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See Paris on your terms with a digital Explorer Pass—choose 3–7 attractions from museums, walking tours, Seine cruises and more. Handy for first-time visitors who want flexibility and for repeat travelers who want to dig into specific neighborhoods.
See Paris on your terms with a digital Explorer Pass—choose 3–7 attractions from museums, walking tours, Seine cruises and more. Handy for first-time visitors who want flexibility and for repeat travelers who want to dig into specific neighborhoods.
You step off a Metro into a flow of city noise—the Seine nudging the quay, a double-decker bus idling, and a baker unrolling fresh croissants. With a digital Explorer Pass in your phone you can move between these scenes: climb the Montparnasse observation deck for a birds-eye geometry of Paris, drift past lit bridges on a Seine aperitif cruise, then trade glass for cobblestones in Montmartre.
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Operated by Go City | Paris · Paris, Île-de-France
You step off a Metro into a flow of city noise—the Seine nudging the quay, a double-decker bus idling, and a baker unrolling fresh croissants. With a digital Explorer Pass in your phone you can move between these scenes: climb the Montparnasse observation deck for a birds-eye geometry of Paris, drift past lit bridges on a Seine aperitif cruise, then trade glass for cobblestones in Montmartre.
Paris grew from a Gallo-Roman port into the modern capital shaped by Haussmann’s boulevards and the Seine’s steady current. The pass bundles access to museums (Louvre, Dalí), neighborhood walking tours (Latin Quarter, Le Marais), and curated experiences (wine tastings, perfumery). Geology here is a thin layer—Paris sits on limestone plateaus quarried for century-old façades—while culture is layered: cafés that hosted existentialists, markets that still hum each morning.
Practically, the Explorer Pass is a flexible city key: choose 3–7 attractions, activate with your first scanned QR code, then use remaining entries within 30 days. Some experiences require advance reservations—use the Go City app to lock times for high-demand items like the Louvre or Seine cruises. Time your walking tours for cooler mornings, and book kid-friendly or adult-only activities appropriately.
Expect urban walking with short transfers, intermittent queues at peak times, and easy public-transport links between sites. Bring comfortable shoes, a light rain layer, and an appetite for both museums and street food. With a little planning the pass turns Paris into a pick-and-choose adventure—fast, efficient, and unmistakably Parisian.
easy.
1–30 days (flexible based on chosen attractions).
Suitable for all fitness levels; expect urban walking of 2–6 miles on busy days
The pass is valid for one year from purchase until first use; once you activate it by visiting an attraction you have 30 days to use remaining entries.
Some attractions require reservations—check the Go City app for reservation requirements and book high-demand items ahead of time.
Each pass is for one person; you'll need a separate pass per traveler to gain entry to attractions that require individual tickets.
Sales are final—there are no refunds, so confirm dates and plans before purchasing.
Paris expanded from a river trading post to a capital remade by Baron Haussmann in the 19th century, whose boulevards still guide modern sightseeing routes.
Many Paris attractions encourage low-impact visits—use public transport, avoid single-use plastics, and follow site-specific rules to protect historic interiors and artworks.
Go City | Paris operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off a Metro into a flow of city noise—the Seine nudging the quay, a double-decker bus idling, and a baker unrolling fresh croissants. With a digital Explorer Pass in your phone you can move between these scenes: climb the Montparnasse observation deck for a birds-eye geometry of Paris, drift past lit bridges on a Seine aperitif cruise, then trade glass for cobblestones in Montmartre.
You step off a Metro into a flow of city noise—the Seine nudging the quay, a double-decker bus idling, and a baker unrolling fresh croissants. With a digital Explorer Pass in your phone you can move between these scenes: climb the Montparnasse observation deck for a birds-eye geometry of Paris, drift past lit bridges on a Seine aperitif cruise, then trade glass for cobblestones in Montmartre.
Paris grew from a Gallo-Roman port into the modern capital shaped by Haussmann’s boulevards and the Seine’s steady current. The pass bundles access to museums (Louvre, Dalí), neighborhood walking tours (Latin Quarter, Le Marais), and curated experiences (wine tastings, perfumery). Geology here is a thin layer—Paris sits on limestone plateaus quarried for century-old façades—while culture is layered: cafés that hosted existentialists, markets that still hum each morning.
Practically, the Explorer Pass is a flexible city key: choose 3–7 attractions, activate with your first scanned QR code, then use remaining entries within 30 days. Some experiences require advance reservations—use the Go City app to lock times for high-demand items like the Louvre or Seine cruises. Time your walking tours for cooler mornings, and book kid-friendly or adult-only activities appropriately.
Expect urban walking with short transfers, intermittent queues at peak times, and easy public-transport links between sites. Bring comfortable shoes, a light rain layer, and an appetite for both museums and street food. With a little planning the pass turns Paris into a pick-and-choose adventure—fast, efficient, and unmistakably Parisian.