Paris Flex Pass: Eiffel Tower, Louvre & Versailles Pick 2-7

Pick Your Paris: Eiffel Tower, Louvre & Versailles in One Pass

You pick 2 to 7 attractions from over 25 options — Eiffel Tower with timed entry and a guided second-floor tour, Louvre with skip-the-line access, Palace of Versailles with reserved entry, Seine cruises, bike tours, wine and cheese tastings, and smaller museums. Your pass is valid for 30 days from your first visit, so you explore at your own speed and each person in your group can choose different attractions. Reserve your time slots early, especially for the Eiffel Tower and Louvre, because capacity fills weeks in advance.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Paris iconic landmarks and experiences

• Visit Eiffel Tower second floor
• Enjoy panoramic city views
• Descend to first floor exhibitions
• Tour the Louvre Museum
• See Mona Lisa and sculptures
• Optional Louvre pop culture walking tour
• Visit Sainte-Chapelle stained glass windows
• Explore the Conciergerie prison museum
• Tour Palace of Versailles
• Walk through Hall of Mirrors
• Taste French wines in historic cellar
• Ride Ballon de Paris for city views
• Visit Paradox Museum interactive exhibits
• Take panoramic boat cruise on Seine
• Tour Fondation Louis Vuitton art exhibitions
• Explore Fragonard Perfume Museum
• Cheese and wine tasting at Ô Chateau

The Experience

"So which one do you actually want to see first?" That's the question you'll ask yourself the moment your digital pass arrives. The Paris Flex Pass hands you a menu of 25+ attractions across the city — Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Palace of Versailles, Seine river cruises, the Ballon de Paris, Sainte-Chapelle, wine tastings, cheese pairings, the Fragonard Perfume Museum — and you pick 2 to 7 depending on your booking. No fixed itinerary, no guide herding you along, no wasted time at places you didn't want to see. You choose what goes in, when you go, and how fast you move through it.

The real advantage shows up at the big ones. Eiffel Tower and Louvre sell out weeks ahead, and the queues can swallow hours. With the pass, you get timed-entry tickets that skip the line — you show up at your chosen time, walk straight in. The Eiffel Tower option includes a guided tour to the second floor with a guide pointing out the city's landmarks, plus access to the glass floor on the first level and the option to upgrade to the summit if you want it. Versailles, 20 kilometres from Paris, comes with reserved entry so you bypass the crowds and head straight into the Hall of Mirrors and the palace grounds. The pass also covers smaller things: a one-hour Seine boat cruise that floats past Notre-Dame, the Conciergerie, and the Musée d'Orsay; a 3-hour bike tour hitting the city's highlights; the Paradox Museum with its 90+ optical illusions in the 9th Arrondissement; wine and cheese tastings in the 1st Arrondissement.

The flexibility is the whole point. If someone in your group wants the Louvre and you'd rather do the Ballon de Paris (150 metres up for 360° views), you each pick different attractions from the same pass. You select your first-use date when you book, and the pass activates when you visit your first attraction, then stays valid for 30 days from that moment. No rush, no pressure to cram everything into one day. After booking, you'll get an email with a link to your digital pass — open it online, choose which attractions you want, and check if any need advance reservations. Popular spots do book up, so reserve your time slots as soon as you get the pass.

One thing to know: the pass is digital, so you'll need to show it on your phone or print it out at each attraction. Wheelchair access is available at most venues, and public transport is nearby if you need it. Kids can come along — infants ride free on an adult's lap, and strollers work fine at most places. This isn't a tour that demands fitness or stamina; it's built around your pace and your interests.

What’s included

• Your pass includes a digital Flex Pass valid for your selected number of attractions.
• timed-entry tickets to popular sites like the Eiffel Tower (second-floor guided tour with elevator), Louvre Museum, and Palace of Versailles (reserved entry).
• optional 24-hour Hop On Hop Off bus ticket.
• optional 3-hour bike tour of Paris highlights.
• optional Seine river cruise.
• optional Ballon de Paris (150-metre aerial views).
• optional Sainte-Chapelle and Conciergerie entry.
• optional Paradox Museum (90+ interactive exhibits).
• optional Fragonard Perfume Museum tour.
• optional wine tasting (three French wines).
• optional cheese and wine pairing at Ô Chateau.
• flexibility for each pass holder to select different attractions.
• 30-day validity from first use.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Turbopass GmbH

Is this one for you?Right for travelers who want to see Paris's major landmarks without booking separate tickets or standing in queues, and who'd rather decide day-to-day what to visit instead of committing to a fixed itinerary — the 30-day window and flexible selection are what make it possible to explore at your own pace and let your group split up if you want different things.

Top questions

How many attractions do I have to choose?

You pick between 2 and 7 attractions when you book. Everyone in your group can choose different ones from the same pass.

Do I need to book time slots in advance?

Yes, popular attractions like the Eiffel Tower and Louvre have limited capacity and sell out well in advance. You'll receive your digital pass by email after booking, and you should reserve your preferred times as soon as possible.

How long is the pass valid?

The pass is valid for 30 days from the day you visit your first attraction. You choose your first-use date when purchasing.

Is the Eiffel Tower included as a guided tour?

Yes, the Eiffel Tower option includes a guided tour to the second floor with a guide explaining the city's landmarks, plus access to the first floor with its glass floor. You can upgrade to summit access at the official price on the same day.

What does the Versailles option include?

The Palace of Versailles comes with a timed-entry ticket that bypasses queues, giving you direct access to the palace, the Hall of Mirrors, and the grounds.

Can I use the pass if I'm traveling with children?

Yes. Infants ride free on an adult's lap, and strollers are permitted at most attractions. The pass is suitable for all fitness levels.

Is the pass wheelchair accessible?

Most attractions included in the pass are wheelchair accessible. Public transportation options are available nearby if needed.

What happens if I don't use all my attractions within 30 days?

The pass expires 30 days after your first visit, so any unused attractions are forfeited. Plan your visits within that window.