Attraction Tickets in Paris

Meet over 200 celebrities at the Grevin Wax Museum in Paris with this direct access ticket. Step through the reserved pre-paid ticket entrance to see famous figures populate historic scenes of Paris. Snap photos of the lookalikes, including Ryan Gosling, Marilyn Monroe, Louis XIV, and Mozart, and learn how the wax figures are made at the end of the tour.

Got kids and need a change of pace from cathedrals and museums? Book this admission ticket to the Paris Aquarium located in the Trocadero Gardens. One of the largest aquariums in Europe, the Paris Aquarium boasts more than 10,000 fishes and invertebrates from all over the world, including 38 sharks. With films, exhibitions, workshops and a touch pool for children, the aquarium offers something for everyone in the family.

Avoid the huge crowds with a skip-the-line entrance ticket to Sainte Chapelle in Paris. See more than 1,000 exquisite stained-glass windows at this royal chapel of the Rayonnant Gothic period. The huge windows depict Old and New Testament stories in beautiful colors that light up in the sunlight. Because you can skip the pesky entrance lines, you'll have even more time to admire the work that went into these windows.

Discover Paris from different perspectives as you scale the Eiffel Tower and cruise down the Seine. This great-value skip-the-line tour combines two of Paris' most popular experiences into one. Enjoy fast-track entrance to the iconic Eiffel Tower and admire aerial views of the city of from the second-floor viewing platform. Hop aboard for your 1-hour sightseeing cruise along the Seine, gliding past the UNESCO-listed riverbanks and spotting landmarks like Notre Dame Cathedral, La Conciergerie, and The Louvre.

Discover the story and secrets of chocolate with an entrance ticket to Choco-Story, the Gourmet Chocolate Museum in Paris. A treasure trove of all things chocolate, this fascinating museum charts the history of this delectable treat, from its use in the mystic rituals of the Olmecs, Aztec and Mayan civilisations to the indulgent treats displayed in Paris' luxury chocolatier shops. Treat your tastebuds to different chocolate offerings from the world, watch chocolate-making demonstrations, and upgrade to finish your visit with a delectable cup of rich, frothy hot chocolate.

The Opera Garnier is a Parisian symbol. Home to an opera and ballet house, it is as famous as some of ther other cultural venues of the French capital as the Orsay Museum or Notre Dame Cathedral. It became famous around the world not only for its exceptional architecture but also to be the setting for The Phantom of the Opera.

Get skip-the-line access to two of Paris' most popular monuments: the Conciergerie and Sainte-Chapelle. Purchase this ticket ahead of time to guarantee your admission to these often-crowded attractions with express entry so you can make the most of your time in Paris.

The Musee Gustave Moreau is devoted to the works of the Parisian Symbolist painter and located in the artist's former home and studio in Paris' 9th arrondissement. On this self-guided tour, peek into Moreau's bedroom, dining room, and studios; learn more about his eclectic artworks; and admire art by Moreau, as well as Theodore Chasseriau, Eugène Fromentin, and Edgar Degas.

One of the first science museums in all of Europe, the Cit e des sciences et de l'industrie is an enormous science museum set in a sprawling urban park. With this ticket, you'll get to skip the lines and head straight in, where you'll find a host of permanent and temporary exhibits, with plenty of interactive installations and games not to mention an HD planetarium.

Avoid the huge crowds, and skip the line when going to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. This 160-foot- (50-meter-) tall and 148-foot- (45-meter-) wide arch is a must-see when travelling to France's capital. Stroll down Champs-Élys ees, one of the city's largest boulevards, to make your way there. Admire the mighty monument where the wars fought by France and the names of the French generals involved are written. Climb up the terrace for beautiful views across Paris, or spend time visiting the tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

See a perspective on Paris that's unlike any other when you embark on a virtual reality "flight" over the City of Lights. Filmed with real-life images, the experience will make you feel as if you're soaring over the Eiffel Tower, winging your way past the Arc de Triomphe, and enjoying other aerial views of Paris' key landmarks. Complete with virtual-reality headsets, a "jetpack," and effects that will make you feel as if you're airborne, the experience offers a speedy, one-of-a-kind way to sightsee.

Skip the line and save time when going to see the Pantheon in Paris. The building was originally built as a church dedicated to St. Genevieve, but now functions as a secular mausoleum. Admire the early neoclassical architecture of the Pantheon, and visit the crypt where many French writers' and artists' remains are kept, including Rousseau, Voltaire, Zola, and Dumas. Choose to head up to the colonnade for views over the Latin Quarter of the city.

Enjoy skip-the-line access to Villa Savoye in Poissy by pre-booking your tickets in advance. Explore inside the striking modernist villa on a self-guided tour, discover how the architectural marvel is now a now a UNESCO World Heritage site, and learn more about the work of architect Le Corbusier.

Visit the Château of Vincennes, located just outside of Paris, with this skip-the-line ticket. Dating back to the 14th century, the castle once guarded the city and protected kings. It was the heart of the French monarchy until Louis XIV decided to relocate to the Palace of Versailles, and was then used as a prison to hold figures such as Fouquet, the Marquis de Sade, and Mirabeau.

Explore Paris at your own pace with the Paris Fast Pass, which gives you priority access to more than 50 attractions and landmarks so you can choose what you want to see and when you want to see it. Sites include Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Louvre Museum, the Arc de Triomphe, Centre Pompidou, and the Palace of Versailles. Plus, get around the city with admission for the hop-on hop-off bus tour and take a cruise on the River Seine.

Visit the Musee Rodin in Paris to experience a remarkable collection of artwork housed in an 18th-century mansion. Pre-booking tickets mean you can save time at the museum, which contains some of Auguste Rodin's most famous pieces, as well as works by Camille Claudel, the artist's longtime mistress. Located in the heart of Paris' 7th Arrondissement, the Musee Rodin is close to public transit and beloved historic sites, making it a convenient stop while exploring the city.

Visit the Basilica Cathedral of Saint-Denis, located just outside of Paris, with a skip-the-line ticket. The final resting place of French kings and queens, the Gothic cathedral was constructed on the tomb of St. Denis, a bishop who died in 250 A.D.

Get access to the magnificent Palace and Gardens of Versailles with this independent entrance ticket. Choose from six options to explore different areas of the Versailles estate, and marvel at the lavish palaces and grounds of what was the official residence of France's kings during the 1700s. Witness the Palace's Hall of Mirrors, admire the fountain-studded gardens, see the Trianons palaces; and visit Marie-Antoinette's Estate, with her romanticized village. If you wish, choose a ticket that includes entrance to the Musical Fountains and Musical Gardens shows during summer.

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Admire some of the world's most beloved Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings with a reserved access ticket to the Mus ee de l'Orangerie in Paris. Housed in a beautiful Beaux-Arts building in the Tuileries gardens, the museum is best known for the 'Nymph eas' water lilies by Claude Monet. Take your time exploring this iconic series, plus masterpieces by early 20th-century masters including Gaugin, Matisse, Renoir, Modigliani, and Picasso.