Go City Paris at a glance
| All-Inclusive Pass | Explorer Pass | Paris Museum Pass (for comparison) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price (adult) | €199 for 2 days (3 to 6 days on the selector) | €84 for 3 attractions (up to 7) | €85 (2 days), €105 (4 days), €125 (6 days) |
| Child | €89 (ages 2 to 17) for 2 days | €59 for 3 attractions | Most sites are free under 18 |
| What you get | 83 attractions, including a Paris Museum Pass, the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe and Notre-Dame towers | A choice of 3 to 7 from 36 attractions | Around 60 museums and monuments in Paris and Île-de-France |
| Validity | Consecutive calendar days from first use | 30 days from first use | 48, 96 or 144 consecutive hours |
| Eiffel Tower | Reserved access, stairs to the second floor | Reserved access, stairs to the second floor | Not included |
Both Go City passes can be used for up to one year from purchase, and a pass you have not activated can be refunded within 90 days. The Explorer Pass does not list the Louvre: according to the comparison table on gocity.com, the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe and Notre-Dame towers are All-Inclusive only. Museum Pass prices were noted in October 2026 on the official site; see our Paris Museum Pass comparison.
Worked example: two days in Paris
Entry prices for a visitor from outside the European Economic Area, October 2026.
| Plan | Single tickets | Paris Museum Pass | Go City All-Inclusive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1: Louvre €32, Orsay €16, Sainte-Chapelle €22 | €70 | Included | Included |
| Day 2: Conciergerie €15, Arc de Triomphe €22 | €37 | Included | Included |
| Eiffel Tower by stairs to the second floor | €14.80 | €14.80 | Included |
| Seine cruise (about €20) | €20 | €20 | Included |
| Total | €141.80 | €119.80 (€85 + €34.80) | €199 |
Result: the Museum Pass saves about €22 against single tickets; Go City costs about €57 more than single tickets, and you would have to recover that with the hop-on hop-off bus and other extras. For visitors who live in the EEA, the Louvre and several sites cost less at the door, so the Museum Pass saves less.
Who should buy which
- Museum Pass: you plan three or more museums or monuments, such as the Louvre, Orsay, Sainte-Chapelle and Versailles.
- Go City All-Inclusive: you stay 4 to 6 days, you will really use the bus, cruise and experiences, and you like having everything on one app.
- Go City Explorer: you want 3 to 7 specific experiences (cruise, bus, tastings); check the usual price of each before paying, because the Louvre is not part of it.
- Single tickets: you visit one or two sites, or mostly walk and see free places.
Before you buy
- A pass does not remove the need to book a time slot at busy sites: see booking ahead in Paris.
- None of these passes includes metro or RER transport.
- Compare all the options in Paris Museum Pass: is it worth it and arrange your days with Paris in 3 days. For the sights themselves, see what to see in Paris and the Seine cruise guide.
