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1. The Paris Pass purchased online is non-refundable and non exchangeable. This rule applies in the event of closure of participating museums for public holidays or unforeseen events (such as strikes), or free entrance days. No replacements or refunds can be offered for lost or stolen cards. holiday last minute wales

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PARIS TOURIST TIPS - REVIEWS OF PARIS TOURIST ATTRACTIONS Read Paris tourist reviews and advice from those who ve been there. Discover the best Paris tourist attractions and things to see and do. paris tourist attractions reviews comments forums advice review where to go what to do things to see do PARIS TOURIST TIPS REVIEWS

Visiting Paris tourist attractions with the Paris Pass Read what other travellers thought so you can plan and get the most from your trip. We found the best part of the Paris Pass to be the queue jumping rights at the tourist attractions. The lines at the Louvre and Orsay were ridiculous to say the least. Could ve easily spent half a day just waiting to get in! - Pam Harper, Tourist in Paris October 07 family holiday wales

Mus e Picasso is located in the H tel Sal on rue de Thorigny, in the Marais district of Paris. The mansion which houses the collection was built between 1656 and 1659 for Pierre Aubert, Lord of Fontenay. The H tel Sal is considered to be one of the finest historic houses in the district and the Picasso museum itself is sensational. Once home to the Embassay of the Republic of Venice (1671) and appropriated by the state after the revolution, it became a school before being acquired by the city of Paris in 1964. Made up largely from works acquired by the state through inheritance tax as well as private donations, the Mus e Picasso collection contains over 3000 works from all of Picasso s major periods. The Picasso Museum also exhibits the artist s own personal collection which includes work by C zanne, Matisse, Degas, and Rousseau. The Mus e National Picasso is comprehensive in displaying the many works and in holding temporary exhibitions; the permanent exhibition is staggering in scope. It proceeds chronologically and traces Picasso s life and work through paintings, drawings, sculptures, prints, photographs and newspaper clippings. The Mus e Picasso is an astonishing insight into the life and work of this most influential of artists. You can experience and enjoy Picasso's finest works with the Paris Pass sightseeing card! Roland Garros Tenniseum | Paris Pass Visit the Roland Garros Tenniseum with the Paris Sightseeing Museum Pass ROLAND GARROS TENNISEUM The Tenniseum of Roland Garros is the world s first multimedia tennis museum. Situated beside the famous clay courts of the Roland Garros stadium, the Tenisseum uses a variety of high-tech, interactive methods to tell the story of the history of tennis. This multimedia tennis museum has over 400 hours of tennis footage dating back to 1897 and documentation from as far back as the 16 century. The Roland Garros Tenniseum contains hundreds of significant artifacts, from rackets to the first automatic ball machine. There are also behind the scenes tours which take in the player s area, the changing rooms and the media centre. The Roland Garros stadium is itself a great sports arena. It is the home of the Roland Garros Tennis Grand Slam, one of the world s most important and toughest tennis tournaments. No expense had been spared in equipping this museum. The permenent and temporary exhibitions are consistently well conceived and presented. The Roland Garros Tenniseum will prove compelling to all fans of tennis and of imaginative modern museums. Experience the unique Roland Garros Tenniseum with your Paris Pass! Planning your visit to the ROLAND GARROS TENNISEUM

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Roue Libre Bicycle Hire | Paris Pass Ride around Paris with a bike from Roue Libre bicycle hire with the Paris Sightseeing Museum Pass ROUE LIBRE BICYCLE HIRE Discover the real Paris by bicycle with Roue Libre. Find the hidden alleys and courtyards; ride through the parks and down the broad boulevards. Paris is a warren of medieval streets and curious, idiosyncratic design. There is no finer or more pleasant way to get to know this great city than from the seat of a bicycle. Established in 1981, Roue Libre is a practical and well thought out bicycle hire and guided tour service, operating from five easily accessible locations across the city. Roue Libre offers a range of guided tours, lasting from 1 1/2 or 3 hours to an entire day. Each is individually tailored and offers a new perspective of Paris and the surrounding area. Roue Libre is open from 9am to 7pm every day at the chatelet and Eiffel tower locations and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, at the Bois the Vincennes, Bois the Boulogne and saint Germain en Laye locations. See Paris by bicycle with the Paris Pass and your experience will be immeasurably richer for it. Planning your visit to the ROUE LIBRE BICYCLE HIRE

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SAINTE-CHAPELLE Sainte-Chapelle was an architectural and aesthetic marvel of its day and at one time the most important and holy place in the whole world. To walk inside this magical space, in the constantly shifting, bejewelled light from the stunning stained-glass walls, is to walk in the once private sanctum of royalty, and through a place of once extraordinary religious symbolism. Sainte-Chapelle was built during the second half of the 13th century by Louis IX. Construction was completed quickly between 1241 and 1248. Residing within the Palais de la Cit itself, Sainte-Chapelle is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture; the roof appears to be supported by stained-glass so that the chapel feels like the inside of a jewel. The building itself is a giant reliquary, built both to house the great relics of the king, including Christ s crown of thorns and a piece of the true cross, and to prove worthy of owning these relics. At its heart rests a magnificent gold and silver shrine. Sainte-Chapelle has inevitably suffered through the years. Two fires damaged the building in 1630 and 1776. The stained glass windows in the lower chapel were destroyed when the Seine flooded in 1690. During the revolution the chapel was stripped of its treasures; the statues were defaced and the furniture removed. Nevertheless, this remains an extraordinary place: an unmissable and unmistakable wonder of France and the medieval world. Come experience Sainte-Chapelle with the Paris Pass sightseeting card! Villa Savoye | Paris Pass Visit the Villa Savoye with the Paris Sightseeing Museum Pass VILLA SAVOYE The Villa Savoye is a masterpiece of 20th century design and one of the greatest works by the Swiss architect Le Corbusier. Situated at Poissy, outside of Paris, the Villa Savoye is very distinctive and quite stunning. Built in accordance with Le Corbusier s stylistic rules, which are still hugely influential today, the house stands elevated in the middle of a field, boasting a roof terrace and horizontal windows. These features and others were to become central to modern architecture. The Villa Savoye was what Le Courbusier s referred to as his machine for living . Even today the Villa Savoye is a house of the future. Le Corbusier was a genius and a man whose influence has profoundly affected the modern world. He pioneered an aesthetic revolution and showed the world that the future of housing could be not only beautiful, but functional and made using modern materials. The house was ruined during the Second World War but was successfully restored to its former glory. Villa Savoye stands today as a small building of enormous importance; it is well worth investigating. If you are planning a trip to Paris, be sure to see the beautiful Villa Savoye with your Paris Pass sightseeing card. Planning your visit to the VILLA SAVOYE Opera de Paris - Palais Garnier |Paris Opera House - Garnier Palace | Paris Pass Visit the Paris Opera House with the Paris Sightseeing Museum Pass OPERA DE PARIS - PALAIS GARNIER PARIS OPERA HOUSE- GARNIER PALACE Cit des Science. This museum is a giant interactive playground that encourages children to explore and experiment and in so doing, to learn about the world in an inspiring and fun way. For something less educational but perhaps more fun, check out the Grevin Museum of waxwork where kids of all ages can wander among the great figures of French history as well as the celebrities of today. The museum s Mirror exhibition is the type of attraction that has been entertaining children for over 100 years and continues to do so. The Aquarium Tropical de la Porte Dor e is something of an oddity; a tropical aquarium housed in an art deco palace. They have crocodiles, sharks, cuttlefish and a large amount of tropical fish from around the world - a truly unique Parisian experience! You will be delighted and mystified at the collection of inventions, discoveries and technological innovation on display at the Mus e des Arts et M tiers. Don't miss the collection of vintage cars and flying machines, all of which are suspended from the roof. For something of the scare factor be sure to visit the Mus e des gouts de Paris, a fascinating museum dedicated to the famous sewer system of Paris. Home of gothic arches and tunnels and to a thousand stories, the Paris Sewer Museum is sure to thrill and chill the whole family. Lastly, do not overlook the grander, more seemingly adult oriented museums. The Louvre, Orsay and Pompidou are so spectacular that even the most fleetingly attentive child, big or small, will pause in wonder at this collection. MORE PARIS MUST-SEE'S FOR FAMILIES:

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PARIS PASS | EXPLORE PARIS SIGHTS WITH THE PARIS PASS | ST CHAPELLE, PANTHEON, NOTRE DAME Paris is alive with history, every street and alley has a story to tell. Explore the history and mysteries of Paris with the Paris Pass - your ticket for Paris sightseeing and Paris museums. PARIS SIGHTSEEING: EXPLORING HISTORY MYSTERY IN PARIS Paris has stood at the heart of European and world history for at least a thousand years. Empires and artists have passed through, movements and schools and the most influential figures have influenced and been influenced by this huge capital city. Paris is alive with history, it churns and bubbles with it. Every street and alley has a story to tell. Every palace and restaurant has a thousand. To the first time visitor this sense of history can be almost overwhelming; where to start How to begin to understand this complex metropolis Luckily Paris has some very well thought out attractions dedicated to just this. At the Explore Paris! Exhibition you will get a glimpse at the political, cultural and historical factors that have influenced the development of the city. For more specifics: drop in at the Mus e des gouts de Paris to learn about the history of the Paris sewer system; at the Mus e de la Monnaie to talk money; or at the Mus e de l'Assistance Publique H pitaux de Paris for the background on the French public health system. Paris, like few other cities in the world, has museums dedicated to almost every aspect of it's history, making it - and the Paris Pass - ideal for any keen history buff. The truly magnificent Parisian monuments transcend the esoteric exploration of just one subject. They hint at why history churned so fiercely here and are extraordinary places. Basilique Royale de Saint-Denis, for instance, is a haunting edifice full of dead kings and revolutionaries, boasting 500 years of history. Saint Chapelle: the magical, slightly unreal chapel once considered the holiest place in the world - to walk through the upper hall is to walk inside a stunning jewel built to house the crown of thorns. Bygone civilisations speak a myriad of mysteries in the Crypte Arch ologique de Notre-Dame, an atmospheric time capsule which explores the lives and artifacts of the tribes and civiliations that dwelt in Paris long ago. The Conciergerie teems with history and intrigue, with torture and revolution. Its ancient halls have seen countless games of power played out within them over the centuries. The Panth on is spectacular and inspirational with its homage to the great intellectuals of France, men and women who shaped the world. The history of Paris is endless and even now, in places like the Pompidou Centre, constantly unfolding. Embark on your own discovery of the history and mystery of Paris - you will not be disappointed. MORE HISTORICAL MUST SEE'S IN PARIS:

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PARIS MUSEUMS | MUSEE DU LOUVRE, ORSAY, POMPIDOU, DALI Buy a Paris Museum Pass here. Explore the museums of Paris with the Paris Pass. Museums free with the Paris Pass include the Louvre, Centre Pompidou, Orsay, Grevin Wax Museum and more. PARIS SIGHTSEEING: ON THE PARIS MUSEUM TRAIL Enjoy museum's You will love Paris. As well as being home to some of the world s greatest museums, the sheer number and range of dedicated museums in Paris is so extensive that one could explore them for years and discover new wonders each day. Many of the museums in Paris are remnants of vast personal collections assembled by aristocrats. For instance, the Mus e National des Arts Asiatiques stemmed from the jolly travels of one exceedingly rich man. It is now a brilliant and internationally renowned museum and a centre for knowledge of Indianised art. Other museums stem from the state s decision to document some phenomena or pay tribute to some aspect of French life. The costume museum (Mus e de la Mode et du Textile) contains over 81, 000 works which trace the history of costume in France from the Regency period to the present-day and innovations in textiles since the 7th century. Then there are the undisputed titans of the scene: Mus e du Louvre houses the biggest collection of art in the world with some 6 million visitors passing through every year. Home to masterpieces by Da Vinci, Rembrandt, Vermeer and Cezanne, the Louvre is also very popular today due to its part in Dan Brown's 'The Da Vinci Code'. The Sewer Museum (Mus e des gouts de Paris) is an obscure and unique look at the famous sewer system of Paris. Beneath Paris there is a veritable city in itself of tunnels, arches and crossroads, and this museum explores the history of this underworld. Other special interest museums include the Mus e de la Monnaie which tells the story of how the rulers fought to control the making of money and of how the techniques of coin striking developed over the centuries; the Mus e de la Musique which looks at all things musical, taking visitors through the history of music and instrument-making in Europe; and even the Mus e de La Poste which tells the story of post service and of pre-industrial methods of communication in a consistently lively and interesting way. The last 20 years in particular has seen a large number of great public projects to develop and refurbish Parisian museums, and the Cit des Sciences et de l'Industrie monebaggasse