy hunting!

Why choose zooFamily?

Our customers can save up to 50% on their sightseeing vs. buying regular walk-up tickets.
Our app makes sightseeing easy – your pass, plus all the info you’ll need is right there in the palm of your hand.
No need to worry about buying tickets on the day, Solve a Mystery - The Murder by Notre Dame fee is included with your pass.
zooFamily is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes Solve a Mystery - The Murder by Notre Dame, plus admission to dozens more top Paris attractions.

Look out over all of Paris during this climb up its famous tower, led by a knowledgeable guide

Enjoy an Eiffel Tower Guided Climb to the Second Floor with zooFamily

Experience the Eiffel Tower from within on a tour led by an expert guide up 674 stairs.
Learn about the tower's engineering and some daredevil stunts that made history.
Get a bird's eye view over the Louvre, Notre Dame, Sacré-Cœur, Hotel des Invalides, and more.
The experience takes 3 - 4 hours depending on the queues to enter the Eiffel Tower.

Climbing up the steps of this world-famous structure is how its creator, Gustave Eiffel, intended for it to be enjoyed. On this expert guide-led tour, you'll do just that. You'll get to know fascinating secrets behind its engineering and tales of its history as you enjoy the view, which only gets better the higher you climb!
The Eiffel Tower is simply unmissable on a trip to Paris, and this tour is the very first guide-led climb up the stairs in the tower's history.
Those daring enough can step out on the first level's transparent floor, where you can look down upon the forecourt below. Then you'll carry on your climb to the second level, a dizzying 377 ft. in the air!

Put women back into the heart of Paris on an insightful guided tour.

Enjoy the Women of Paris walking tours with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
Get a fresh perspective on the City of Light and women's role in shaping the capital.
Led by a passionate and knowledgeable guide.
Accompanied by delicious tastings, these tours give you the best flavor of Paris.
Exploring themes such as women in power, the women's liberation movement, haute couture and food culture, these walking tours promise a stimulating experience off the beaten path.
Women's history has long been neglected in a country ruled by men. Discover a different side of Paris and gain an insight into the influence and achievements of the city's famous female population. There are three tours to choose from:

The Essential Tour
This unique three-hours tour puts women at the forefront of Paris' fascinating history. Through enlightening and entertaining stories, this tour sheds light on the achievements of women, and in doing so, brings greater equality to the way we reflect on the City of Light.
The Sugar & Spice & Women Who Write Tour
This tour reveals the fascinating and often scandalous lives of some of the best writers of the last two centuries. Learn how these women championed the Women's Liberation Movement and helped shape our modern world. You'll also be treated to some of the best sweet treats the city has to offer.
Paris Stylé: The Women Who Made Haute Couture
Your guide will lead you through the 'triangle d'or' (golden triangle) of Parisian haute couture. Listen to tales of five different female designers and how they helped Paris, and particularly the Parisienne, become synonymous with fashion, style and elegance.

See Know Before You Go and Hours of Operation for the different meeting points and tour times.

See Paris at your own pace with a hop-on, hop-off Paris bus tour.

Take a 1-day Big Bus Tour with zooFamily

With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.
A one-day ticket to see all the city's sights.
Stops at the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame and the Paris Opera House.
Audio guide available in 11 different languages.

Special offer: show your pass to get an extra day for only €17 per person (adult or child). This add-on can be booked only after scanning your pass for the first day included with your pass. Just ask any Big Bus operator (shop at Opéra, drivers, or resellers at the bus stops) and you can pay for it then and there.
Stop off at nine key sights around the city: from museums to iconic cathedrals, this beautiful city has it all and the Paris hop-on, hop-off bus allows you to take them all in at your own leisurely pace.
Simply select which famous landmarks you want to get a closer look at, then hop off the bus to see them and jump back on again to travel to the next. This super flexible tourist bus gives you the freedom to choose what you want to see and when, making it ideal for those of you who don’t want to fix yourself to a rigid schedule.
The tour also includes a fascinating audio guide in 11 different languages, giving you the opportunity to learn all about the buildings and monuments as you pass them by.

Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour stops

Eiffel Tower – The most popular tourist site in Paris, this iconic structure is one of the most recognized landmarks in the world, and a key symbol of the city. Originally built as a temporary structure for the World's Fair in 1889, it’s made of 301.8m of steel and over 18,000 individual pieces.
Champs de Mars – Take a moment to enjoy this 60-acre landscaped garden in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower. It was originally created in the 17th Century for cultivating grapes and vegetables and later became the site of the École Militaire's training grounds, where a young Napoleon trained.
Musée de Louvre – This world-renowned museum is one of the world’s greats and home to over 35,000 pieces of exquisite art. Browse paintings and sculptures including the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo.
Notre Dame – One of the city's most iconic landmarks, this imposing Gothic cathedral is famous for its beautiful nave and buttresses, as well as its infamous gargoyles.
Musée D'Orsay – Built as a train station and still home to the original station clock, this beautiful museum is an architectural feat. It’s home to several exemplary masterpieces from the years 1848 to 1915, including iconic works by Cézanne, Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh and more.
Paris Opera House – Admire one of the most elaborate buildings in Paris. Also known as Palais Garnier or the Garnier Opera House, it’s one of the city's most important and opulent performance spaces. Get up close to the mirrors, mosaics and chandeliers – not to mention the impressive Grand Staircase.
Champs Elysées Étoile – Check out one of the most famous shopping streets in Paris and the world. Stretching 1.8 miles, this long avenue is an iconic Parisian promenade, lined with high street shops and some of the most expensive real estate in the world.
Grand Palais – This building was constructed to pay homage to the impressive arts in Paris, especially the Beaux-Arts movement which inspired its eye-catching architecture. Marvel at the stone facades, glass vaults and steel frames, and check out some of the best views in Paris thanks to its prime location on the banks on the Seine.
Trocadéro – If you’re looking for a moment of peace, explore these tranquil gardens. They stretch approximately 94,000m² and are home to the Paris Aquarium, National Theatre and Chaillot Palace.

Click visit the Big Bus website for a map of the Big Bus Tour route.

A magical, colorful and thoroughly exciting day of fun is to be had at Parc Astérix, the theme park based on Goscinny’s classic comics

Visit Parc Astérix with zooFamily

Pay nothing upon arrival, simply show your digital pass.
Immerse in the fantasy cartoon world and meet your favorite characters.
Your pass gives you access to dozens of other top attractions, so make sure to check them out!
Parc Astérix is the fantastical theme park based on René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo’s much-beloved comic book series The Adventures of Astérix (Astérix le Gaulois in French).

Complete with hair-raising rollercoasters, wonderfully decorated attractions, indoor and outdoor activities and simply irresistible shows that combine stunts, clever effects, magic, humor, and special encounters… the whole family will be thrilled by a day of riotous fun! In fact, this is France’s second-most visited theme park after Disneyland Paris.
Comprising 42 sensational attractions across the site, Parc Astérix allows you to travel back in time to the cartoon worlds of Gaul and the Roman Empire, Ancient Greece, the Vikings, Medival times, and more!. You’ll find Astérix’s friends Obelix, his faithful dog Dogmatix, the druid Getafix, the beautiful Panacea and many other characters from the comics that feature throughout the park.
What’s more, your little Gauls will delight in a special collection of attractions created just for young ones, from mini-log flumes to flying plane rides and dolphin and sea lion shows!
Just 35 km from Paris, a family trip to France’s capital is incomplete without a day at the magical Parc Astérix!

Parc Astérix attractions and shows

Oziris - an inverted rollercoaster where you will whizz at speeds up to 90kmph around 40 metres above the ground!
Goudurix - another hair-raising, multi-looping coaster. It starts gently… and then whoosh! It’s all go!
Tonnerre de Zeus - the second-longest wooden rollercoaster in Europe. Can you handle the dizzying descent from Olympia?!
Chronos: Magie et Illusions - this fascinating show of magic and illusions will delight young and old alike with displays of breath-taking effects and mind-bending tricks.