Two parks, one ticket—hop between Disneyland & Walt Disney Studios, or focus on one, all day, all rides.
Two parks, one ticket—hop between Disneyland & Walt Disney Studios, or focus on one, all day, all rides.
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Discovery land and adventure isle !! The fact that I could buy themed souvenirs for loved ones was great. I felt like a little girl all over again. It was magical!!!!
Frontierland, Discoveryland and Adventureland have good attractions :) on the other hand, US cuisine is not to my taste. It was funny to see replicas of Khmer statues in the Indiana Jones rollercoaster.
I wanted to take the moment to express my appreciation for the exceptional experience my family and I had at Paris Disneyland park recently. We were impressed by the gentlemen and kind-hearted individuals working there, who went above and beyond to make our visit enjoyable. My children particularly enjoyed exploring the various attractions throughout the park, with highlights including Pinocchio, Labyrinth Castle, the Star Wars hyperspace Mountain, le chateau de la belle au bois dormant, le passage enchanté d'Aladin, le galon des pirates, main street USA...et . Their enthusiasm and excitement made our day truly special, and we are grateful for the memories created. Thank you to the entire Disneyland team for providing a magical experience for our family.
Buying tickets made it very easy to get access into the parks. We had a fabulous time and enjoyed all the rides and saw the shows we wanted.
The experience was huge, I suggest you to download the application Disney and check the time of all events so you won't be miss anything
The atmosphere! All the friendly staff, their clothes, the hats! Fantastic!!! Everything was surprisingly beautiful. It was like a little time travel! Thank you!!! Please don't get too moderno and include this current modem of the dead ec... Keep it simple, fairytale-like and beautiful! Because we will definitely come again!
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A day full of sunshine and unforgettable shows. A highlight was the performance of The Lion King. Shorter than the original musical in Hamburg, but the quality of the dancers, singers and acrobats more than matched the original. We had not expected such a show. The 20-minute final fireworks display with drones and lighting of the castle was also magnificent.
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ive love the most the parade,rides and the castle fireworks🥰🥰🥰
It was a wonderful day! It does come in handy to bring the ticket printed out as well. When transferring to Disney studios, our digital ticket would not scan. It kept slipping into Apple Pay. Eventually it did work by holding the phone at a little more distance and at an angle.
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What I liked the most was hyperspace Mountain, a fast and enclosed roller coaster, like a trip in space. But I didn't rate it as a great experience because Big Thunder Mountain is closed, under repair 😭. The park is very nice, has lots of rides for little kids and a variety of themed restaurants. The most emotional part of Disneyland Paris is the parade of characters and the closing.
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My wife and I really enjoyed Le Pirate des Caraibes, but all in all it was too good, a big thank you to the staff, who helped me a lot with a problem of allergy to his eye, thank you for everything and stay as you are, you're great! Congratulations... Greetings
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Adventure land area which had the Pirates of Caribbean theme and Indiana jones were the most interesting part of the Disneyland.
Tickets worked great, no need to change tickets or visit a particular gate.
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The Hollywood Tower Hotel ride was hands down the highlight of my visit! The suspense builds perfectly, and the free-fall drop gave me such an adrenaline rush! I also appreciated how smooth the entry process was with Headout’s ticketing—super quick and hassle-free. Everything ran so efficiently that I could just enjoy the thrill. This ride absolutely made my day unforgettable!
It was a great day with good weather. I had a nine-year-old girl with me who really enjoyed the street parade and the rides. The free WLAN only worked partially. The signage to the rides and themed areas was missing and made it difficult to find despite the Disneyland map. It was a great experience for us.
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all the themes in the park were extraordinary, very beautifully arranged and with welcoming people. We liked the Pirates of the Caribbean theme the most. I recommend
The incredibly designed scenery of the houses, streets, restaurants, in short, it's a fantastic place. All the attractions are of unparalleled beauty and, to tell you the truth, I have no preference for any of them, they are all spectacular
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Disneyland is an experience in itself and sometimes very exhausting because of the long waiting times and the evening show is very late. There is definitely a lack of outdoor seating. The boat tour on the Sein was professionally run by the local companies. We were there very early and the boat was only half full. However, with the ticket we could have gone at a different time and on a different day. This should have been made clearer on the ticket or when booking. As it is now, it is confusing.
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Headout tickets were great value. Good discount for a memorable time for me and my family. The kids had a blast!
I love it! Nice experience !!!!
The theme park was top notch and the parades were brilliant
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I enjoyed everything literally! it was incredible day. Thank You Disneyland Paris 💗
Everything, I went for the first time and I loved it. I recommend it.
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All good and easy, you enter directly at the turnstiles of the park.
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Everything was magical, beautiful my little boy enjoyed every moment of it.
Book a time that fits your schedule and explore at your own pace.
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Easy and quick entrance with tickets Explained where to go for entrances and pre booked time for us to enter which really helps
The Louvre is really a museum to do in your life, plan the whole day because it is very very large, ideally you need several days. On the other hand, the information given by the headout site to enter the museum is erroneous, There's no need to go and find the hostess near the triumphal arch of the carrousel, we went from group to group until finally a guide told us that we could go directly to the museum in the basement to receive the audio guides 🙄. Enjoy your visit
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We didn't have to wait very long, thanks to the tickets purchased in advance via the app. Definitely worth a try! The riverboat ride was really nice too, and we really appreciated the Eiffel Tower!
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Admission went perfectly. Ticket for 12:30 - inside the Louvre at 12:32. Whether this was due to the head out - I don't know - I think we would have got in with any other ticket. We had already joined the queue at 11:30 and were therefore right at the front of the line. TIP: Be there 1 hour in advance - then you'll be inside quickly at the specified time - the stewards will make sure of that outside. AND: You first have to show and scan your ticket when you are inside and want to go to one of the halls - not at the entrance, where only the bags are checked (scanner like at the airport) and not down in the hall under the pyramid roof. The better entrance is at the pyramid - not at the Caroussell - it's full everywhere - but it's much better at the pyramid ... Getting out of the Louve is more difficult than getting in - we got lost several times despite flyers and signs - finally found the Caroussell exit where there is a shopping mile. As the mall is already full anyway and then the long queues to get into the Louvre - unbelievable and bad. Outside at the pyramid it is very well organized. But you need at least 3 hours to see a small part of it. It's best to go in twice on different days to see everything. Everyone just wants to see the Mona Lisa anyway - further through the Egyptian finds, total emptiness ...
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Everything went well. We received our tickets by e-mail 2 days before entry. We only waited 15 minutes in front of the entrance. I can only recommend Hedout.
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It was an unforgettable experience, I had no personal guide, but the devices we rented were not easy and stressed us out, but anyway we enjoyed a lot we spent three hours, all beautiful and exhausting, this is my second visit, I need more visits to the majestic Louvre museum!
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We were very excited and impressed! Only 30 minutes waiting time thanks to tickets with time! You shouldn't try to do everything, you can't do it in one day! We would start directly with the "Denon" grand piano! The Italian artists are much better! But also make sure you see the European/French wing! There is Napoleon's apartment and very splendid halls!
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It is the most interesting museum, and with the audio guide you are immersed in the history of the paintings, it would just need to be better organized for the viewing of the Mona Lisa, to give everyone a way to be able to see it from the front... All in all, a very good experience.
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The Art is the reason to come to Paris from 7500 miles away, it is the investment made by this city over hundreds of years ago that pays off year after year as people continue continue to come to make a pilgrimage as we did on our 40th wedding anniversary. Sadly this is a once in a lifetime trip for us. We took as much as we could take in in the few days we could afford. It was terrific. A professor of mine came to do special research here after he retired. Linda and I got married a couple of years before he came to work at the Louvre. Victor Chan was a great professor at the University of Alberta with a personal collection of drawings worthy of the Louvre.
Extraordinary 🥰I came with my mother to show him the beauty of the Louvre, we both stood there with our mouths open 🤩
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I was amazed by the fantastic ceiling paintings and designs. When everyone gathered in front of the paintings, just look up.
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We also managed to get in a few minutes earlier than the time stipulated in the reservation, and this allowed us to cope better with the queue at the security checkpoints. The museum is really big and rich, although some rooms were closed for new installations. The visit lasted for more than 5 hours, which literally flew by between pavilions. I recommend visiting the museum in the morning when it is open, so as to avoid as much as possible the huge mass of people arriving throughout the day. The beauties admired were a balm to the eyes and a caress to the soul.
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Everything worked perfectly. Tickets, admission and organization on site. We visited the Louvre in the morning and the Palace of Versailles in the afternoon. We had plenty of time. Top!
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The Louvre uis a very crowded place, with it seemed to me, 250 people are per timeslot, so get there early. I never downloaded the audio guide, as I had no headphones. Otherwise the online ticket was perfect
Beautiful setting, palace, chambers. halls and exhibits. Beautiful nature and garden. I felt like a nobleman. Versailles breathes history.
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For me at 75 years of age it was unforgettable! History and beauty rolled into one. Each step was a treat to the senses with moments smiles and wonder. It was breathtaking to put it in a word. Let me not forget the Mona Lisa. Enjoy 😍
Great Experience – Even at 11 PM! We booked our Eiffel Tower visit for 11 PM because no earlier times were available — but in the end, we were glad! There were hardly any people, and we got through security and up the elevator very quickly. The night view over Paris was absolutely breathtaking. If we visit again, we definitely want to go all the way up to the third floor!
It was perfect, I arrived at the scheduled time, I didn't even have to queue for 5 minutes, I got my ticket in advance. I entered at 10:30 and left at 16:00 and was able to enjoy the museum in peace. I recommend buying in advance!
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The guide and the exhibition ooook... Little loss of time to get in with group ticket skip line.... A few areas of the exhibition a bit claustrophobic due to too many people in the same place at the same time in transit. Day ..as pictured ideal weather... Super positive experience...
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The incredible grandour of the entire museum, friends were not kidding that would take several days to see most of it. Was able to book multiple attractions using headout and was phenomenal, would have been entirely different if not for them.
We visited the Museum on a very crowded day and I must admit that the handling of the masses was more than appreciable evidently the approach to the works was a tad shared with dozens and dozens of people, the space with the Mona Lisa was almost impassable because of the turnout.
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The Louvre was difficult to find the entry, maps and signs didn't align When we navigated to the entry, we were able to follow the maps, through the sections. Very busy, so much to see. I would need 7 days of visits to see most of your amazing museum.
The Louvre has no equal. I had never been. We were on a pass through journey to Paris. The Reserved Access Tickets afforded us the opportunity that touched every note, getting us in efficiently on a very hot and crowded day. Guidance to and through THE most powerful exhibits in the world and an effectivie strategy for "our trip" of a life time.
Everything was phenomenal, a very nice ride, good treatment and a lot to see and enjoy. And enjoy. Just a thank you for this great experience.
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The museum is breathtaking, thank you for sharing. The history, architect, statues, artifacts, everything was fascinating.
Reserved entry to the Palace at your selected time with the flexibility to explore at your own pace.
Reserved entry to the Palace at your selected time with the flexibility to explore at your own pace.
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The tickets are basically printed out as badges and we just get scanned at every attraction. The combo is a very reasonably deal and the lunch was amazing. It was located half way of the tour so it works perfectly if you go in early. Don't forget to visit the Grand Trianon as we completed missed it by 2pm as we were too tired. We took the train out so it was easy.
Everything went really well. The food was also good. Information about the tickets etc. was excellent. We were allowed into the castle 20 minutes beforehand. Great day at 35 degrees
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Everything went really well with the tickets from Headout. We had booked the transfer from Paris to our destination as well as entry to Versailles Palace and the gardens. We were greeted and briefed in a friendly manner at the meeting point. A bus took us to the Palace of Versailles on time. From then on, we were able to explore the palace and gardens on our own. It was possible to take a transfer back to Paris, but we didn't use it as we stayed there for a long time. A wonderful day.
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It is beautiful palace and amazing garden. I highly recommend to buy a ticket for little train which goes throw the garden, and there are a four stations. We took a boat and sailled throw the Grand Canale, visited Trianion and stayed all day in Versallis garden.
The experience was wonderful, the time entry went perfectly, me and my wife enjoyed the Versailles interior and the gardens are awesome.
Reliving the moments of history. I did not like the lack of information. Going in at 3:30 pm they could have communicated that the trianon closed at 6:45 pm at least we would have gone to the trianon first and then to the gardens.
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If you like history, then it's definitely worth a visit. We enjoyed the whole experience from the gardens to the Palace itself. Would definitely recommend.
It was an amazing adventure. Versailles is magnificent and a true testament to man's need to spend as much as they can to be remembered.
Easy and intuitive ticket purchase. I was impressed by the majesty of the complex. Beautiful palace, but personally the Trianon is fantastic.
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I treid to understand, how the earlier generations of humans were able to create such splended beauty - and at present we are satisfied with so little! What is meant by optional access to the gardens- a new ticit ? Could not go....
Probably the most spectacular building of all time. Just pure over the top opulence. Absolutely outstanding. 10/10 An absolute must place to see. Lovely walk to and from the train station 🚆 Lots of food options / coffee ☕️ etc
It was my 2nd visit of Versailles. Entrance was really well organized, even there were so many people ( Easter weekend ) , we came into the palace earlier our time. You can take audioguide , 5€. We spent around 3 hours inside and then walked in the garden . If it would be no rain I guess could walk some hours or take golfcar (40€/h) .
Very beautiful garden with many beautiful fountains. The chambers of the kings and queens are very impressive. A must-see.
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We let ourselves be transported by French history in this sumptuous château. The Versailles garden is the most beautiful in the world. We'll be back.
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The experience with the site was good, it's very intuitive, just follow the steps you can purchase your tickets and when the time comes they will tell you exactly what to do, directions, time entry, tips...
It's very beatyful place, shows hostory of france.
It was amazing experience. The gardens was my favourite place
The guide was amazing so passionate so knowledgeable. Learnt a lot in such a short amount of time
Wonderful everything from the Palace of Versailles to the gardens
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Seamless process and entry. Overwelming options. Good audiguides. Extra for garden train was worth it.
Very well past cebilisation de chateau
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The opulent rooms in the castle and the beautiful gardens.
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The highlight of my visit were the gardens
Everything, but especially the garden was really nice and fun to explore.
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The gardens and the palace were amazing!!
Navigate the security and ticket line easily with the help of a host, then explore the tower at your own pace.
Navigate the security and ticket line easily with the help of a host, then explore the tower at your own pace.
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I had no chance of reaching the meeting point on time due to the change in the metro timetable. I was contacted by phone because I wasn't at the meeting point. With a few phone calls I was instructed by Nika so that I reached a group afterwards and with the help of Anna still had the opportunity to enjoy the experience
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Beautiful experience that I would also repeat immediately! One never gets tired of seeing the Eiffel Tower especially when accompanied by an empathetic and helpful guide (even if , alas, he does not speak Italian like the vast majority of French people)who, after explaining the history of the tower in Spanish, English and French, escorted us to the second floor and then left us free to visit this wonder . From any floor and angle of the tower the view of Paris is breathtaking!!! All this without having stood in line for even a minute given the priority access.
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The experience was very nice. The guide was very formal. We bought tickets to the summit, and it was closed. We are waiting for the reimbursement of what was overpaid.
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Our guide was very knowledgeable about the history of the Eiffel Tower and had visuals on his tablet which I enjoyed. It was great to have someone guiding us thru the crowds so we were in the right line at the right time.
Honestly, it was great! The guide was on time for the appointment (well indicated and explained when booking the activity). Unfortunately, I hadn't read it properly: the tour was in English. I didn't understand everything, but he took the trouble to translate some information for us (my father and me). At certain points, he offered to take pictures of us as a family. All in all, he was very nice and helpful. He was also organized: we climbed to the top of the Eiffel Tower without any problems and in good spirits. Many thanks again! Ps: I was afraid to book an activity on your site because I'd had some negative feedback, but I have absolutely no regrets - you're reliable. Thank you so much!
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It was a wonderful experience to see and get to know the Eiffel Tower up close. It was a stunning sight. The prices are very high, just like the building. The tour guide was very nice and helpful.
Loved going to the top of Eiffel Tower. Absolutely breathtaking. Our guide Henry was informative, fun and energetic. Also took our photo in a few spots. I thought the tickets were going to allow us to skip the line. I wouldn't have bought them for the price we paid if I knew we'd be in line anyway. Fortunately Henry providing history while in line helped it go by.
The guides and owners were so friendly and supportive. They communicated very well and it was an easy, pleasurable tour! Their office was close to the event and the Sienne open tour was so helpful. Would highly recommend them!
Our tour guide JD was great! We had just landed from the U.S. and were super jet lagged - it was a long day but JD made the best of it for us!
Excellent tour; a very friendly and knowledgeable guide. Highly recommend this experience as he explains the history and guides you through the tour.
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Our host was very very very kind and interested in the subject. He was very informative and calm during the whole guide. We had a WONDERFUL experience, thank you! Greetibgs from Sweden.
Our tour guide was full of energy and managed the large group impressively well. She kept us informed and engaged even during the wait in line, sharing context and interesting facts. Once we reached the second floor, she pointed out key landmarks and explained their significance in a fun, memorable way. A great mix of entertainment and information!
The Eiffel Tower structure is outstanding & views are amazing from all levels. The atmosphere around the place is one of awe & excitement. Great seeing some people overcoming their fear of heights. Our tour guide "kendrick" was absolutely professional & helpful & informative about the whole structure & historic occurances at the tower 5*****👍
One of the highlights was certainly the guide itself. Chinelo. A fashion design student in Paris. She bridged the long wait in front of the elevator with charm and a lot of knowledge. She was entertaining, led the group well and kept us in a good mood. Especially in the annoying time before the elevators. I wish her every success and that Chinelo can guide many more people to the Eiffel Tower.
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Very good. Abi was friendly and polite. Explained everything well. Perhaps it would be good if tours could be given in German or translated.
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Our guide Liz was great, explained everything, showed us pictures. We had to wait a bit, but it was worth it. The view was awesome!
It was wonderful!my dream realized! The tour eifelle wonderful ❤️ Zero waiting time... A little queue for the elevator but matter of few minutes. Great host!nice and friendly! The only downside was that he spoke English for the whole group and we didn't understand much with English!
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Our tour Guide, Sol, was a 10/10! Her english was clear and easy to understand. Her enthusiasm was great! She was patient, informed, with an engaging delivery of the information. She was eager to answer any questions, made sure our group of 7 was kept together, patiently acted as photographer for everyone in the group, and provided a great history of the tower. The boat ride was pleasant, but with much less info provided about the buildings along the way.
Everything went smoothly according to the program I received by email. Our guide Daniela was a great help, she gave us all the important information, told us the historical course of events and was very helpful at all times. The view of Paris from the top of the Eiffel Tower is something you should not miss, as is the boat cruise on the Seine River.
The directions to the meeting point were great, so the well-organized tour could begin. A short summary of the tour in German as a written piece would be good. The Seine trip was also fine.
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Anna was an extremely personable, guest focused guide. Clear instructions & guidance on accessing a very crowded environment!!!! Please tell Anna "mahalo "; she will know who this is from!!!!!!
Amazing experience our tour guide Catariana I think her name was so sorry if that's not right. But she was amazing telling us about the tower and she was more than welcoming to us. She was funny and very well presented 😊🤩
We were able to get to the top of the Eiffel Tower, which had been closed a little earlier, thanks to the tour guide's good knowledge of the route and a bit of tact. A wow view over Paris at night, from a height of "300 m". We were also given a lot of knowledge in passing. Thanks to "Professor JD" for that!!!
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Enjoyed seeing tower up close and far. Had a good time watching others enjoy themselves. Went to the top and it was amazing 🤩
Quick ticket purchase with app, clarity in meeting point description with host. Great experience with our "faster guide" Usca, who quickly guided us to the ticket office and advised us to go right to the top to avoid possible closure due to bad weather! Beautiful experience that fills your eyes! Recommended but!
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Get fast-track access to the world's largest Impressionist art collection.
Get fast-track access to the world's largest Impressionist art collection.
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A memorable experience, a place full of culture and art organized as best as possible for every subject, even for those who do not know art. Strong emotions, heart and eyes full of beauty.
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A great experience in really impressive buildings. We really liked the exhibitions, as well as the organization, so that not too many visitors came in at the same time.
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Virtually no waiting at the tills, no crowds in the halls, very fine "art est dans la rue" exhibition. Back to the permanent exhibits: Seurat, Manet, Monet, etc.
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Fantastic exhibition...and the location.... mind-blowing.... Very organized at the entrance ,I opted for audio guides which were comprehensive.... exceptional experience
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The museum houses some of the best works of Impressionism, there are no long lines (visited on a Saturday lunchtime), I also attended a show with dancers I was unable to download the audio guide I had purchased, probably because of the slow network, I recommend doing that first!
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Paris is without a doubt a wonderful city. From Montmarte, with its artistic alleys, to the Louvre Museum, to the Eiffel Tower lit up at night, every corner smells of art. Even the Orsay Museum located in the train station with paintings by Van Gogh, Renoir, the glass roof and its precious clock, an iconic symbol of French art, are part of this spectacular city . Skipping the queue and entering at the chosen time embellished the visit.
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The fast track tickets were wonderful to have! The Orsay was so very crowded that without them we would have been in line for hours. We chose not to use the audio guide we purchased. Again crowd size limited our ability to stop, look and listen. In the future I will book sooner and get a tour guide. Thanks to head out- the only one to get us last minute tickets into the Orsay !
The exhibits, of course, but also the interior. It has an interesting design and layout. There were a lot of people in the building.
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We did a self-guided tour through the museum and spent several hours enjoying the art and stopping for a nice meal in the Orsay. Day was just delightful because of environment (the former train station alone is worth seeing), exhibits and manner of display.
Entry was easy with a slotted time and queues related to that time. The art displayed was wonderful and I saw some of my favourites. I loved it. I enjoyed a hot chocolate and a slice of banana cake at a cute and well serviced cafe at the Musee.
We had 9:30 set time tickets and were redirected to a shorter line. Anyone buying tickets with any time entry has to wait in a very long line. I recommend these tickets
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Perfect! We were able to get into the museum very quickly with the tickets without a hitch and we were able to use the audio guide inside. Magnificent place and lots of works to see. Great experience, thanks!
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The below paintings were fabulous
I was able to avoid the queues. Most convenient!!!
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Entering with fast track was very helpful 👍🏻
The exhibits were awesome. Love the impressionists.
The waiting time was there because we were there 15 minutes earlier, but it wasn't necessary!
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It was all about the 5th floor.
What surprised me the most was how easy and agile this museum is.
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Exhibition among the most beautiful in the world in a spectacular location
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This experience is perfect for art lovers and a good time spent in Paris
I avoided long lines. It was a very pleasant experience.
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Very nice museum and interesting!!!!
The art, the museum, the location, the food!!!
Really excellent service. I was able to get in quickly and the audio guide was very helpful.
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The five billion lights that cover this architectural wonder can be seen from everywhere in Paris. The fact that the Eiffel Tower attracts almost 7 million visitors a year should not come as a surprise. A journey to the City of Love isn't complete without seeing the Eiffel Tower.
Why Visit: To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution, the Universal Exposition held a competition to build a 300-meter-long tower roughly 130 years ago. The result is this historical structure.
Tip: Go straight to the top of the Eiffel Tower to get one of the most magnificent views of the city if you are visiting the attraction on a clear day.
Location: Champ de Mars, 5 Av. Anatole France, 75007 Paris, France Find on map
from €36One of the biggest arches in the world and a prominent symbol of French identity is the Arc de Triomphe. This exquisitely carved triumphal arch stands in the center of the Étoile roundabout. It was commissioned back in 1806 to pay tribute to the warriors who lost their lives fighting in the Napoleonic and French Revolutionary Wars.
Why Visit: Evening visitors can enjoy a fantastic view of the City of Lights from the observation deck atop the Arc de Triomphe.
Tip: Its importance is highlighted by significant events like the yearly Tour de France race and the Bastille Day military display, which you must witness if you are in Paris during the events.
Location: Pl. Charles de Gaulle, 75008 Paris, France Find on map
from €13An iconic feature of the Parisian cityscape, the Panthéon's huge neoclassical dome is both royal and graceful. As a sign of appreciation for his illness's successful recovery, Louis XV ordered the enormous architectural wonder known as an abbey dedicated to Ste Geneviève around 1750.
Why Visit: In 1791, the abbey was converted into a mausoleum for some of France's most illustrious citizens, modeled after Rome's Pantheon. It has therefore witnessed centuries of Parisian history.
Tip: Audio guides are available at the Paris pantheon in 11 languages. You can use these to know more about this historic landmark.
Location: Pl. du Panthéon, 75005 Paris, France Find on map
from €11.50Over 3,80,000 works of art, 35,000 of which are permanently on exhibit, are housed in the enormous French Baroque structure known as the Louvre, which towers over the Seine River. It is known for its exceptional collection of artwork and is one of the most well-liked museums in the entire globe.
Why Visit: One of the city's most well-known landmarks is the Louvre Museum. The landmark's distinctive architecture immediately distinguishes it when you first see it.
Tip: Follow the rules when at the Louvre. Inside the exhibition rooms, you are not permitted to consume any food or drink, smoke, make noise, touch the artwork, or run.
Location: Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris, France Find on map
from €17The Musée d'Orsay is only a 10-minute walk away, yet despite not being as well-known as the Louvre, it boasts an equally stunning collection of artwork. The museum is known for having the largest collection of impressionist and postimpressionist artwork anywhere.
Why Visit: The masterworks by Renoir, Gauguin, Cézanne, and Degas appear to be hanging in a comfortable living room thanks to the Musée d'Orsay's brightly colored walls.
Tip: The major draw is France's valued national collection of works from 1848 to 1914. Spend a lot of time admiring the works of Manet, Monet, Renoir, Degas, Pissarro, and Van Gogh.
Location: 1 Rue de la Légion d'Honneur, 75007 Paris, France Find on map
from €16Disneyland Park Paris serves as a portal to the land of magic and fairy tales and is a celebration of all things Disney. The rides and attractions of Disneyland Park Paris, which has more than 50 unique attractions, are suitable for the whole family to enjoy. Disneyland Paris originally started operating in 1992.
Why Visit: Through unique studio lots, Walt Disney Studios Park offers you the chance to discover the magic that lies behind Disney films and television programs.
Tip: You won't want to miss any of the incredible attractions at the enormous Disneyland Paris. Therefore, it is recommended that you get a multiday pass and extend your experience.
Location: Bd de Parc, 77700 Coupvray, France Find on map
from €62The structure was donated to the Under-Secretariat of State for Fine Arts in 1921 so that artists might display their works there. Monet's Water Lilies, which he donated to the Orangerie Museum in 1922, remain one of the most priceless works of art there. The Orangerie Museum's current display focuses on works by Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists.
Why Visit: The museum includes works by Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Henri Rousseau, and Paul Cézanne, among other painters.
Tip: Orangerie Museum is less well-known than its famous surrounding museums, so you can inspect the great collection without being harassed by too many loud people.
Location: Jardin Tuileries, 75001 Paris, France Find on map
from €12.50Parc Astérix, one of France's top 3 amusement parks, receives a staggering 2 million visitors each year. The rides and exhibits inside the park are influenced by a wide range of historical cultures, including Ancient Greece and Egypt, in addition to the Gallic and Roman cultures shown in the comics.
Why Visit: In Gaul, explore a variety of worlds, such as the Roman Empire, the Vikings, Time Travel, and the newly developed Egyptian culture that was influenced by Caesar and Cleopatra.
Tip: There is a free mobile application for Parc Astérix that may be downloaded. Get an overview of the park's different attractions and rides as well as useful information.
Location: Parc Astérix, 60128 Plailly, France Find on map
from €47The landmark's exteriors are characterized by the Rayonnant style of architecture, which drew heavily on Gothic elements from the mid-13th to mid-14th Century. The interior of Sainte Chapelle would leave one speechless at first glance. Every space is painstakingly made to reflect a certain aspect of Christ's journey and sacrifice.
Why Visit: It is absolutely worthwhile to visit the 78-foot-long tower, which is obviously made of stone and has buttresses and pinnacles adorned with thorny crowns and crockets.
Tip: Free admission to Sainte Chapelle is available to those under 18 and EU citizens under 26. To receive free entrance, make sure you have a valid photo ID on hand.
Location: 10 Bd du Palais, 75001 Paris, France Find on map
from €11.50In 1919, the French sculptor Auguste Rodin's works were displayed in Paris, France, at the Musée Rodin. The museum has thousands of works by Rodin, including sculptures, pictures, photographs, and antiques. The magnificent collection of this museum is spread between two locations in the complex.
Why Visit: The Rodin Museum, which is located in the center of Paris, is one of the many locations that offer a special experience for learning about contemporary artworks.
Tip: If you plan to buy your tickets in person at the museum, keep in mind that the ticket office closes an hour before the museum closes.
Location: 77 Rue de Varenne, 75007 Paris, France Find on map
from €13.80The Grevin Wax Museum in Paris is one of the earliest wax museums in Europe. More than 2,000 renowned persons have appeared here since it was opened in 1882. The museum offers the perfect opportunity to escape and lose oneself in legendary historical events.
Why Visit: Enjoy the wax sculptures of renowned people, world leaders, authors, actors, athletes, and other celebrities. Get along with influential people like Mahatma Gandhi and Napoleon Bonaparte.
Tip: Observe the mirror arrangement and lighting display in the Hall of Mirrors, an Italian-style theater in the Grevin Wax Museum Paris.
Location: 10 Bd Montmartre, 75009 Paris, France Find on map
from €25Museums of Paris like Quai Branly have a rich mine of artifacts spanning decades. Visit the Quai Branly Museum in Paris to catch a glimpse of an ethereal past. Nearly 370,000 tangible artifacts and 700,000 iconographic items representing indigenous art from outside of Europe are on show on the museum's five levels.
Why Visit: For those who appreciate cultural history, the museum makes the ideal day trip. Visit the museum with your kids, friends, or family to explore the works of art.
Tip: It is important not to overlook the eight Australian aboriginal works on the ceiling of the Quai Branly Paris' fifth level, which are created by artists from various communities and cultures.
Location: 37 Quai Branly, 75007 Paris, France Find on map
from €12Since it first opened in 1977, the Centre Pompidou, which houses the largest collection of modern and contemporary art in Europe, has astounded and pleased tourists with both its outstanding art collection and its bold architectural statement. Don't miss the breathtaking rooftop view of Paris.
Why Visit: The 100,000+ objects of the Musée National d'Art Moderne, including pieces by the Fauvists, Cubists, Surrealists, Pop Artists, and Contemporary Artists, are on display in part.
Tip: Head straight to the front desk to obtain a quick synopsis of the events, shows, and seminars the Centre Pompidou has planned for the day.
Location: Place Georges-Pompidou, 75004 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreThis well-known inner-city beauty of formal terraces, chestnut forests, and lush lawns holds a special place in the hearts of Parisians. This garden is set against the grounds is the Palais du Luxembourg, which was built in the 1620s for Marie de Médici, Henri IV's consort, to ease her longing for the Pitti Palace.
Why Visit: If you are looking for a place to rest after a busy day of sightseeing, this garden is the best place to visit as it is also located close to other Paris attractions.
Tip: Periodically, a tour is available with a guide. To the east of the palace, the magnificent fish pond known as the Italianate Fontaine de Médicis was built in 1630.
Location: 75006 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreSacré-Coeur, which was started in 1875 after the Franco-Prussian War and the commotion of the Paris Commune, is a reminder of the conflict that once existed between the traditionalist Catholic old guard and the radical, secular republicans. It was ultimately dedicated in 1919.
Why Visit: From the groups of picnickers in the hillside park to the musicians playing on the steps, visiting Sacré-Coeur is a true experience.
Tip: Using a regular metro ticket aboard the funicular to the top station will save you from having to climb the steep hill.
Location: 35 Rue du Chevalier de la Barre, 75018 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreOne of Paris' most valuable art collections is kept at the Hôtel Salé, a splendid private residence constructed in the middle of the 17th century and owned by the city since 1964. The enormous Musée National Picasso is dedicated to Pablo Picasso, who spent much of his life (1881–1973) living and working in Paris.
Why Visit: The collection contains around 5000 works by the grand maître, albeit not all of them are always on display. These works include sketches, engravings, paintings, ceramic creations, and sculptures.
Tip: In addition to its permanent collection, which is accessible with ordinary entry tickets, the museum hosts two noteworthy temporary exhibitions each year.
Location: 5 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreThe Romanesque St. Germanus of the Fields Church, constructed in the 11th century on the site of a sixth-century monastery, served as Paris' major place of worship before the construction of Notre Dame. The oldest section is to the right as you enter, and is believed to be the final resting place of St. Germanus, the first bishop of Paris.
Why Visit: The ceiling frescoes were repaired in 2019, which is a stunning sight, and the church stayed open throughout the restoration process, which lasted until 2021.
Tip: Free early-afternoon organ performances are performed on the last Sunday of the month; see the website's schedule for details.
Location: 3 Pl. Saint-Germain des Prés, 75006 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreThe fabled "Phantom of the opera" resided in this opulent opera house that Charles Garnier, an unknown 35-year-old architect, designed in 1860. You can travel on your own or join up for a 90-minute English-language guided tour.
Why Visit: The museum is certainly worth a visit because it has items including posters, costumes, backgrounds, original soundtracks, and more.
Tip: Don't forget to pay attention to the Grand Staircase, the gilded theater with red velvet seats, the massive chandelier, and the Marc Chagall ceiling fresco.
Location: Pl. de l'Opéra, 75009 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreThe elegant 28-hectare Tuileries Garden, which begins immediately west of the Jardin du Carrousel, was created by André Le Nôtre, the architect of the Versailles gardens, in 1664. It is adorned with sculptures, ponds, and fountains. The Tuileries gained notoriety as the best place in Paris to parade around in finery.
Why Visit: It is today a component of the Banks of the Seine Unesco World Heritage Site and is one of Paris' nicest parks. The Palais des Tuileries, built in the sixteenth century, previously stood at the garden's western end.
Tip: Make a day of it by scheduling a visit to the Musée de l'Orangerie and the Jeu de Paume, then unwind at the Jardin des Tuileries.
Location: Pl. de la Concorde, 75001 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreThe artwork, lithographs, and records in this lovely "village" museum depict Montmartre's hedonistic, artistic, and bohemian past; one part is completely devoted to the French cancan. It is located in a 17th-century manor that served as the home to the workshops of Renoir and Raoul Dufy.
Why Visit: You can also visit the studio of the artist Suzanne Valadon, who, along with her son Maurice Utrillo and her companion André Utter, lived and worked here from 1912 to 1926.
Tip: Follow the path to the end of the garden for a beautiful view of the Clos Montmartre vineyards before wrapping up your visit with a drink or light dinner.
Location: 12 Rue Cortot, 75018 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreThe museum displays a variety of exquisite artifacts, including The Lady with the Unicorn tapestries, stained glass, and medieval statues (1500). The modern entrance structure, created by architect Bernard Desmoulin, holds the ticket office, bookstore, gift shop, and visitor cloakroom.
Why Visit: The elaborate Hôtel de Cluny from the 15th century and the frigidarium (cold room) of a sizable bathhouse from the Roman era are two of the museum's highlights.
Tip: Once you are done exploring the museum, don’t forget to check out the garden outside the building. It is delightful in the spring and fall.
Location: 28 Rue du Sommerard, 75005 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreThe Arts and Crafts Museum is the oldest science and technology museum in Europe and a must-see for everyone who is curious about how things work. It opened its doors in 1794. The museum's collection includes about 2400 functional models, tools, and instruments from the 18th to the 20th centuries.
Why Visit: The church attached to the priory is home to Foucault's original pendulum, which was displayed to the world at the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1855.
Tip: One of Paris's most cutting-edge establishments is the museum. Don't forget to keep an eye out for all the small advancements dotted about the building.
Location: 60 Rue Réaumur, 75003 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreThis is the first museum of digital art in Paris, housed in a former foundry that was built in 1835 and supplied iron to the French naval and railroads. In the 1500 square meter La Halle, stunning light projections cover the blank walls. There are longer performances lasting about 30 minutes.
Why Visit: Explore emerging and well-known digital artists in the exclusive Le Studio space. This is where you should go if you want to experience a distinct style of art while in Paris.
Tip: If you're in Paris during the busy season, this gallery is a terrific spot to visit because it's not particularly well known.
Location: 38 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreThe mortal remains of over 6 million Parisians are hidden beneath the glitz and glamour of the city in a network of tunnels that spans almost 2 kilometers. The scarcity of graveyard space in the city led to the construction of the Paris Catacombs. Back in the 1700s work on this large network of tunnels began.
Why Visit: The Ossuary, which serves as the final resting place for several Parisians, is unquestionably one of the eeriest and spookiest areas of the Catacombs that you must experience.
Tip: The Catacombs are accessible through 131 steps, and the ascent is 112 steps. Please be cautious of the tiny, slick, and poorly illuminated tunnels.
Location: 1 Av. du Colonel Henri Rol-Tanguy, 75014 Paris, France Find on map
from €29Several of Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel's magnificent masterpieces are on display in a brand-new exhibition in Paris, which is intriguing to view. The artistry of Coco Chanel, who is credited with changing fashion with her fluid designs that freed women from their corsets, is highlighted and on display at the Chanel Exhibition Paris.
Why Visit: Get an in-depth look at more than 350 well-known items chosen from the personal collection of Palais Galliera, Chanel's archives, and other fascinating sources.
Tip: The Palais Galliera is less crowded on weekdays, especially early in the morning, making this the ideal time to visit the Chanel Exhibition Paris.
Location: 10 Av. Pierre 1er de Serbie, 75116 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreA great example of French innovation is the Hotel de la Marine, a landmark from the 18th century located in the center of Paris. It has had a significant impact on French history, having signed the decree that ended slavery in French colonies, and displayed the Crown Jewels that made up the nation's treasure.
Why Visit: The first glimpses of the museum's interior come from a courtyard and a smattering of embedded LED lights on the floor.
Tip: The monument has a cloakroom for storing small bags and a left-luggage office. Through the monument, there is free public WiFi available.
Location: 2 Pl. de la Concorde, 75008 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreThe most visited cemetery in the world is Père Lachaise, which was founded in 1804. A lush, 44-hectare sculpture garden is made up of 70,000 elaborate tombs of the wealthy and famous. Highlights include those of Oscarbato Wilde and 1960s rock icon Jim Morrison.
Why Visit: The last of the Communard rebels engaged in fruitless all-night combat among the gravestones on May 27, 1871, after being besieged by government troops.
Tip: Visit the conservation office close to the bd de Ménilmontant and rue du Repos entrances to pick up a cemetery map (or download one digitally via a QR code).
Location: 16 Rue du Repos, 75020 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreMont Saint Michel, one of France's most picturesque locations, is well-known for its significant religious and historical past. It was initially built by an Irish hermit and swiftly rose to prominence as one of France's most significant island fortifications. Throughout the Hundred Years' War, the island was secure.
Why Visit: The island, with its attractive buildings and tiny streets, is even more beautiful at sunset. Depending on where you are, the island appears differently from every angle.
Tip: Visit the four interesting and impressive museums of Mont-Saint-Michel and sample some local food at one of the numerous restaurants sprinkled along La Grande Rue.
Location: Le Mont-Saint-Michel 50170 France Find on map
Know moreThe Versailles Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage complex and a must-see French monument, is one of the best specimens of French art and architecture from the 17th century. The Grand Palace, which lies in the city of Versailles, used to be the seat of the French Monarchy and the focus of French royal power.
Why Visit: The Palace of Versailles, with its more than 700 chambers, provides a glimpse into the lives of the French royalty during their most significant years.
Tip: Every day can be spent in the Park and Gardens. Except during Musical Fountains Shows and Musical Gardens, entrance is free.
Location: Place d'Armes, 78000 Versailles, France Find on map
from €18Built in the 1670s by Louis XIV to lodge 4000 invalids and surrounded by the 500-meter-long Esplanade des Invalides grass. A mob burst into the structure on July 14th, 1789, and took 32,000 rifles before proceeding to the Bastille jail and the start of the French Revolution.
Why Visit: The Musée de l'Armée on the Cour d'Honneur houses the largest collection of French military history in the country.
Tip: Individual sites within the complex may have different hours. Visit the webpage to see any modifications.
Location: 129 Rue de Grenelle, 75007 Paris, France Find on map
Know moreThe best places to visit in Paris are Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Disneyland Paris, and Louvre Museum.
You can purchase tickets to visit the best places in Paris online. You can also get tickets from the box offices of the attractions, but in that case, you run the risk of missing out on the popular attractions that get booked out in advance.
The best places to visit in Paris with kids are Disneyland Paris, Parc Asterix, Center Pompidou, and Eiffel Tower.
The best places to visit in Paris for architecture are Eiffel Tower, Basilique du Sacré Coeur de Montmartre, and Louvre Museum.
The best places to visit in Paris to unwind and relax are Orangerie Museum, Jardin du Luxembourg, and Jardin des Tuileries.
The best places in Paris to eat are Rue Cler, Rue Des Martyrs, Rue Montorgueil, and Rue Des Rosiers.
The best places in Paris to stay are the 8th Arrondissement and the Montmatre areas.
Paris is known for its cultural diversity, heritage architecture, and abundance of tourist attractions.
The top attractions in Paris are Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Louvre Museum, and Paris Pantheon.
Yes, Paris can be a bit expensive when compared to other European destinations. The average daily cost of visiting Paris is US$200 for one person. For two people, the weekly cost can be US$2700.
When visiting Paris, you shouldn’t miss a Seine river cruise, getting a view of the city from the Eiffel Tower, and a visit to the Louvre Museum.