Visiting the museums in Paris must know the money-saving strategy!
Arriving at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, it was a photo exhibition of a whole gallery, which brought people into the artistic atmosphere of France. The Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe, and Fontainebleau are all familiar with the art scenes of Paris. Now you can visit them all by buying a museum pass. The
Museum Pass includes tickets to more than 60 museums and memorials such as the Louvre, the Palace of Versailles, the Pompidou Centre, the Arc de Triomphe and the Muse d'Orsay. There are two-day, four-day and six-day tickets, the price is 48 euros, 62 euros, 74 euros, if you go to the Louvre, the ticket is 12 euros, the Versailles ticket is 18 euros, the Centre Pompidou 13 euros, The Arc de Triomphe climbs to the top of 9.5 Euros, so even if you only go to these 4 places, the two-day ticket will be worth the return price, and in most places you can also skip the queue.
The Paris Museum stipulates that children under the age of 18 are exempt from the ticket and need to travel with their parents. If the parent holds a pass, the child does not need to line up separately, and can accompany the parents to directly enter the museum with their age identification (passport).
Place of purchase: Charles de Gaulle Airport, the first floor of the Lafayette Men's Wear Hall, the consultation office set up by the Regional Tourism Bureau
Two-day itinerary recommended:
D1 Louvre - Pompid Du Centre-Orsay Museum
D2 Versailles-Arc de Triomphe (can be summited)
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