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Découvrez les principaux sites d'intérêt de la ville de manière originale et détendue grâce aux Big Bus (Paris), un circuit touristique en bus à arrêts multiples dans Paris valable 1 jour. Chaque circuit dure environ 2h15 et présente les principaux sites d’intérêt du centre de Paris.
Les circuits à arrêts multiples des Big Bus (Paris) vous permettent de descendre aux 9 arrêts répartis dans la ville pour
visiter les monuments :
* la tour Eiffel
* le Champ-de-Mars
* le musée du Louvre
* la cathédrale Notre-Dame
* le musée d’Orsay
* l’Opéra Garnier
* Champs-Élysées Étoile
* le Grand Palais
* le Trocadéro.
Montez à bord du bus avec votre Paris Pass à n'importe quel arrêt du trajet.
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¡ÚThe Paris Pass¡ÛWhat Do You Get With The Paris Pass
The Paris Pass is a complete sightseeing package specially designed to help tourists in Paris save time money. It include free entry to over 60+ attractions, a bus tour ticket and much more
What Do You Get With The Paris Pass
It’s your all-in-one comprehensive sightseeing package and will save you time, money and stress, providing you everything you need to discover Paris from free entry, to fast track entry and useful information along the way!
The Paris Pass is also subject to a “purse value” of maximum gate prices (a total value of attraction entries) related to the number of days on your pass. For example; with a 6 day adult Paris Pass (online price: €244) you get a whopping EUR350 worth of attraction entry! If you exceed your “purse value”, the pass will expire.
See the sights of Paris on an open top bus and hop-on, hop-off at top attractions including the Louvre, Notre Dame and Orsay Museum
A 1 Day Big Bus Paris Hop-On Hop-Off Tour is one of the best ways to see the sights of Paris all in one go. With an extensive hop-on, hop-off route made up of 9 stops at must-see destinations and landmarks around the capital, it’s often one of the most popular things to do when visiting the city – and with 8 languages available it’s perfect for the international tourist!
Board the bus with your Paris Pass at any of the stops included on the route.
Highlights:
Sit back and take in the breath-taking sights around Paris, with nine central hop-on, hop-off stops:
- Eiffel Tower
- Champs de Mars
- Louvre Museum
- Notre Dame
- Orsay Museum
- Paris Opera House
- Champs Elysées Étoile
- Grand Palais
- Trocadéro
Did you know:
- Spot the Monument to Peace within the Champs de Mars park, it’s made up of 32 columns and has the word ‘peace’ written on it in 32 languages and 18 alphabets
- Within the Louvre Museum there are 35,000 pieces of art from Leonardo da Vinci to Eugène Delacroix
- The Eiffel Tower weighs around 10,000 tonnes and was the largest building in the world until the Chrysler Building in New York was built (now it’s slipped to sixth tallest)
- The art gallery, Orsay Museum, used to be a busy train station (Gare d’Orsay) that ran between 1900 and 1939
Where to hop-on, hop-off:
Eiffel Tower
Known locally as La Dame de fer, the Eiffel Tower is one of the most recognised landmarks in the world – and some might argue it’s the most popular attraction in Paris. Built originally as a temporary structure for the World’s Fair in 1900, it still stands over 100 years later! Take a step back to admire the 301.8m of steel, comprising of 18,000 individual pieces – you can forgo the hard hat but make sure you have your camera at the ready!
Note: entry to the Eiffel Tower is not included in the Paris Pass
Champs de Mars
Spanning an impressive 60 acres this stunning landscaped garden was first created in the 17th century to grow grapes and vegetables. Later, it became the training ground for the École Militaire (or military school) where a young Napoleon attended. Now it is the site of the Eiffel Tower and a hot-spot for a picnic on a sunny day, and if you’re in Paris for the 14th July, you can catch the impressive Bastille Day festivities on the grounds too, a must-see if you like fireworks!
Louvre Museum
Home to the famous Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo - among many, many others - the Louvre is a must-visit in Paris for its huge breadth of art. Originally a built as a palace, it’s now the most visited art gallery in the world with a staggering 9.7 million visitors a year! Take advantage of the Fast Track Entry with The Paris Pass and skip the lines during the busy months.
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Cathedral was constructed on the Île de la Cité as it was the power-centre of the city back in 1160. Now, it remains one of the most central hubs of Paris and is an iconic landmark where visitors can explore the huge nave and buttresses, as well as climb the towers for stunning views along the Seine.
Orsay Museum
Originally a train station, the Orsay Museum is an architectural feat and its old structure is still very much visible to this day. With the original station clock, the art gallery displays an array of masterpieces from the years 1848 to 1915, including the likes of Cézanne, Monet, Renoir and Van Gogh.
Paris Opera House
One of the most elaborate buildings in Paris, this stunning late 19th century building is also known as Palais Garnier or Garnier Opera House. As the most important ballet and opera house in Paris, it is adorned with mirrors, mosaics and chandeliers – not to mention the impressive Grand Staircase. Well worth a visit, you’ll feel like royalty within its walls.
Champs Elysées Étoile
The Champs Elysées is one of the most famous shopping streets in Paris, much on Par with Fifth Avenue in New York, and Regent Street in London. Stretching 1.8miles, this long avenue is an iconic promenade in Paris, lined with high street shops and some of the most expensive real estate in the world.
Grand Palais
This historic building in Paris was built to glorify the arts in Paris, especially the Beaux Arts movement from which its architecture was inspired. With its stone facades, glass vaults and steel frames it’s an impressive landmark and right on the banks on the Seine it’s got one of the best views in Paris!
Trocadéro
The Gardens of Trocadéro span nearly 94,000m² and with fountains and statues lining its paths, it leads up to the Eiffel Tower on north side of the Seine, and the Champs de Mars to the south. Within the gardens is also an aquarium, the National Theatre and Chaillot Palace.
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