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 4 days Paris Museum Pass by breughel The Paris Museum Pass is interesting if you are staying at least 2 days in Paris and want to visit several museums. It gives free entry and direct access to 60 museums and monuments in and around Paris (e.g. Versailles). The number of visits is unlimited and you can buy the pass before the day you are going to use him. 2 DAY pass costs 32 € 4 DAY pass costs 48 € 6 DAY pass costs 64 € (new prices 2009) THE FORMER MUSEUM CARD FOR 1, 3 OR 5 DAYS DOES NOT EXIST ANYMORE. You can buy the museum pass at the museums and monuments but take a small museum in order to avoid queuing. You can also buy the pass at the FNAC stores and the Tourism Offices. There is one at the Carrousel du Louvre. The average price for a museum entry is between 6 and 10 € so that you can calculate if it is interesting for you. Note that entrance is free in many museums for less than 18 yr old visitors. As what concerns direct access you should know that most Paris large museums have a security check so that even with a pass you might have to queue but certainly less than other visitors. Also note that there is no privileged access at the towers of Notre-Dame. Please note the Paris Museum Pass is for NATIONAL Museums and Monuments. There are also "Musées de la Ville de Paris" like the "Petit Palais" or "Musée Carnavalet" where the entry to the permanent collections is free.
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 Museum pass and brochure listing museums by tiabunna I can thank VTer Beatchick for stressing the importance of these passes to avoid the huge queues which develop outside the main Paris attractions. I estimate that the wait outside the Musée d’Orsay would have been about two hours: with my pass I was inside within ten minutes. The queue outside the Orangerie, once I reached the outer gate (I waited in line to get there, then showed my pass), would have been over an hour – again I was there within minutes. Time is valuable when you’re travelling! The passes will gain you entry to over 60 museums and monuments in the Paris area, so apart from the time savings you also have a monetary saving on entry costs. Note that they are undated when you purchase them, but you must put your name and commencing date on the card when you begin visits, to activate the pass. I would rate these passes as “highly recommended, almost essential”. Phone: +33 (0)1 44 61 96 60Directions: For 2006 these passes are available for 2, 4 or 6 consecutive days, at a cost of 30€, 45€ or 60€ respectively. You can obtain them at museums and tourist offices, I picked up mine at the 'l'Open Tour' bus office.Website: http://www.parismuseumpass.fr Other Contact: email: info@parismuseumpass.fr
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Admission to most museums is somewhere between 4.50 and 8.00 Euros. If you plan on visiting several museums while in Paris, you should think about getting the 'Paris Museum Pass'. The Museum Pass, "Carte Musées et Monuments", provides free access, without waiting, to the permanent collections of 70 museums and monuments,including the Louvre Museum. ~ Cards valid for 1 day are 18 Euros; for 3 days are 36 Euros, or 5 days are 52 Euros. ~ They are available for purchase at all pariticipating museums and monuments, and also may be purchased in all main metro stations and at the Paris Tourist Information Office. ~ It is very easy to buy these passes once in Paris. *ON FIRST SUNDAYS OF THE MONTH ENTRY TO ALL NATIONAL MUSEUMS are FREE. HOWEVER.... Some of the privately-run museums are not included with this pass: Musée Jacquemart-André, Musée Maillol, Musée Marmottan - Claude Monet Leave a Comment
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 Easy entries by TheWanderingCamel If museums and monuments are your main focus of interest for your stay in Paris you really should consider buying a Museum Pass. Available for 1, 3 or 5 continuous days, the pass - once validated by your first visit - allows free entry (usually skipping the queues too) to practically every museum in Paris -plus a few monuments - from the Arc de Triomphe to the (Zadkine Museum. You can usually skip the queues, and you can return as often as you like to the same museum. It can only be used for permanent exhibitions though - any temporary exhibitions will be charged and you will have to join the queue This website lists basic information for all Paris museums - address, opening hours, nearest metro, bus lines, admission charges and free days - a handy quick reference . It also provides links to all the museums' own websites. leyle Leave a Comment
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 Making full use of my museum pass by fishandchips A museum & monument pass is an essential if you are wanting to visit Paris for the art side of the city. There are 3 passes giving you either a 2, 4 or 6 day open ticket to most of Paris' major art & museum attractions. You also have the Arc de Triomphe included. The passes cost as follows (in US dollars). 2 day - $US39 4 day - $US58.50 6 day - $US78 You can buy the pass at larger Metro stations and at the Museums. If you are travelling via Eurostar then you can also buy the pass in the departure lounge at Waterloo station. Pricing is different as it is based in pounds - my 3 day pass cost 19UKP The biggest advantage of the pass is no queuing. This may not sound like much but if you have seen the size of the queues at the ticket machines you will know what I mean. In the high season it can take you more than an hour to buy your ticket. There are other companies competing for your dollar with another crowd, Paris Pass, also offering passes for 1, 2, 4 & 5 days. I didn't use this version so cannot comment on what you get. Leave a Comment Phone: +33 (0)1 44 61 96 60
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Paris Museum Pass With the museum pass, there’s no admission charge, no waiting in lines and no limit to the number of times you can visit more than 70 museums and monuments in Paris and in the Paris region, and many times you want for 1, 3 or 5 days. With the Museum pass you can visit several times the same museums and monuments. The more you visit, the more you save. Three choices: 1, 3, or 5 days (consecutive). Fares (July 2005) 1 day EUR 18.00 3 days EUR 36.00 5 days EUR 54.00 The Museum Pass gives you more: - Free direct entry to the permanent collections. - Unlimited visits - Unlimited validity Leave a Comment
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With these cards you can visit without queueing 70 museums in Paris and nearby including : Arc de Triomphe, Army Museum, Centre G. Pompidou, M. Canavalet, Cité des Sciences, Institut du Monde Arabe, Louvre, M. de la Marine, Thermes de Cluny, Notre Dame Crypt, Orsay, M. Rodin, Sainte Chapelle, Vincennes Castle Leave a Comment Directions: To buy: in museums, major subway stations, Tourism Offices Paris, FNAC, Batobus.
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 First Museum! by Susumarie The Paris Museum pass gives you unlimited trips to over 60 sites, just whatever you can fit in. You can purchase a 2, 4 or 6 day pass, depending on how museum oriented you are. Be aware these are day oriented, not 24 hour, so if you start your pass at 3 pm, your first day is done by midnight. Plan your time wisely, and begin your pass first thing in the morning. Also, these days are consecutive, so if you are planning other activities, do them around your museum activities. The passses come with a list of attractions along with their operating hours. The big plus is being able to skip the lines and moving to the front, saves a lot of time. Combine this with a metro pass for unlimited travel on the metro system, and you are good to go. Definitely order the passes ahead of time, this being the best site: http://www.gotoparis.net/musee.php?gclid=CMjAn6a85ZUCFQOjFQodmiMKeQ By doing this, you can look ahead to see what days each is open, find the closest metro station, get your days planned for the most smooth and productive visit. There is also a Paris Pass, but when you compare the two, I think this is the best deal. Leave a Comment
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I bought paris museum card for two days (30 euros). I bought mine in Louvre, but you can also purchase it in museum and monument participant or tourist information I entered 8 places with that card, Saving me time for waiting in queues in museum d'orsay and museum rodin( in museum rodin there were no sign to enter with museum card so you need to go to front fo the queues and show them your museum card , they will let you in ) and other places there were no queues I still need to wait like an hour in line to enter Notre Dame tower
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You have to get a Carte Musée. This card, available all over town, gets you access to all Paris museums and monuments with the extra special benefit of not having to stand in line. This is particularly nice at the Louvre and Musée d'Orsay. It pays for itself after five visits, and you'll do that with just the Louvre, d'Orsay, Eiffel Tower, les Invalides, and Rodin. It gives you the freedom to just walk right in to anything that looks interesting. GET IT!
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