Top Versailles Attraction Tickets

For our stay in Paris, the Turbopass was a great relief. Many sights were already covered and the use was simple and uncomplicated. This way we could make optimal use of our time instead of dealing with individual tickets. Everything worked smoothly. It was really a great experience to travel a bit more relaxed for once. A clear 5 stars from us and a recommendation!

Very simple and affordable. So many options included to choose from. Be sure to look for booking timelines to ensure you can go to places you want on the days you choose. Example: Palace of Versailles requires booking 24 hours in advance. But overall perfect pass to see as much of Paris in an affordable and easy way.

Our driver communicated for directions and time a few days ahead of departure. He was on time and very helpful loading luggage. Would use again when in Paris.

Super Paris City Pass – perfect for your first visit to Paris. All major attractions are included, all digitally on your phone and very straightforward. It is important to make reservations in advance, then everything runs smoothly on site. Customer service is friendly and helpful. I felt very comfortable and loved Paris – clear recommendation!

Beatrice, our Expert in Fine Arts, tells us about her invitation to visit the house of an exceptional artist, in Bougival, that of the first impressionist woman, Berthe Morisot (1841-1895). A holiday home, rented, every summer from 1881 to 1884 located at 1 Avenue de la Drionne, formerly, rue de la Princesse. In 1882, she stayed there for much of the year, with her husband Eugène Manet (1874-1892) and their daughter Julie. She painted about forty of her works there. Their daughter, Julie Manet (1878-1966), announced in her diary that she had remembered the happiest moments of her life. The city of Bougival owns it and after renovations, has just opened this house in a place of memory, of the artist. In the rooms of the house, through an interactive, multimedia route, are exhibited reproductions of works that evoke her life, as a mother, wife and friend, her family and artistic environment, with her achievements throughout her career, in the cultural life of the nineteenth century. Figure, feminine, major, the Impressionism that spread throughout the world, its pictorial revolution. A path open to the artistic vanguards of the early 20th century. A scenography built on the basis of a thematic journey, from the beautiful flower garden, to the workshop, to the veranda, like a bridge between the past and the future with the expression of fixing something, of what passes. Out of the frame, such as the vibrant light on a rose, the reading of evocative quotes, the illuminating consultation of the works. An olfactory signature with notes of bergamot, with the delicacy of the rose in the wake of vanilla, greedy, sensory immersion in the garden of the Impressionist where she painted the Fable, in 1883, Eugène Manet and his daughter, in the garden, in 1883, in the Veranda, in 1884, garden in Bougival in 1884 and also Rosestrémières. Born in 1841 in Bourges, she grew up in a bourgeois and cultivated family, her mother, Marie Joséphine Cornélie Thomas, and her father, Edmé Tiburce Morisot, who allowed her to receive, together with her sisters, an artistic education from an early age. Her talent was quickly recognized and she benefited from the influence of great masters, such as Camille Corot, who introduced her to outdoor painting. She managed to exhibit her first works in various salons, which allowed her to gradually become known and to establish valuable relationships, particularly with the family of Édouard Manet. At the first Impressionist exhibition in 1874 , which gave its name to the movement, she was the only woman to publicly exhibit her works alongside her male colleagues, including Claude Monet and Edgar Degas. The artist’s work consists of 25 paintings, and 65 watercolours, pastels and drawings. Berthe Morisot, a natural yet reserved man, had written in 1891 with a bitter lucidity: I don’t think there’s ever been a man calling a woman equal and that’s all I would have asked for, because I know I’m worth them.

A great success as this museum space, I spent a great time with the works (reproductions) of Berthe Morisot. The atmosphere that emerges from the place is very mild. I really liked the tactile animations which are very interesting. Through the canvases, we also discover the city of Bougival, which has changed little and much. What a pity the garden is gone! One small regret: there is no parking for bicycles. See if this can be improved.

We had a fantastic time in Paris! We booked our trip at the end of August for our October visit and decided to go with the Paris All Inclusive City Pass from Turbopass.Since I’m quite familiar with city passes and how complex they can be, we took some time to plan our 4-day stay carefully — and it really paid off! We were able to make the most out of our pass.Through the City Pass app, we reserved the guided Montmartre tour, which was absolutely brilliant. We also booked our Louvre entry in advance, which made everything smooth and stress-free. The Hop-on Hop-off bus included in the pass was super convenient and a great way to explore the city at our own pace.Overall, the Paris All Inclusive Pass was excellent value and made our trip so much easier and more enjoyable. Highly recommended!

A beautiful city, with so many great museums. The City Pass included the Paris Museum Pass, so we reserved our favorites via this pass and were able to experience Louvre, Orsay and Versaille among others. Really great we found the included guided tour, so we got a lot more background information that we would not have gotten. Important, plan well here and reserve your favorite museums in time.

I was in Paris with my girlfriend for 3 days and we had the Paris Essential Pass. It was really convenient because you didn't have to queue for a lot of things and everything was already organized before.The tour at the Eiffel Tower was interesting, especially because you could get to the top by elevator. At the Louvre we did the tour, was well explained and not too long. Versailles was also worth seeing, the subway ride with the group worked out well.The bike ride was my personal highlight, you see a lot and get a good impression of the city. Hop on Hop off bus we also used, was okay for in between. Montparnasse Tower in the evening was nice and quiet and you had a great view.Overall, we found the pass worthwhile, especially because you didn't have to worry about tickets all the time. You can definitely do it when you are in Paris for the first time.

We had so much fun doing as many of the adventures as we could. I bought the 3 days pass and will probably do 4 next time as we’re a little slower than most. A great way to see the sights, and experience Paris.Make sure to reserve ahead of time

TO DO - Superb modern museum in a beautifully renovated place. The mediations are modern having fun with the decor of the different rooms. The content is rich and very interesting: addressing history as art and painting techniques.

I initially hope that I have selected the right Paris City Pass here.In principle, we were very satisfied with the City Pass. The usage worked smoothly with all included offers. We showed the pass, received the respective ticket or could go straight in and had no difficulties with it during our entire stay. It is particularly pleasant that one does not have to buy the individual services separately each time, but has many already bundled available.Nevertheless, I only give the Paris City Pass four stars, as the actual financial savings turned out to be relatively small for us. We utilized many of the included offers during our stay. However, if you add up the regular entrance prices of the attractions we visited, they were often not particularly expensive when considered individually. Therefore, in my opinion, the City Pass could be a bit cheaper so that the financial advantage is more significant.For comparison, we also had a City Pass in London that was similarly priced. Since the individual attractions there were significantly more expensive, we saved almost 120 euros per person, if I remember correctly. In contrast, our savings with the Paris City Pass amounted to not even 50 euros for both of us combined.However, this may also have been due to our personal selection. We may have predominantly utilized the cheaper included offers. Those who choose other and regularly more expensive attractions can likely save significantly more with the pass. For an accurate assessment, one would need to compare all possible combinations and admission prices, which I have not done.It is also somewhat annoying that one now has to book a specific time slot in advance for almost every attraction and can hardly decide spontaneously what to visit on a given day. However, the City Pass and its providers are not to blame for this.In the end, the City Pass was still worth it for us. It worked reliably, made organization easier, and saved us many individual bookings. The comfort was good, but the financial benefit could have been a bit greater for my taste.

We explore cancelled every excursion. Unfair we paid turbo pass. They cancelled due to staff illness and operational issue.

The Paris Essentials City Card was a great way to visit all the must-see sights, and having entry to top attractions pre-arranged saved us a lot of time. The hop-on hop-off bus was a nice bonus for getting around, especially since local transport isn’t included. It also came with helpful digital guides, which made planning each day much easier. Just make sure to read the instructions carefully before your trip

Our trip to Paris was rich in cultural experiences and well organized. Already in advance, we dealt intensively with the sights and avoided long waiting times by making early reservations. So we were able to enjoy highlights like the Palace of Versailles, Montmartre, the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, a boat trip on the Seine, the Toot bus and the Arc de Triomphe relaxed and to the fullest. The Paris City Pass has proved extremely helpful in this respect – Paris has inspired us with its diversity, history and atmosphere!The Palace of Versailles impressed us with its magnificent architecture – especially the Hall of Mirrors and the view of the extensive gardens were real highlights. Thanks to our reservation, we were able to bypass the long queues and start directly into our cultural experience.In the artistic district of Montmartre we took part in a charming walking tour. The lively market square with its cafés and artists as well as the view from the Sacré Cœur Basilica made this part of the city particularly atmospheric.The guided tour to the Eiffel Tower was another highlight. Our guide provided us with exciting information, and the sunset over Paris was simply unforgettable – a moment we will not soon forget.The boat trip on the Seine and the ride on the Toot bus offered us relaxed and informative opportunities to discover Paris from different angles.In the Louvre, we were impressed not only by the famous Mona Lisa, but also by numerous other works of art – a true paradise for art lovers.Finally we visited the Arc de Triomphe. The view from above at sunset was an atmospheric conclusion to our day – each of the many stages was worthwhile.Our two days in Paris were intense, varied and full of cultural highlights. Thanks to the Paris City Pass, we were able to easily visit many attractions, discovering both world-famous landmarks and charming, lesser-known corners of the city. Paris wowed us with its diversity, romance and history – a city that definitely makes you want more!

VERY HELPFUL STAFF, EXCELLENT SERVICE. WE ARE VERY PLEASED WITH THE SERVICE. EVERYTHING WORKED PROPERLY AND THANKS TURBOPASS FOR THE EXPERIENCES