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Paris

How much does Paris cost?

€307 to €378 per person for 3 days.

Tickets, food and local transport. The hotel and the trip there are not included.

  • Tickets: €160.70
  • Free: 7

Data checked on October 4, 2026

The total for each plan

Per person, without the hotel. Tickets are the prices of the stops in each plan, read on the official sites. Food and transport come from the city figures.

PlanTicketsTransportFoodTotal
1 day €90.70 €12.30 €37 to €60 €140 to €163
2 days €122.70 €24.60 €73 to €120 €220 to €267
3 days €160.70 €36.90 €110 to €180 €307 to €378

How the total is made

Tickets are the adult prices of the stops in the plan. Transport is one 24-hour pass per day, or four single rides where there is no pass. Food goes from two inexpensive meals and a coffee per day to one inexpensive meal, half of a mid-range dinner for two and two coffees.

Ticket prices, stop by stop

StopAdult ticketBooking
Eiffel TowerAdult tickets with the lift cost €23.50 to the second floor and €36.70 to the summit. On foot, the stairs to the second floor cost €14.80, and the stairs to the second floor plus the lift to the summit cost €28. Children under 4 are free. €36.70 Advised
Louvre MuseumThe standard ticket is €32 for visitors from outside the EEA and €22 for EEA residents and nationals. Under 18s and EEA residents under 26 enter free with ID. Everyone enters free after 18:00 on the first Friday of the month, except in July and August, and free visitors should still book a time slot. €32 Required
Palais GarnierThe adult ticket is €25 for visitors from outside the EEA and €15 for EEA residents and nationals. Children aged 12 and under enter free. €25 Required
Sainte-ChapelleVisitors from outside the EEA pay €22 and EEA residents and nationals pay €16, as listed from 12 January 2026. A combined ticket with the Conciergerie costs €30 or €23. Entry is free for under 18s and on the first Sunday of January, February, March, November and December. €22 Required
Arc de TriompheThe ticket covers the monument and the terrace. It costs €16 from 1 October to 31 March. From April to September it costs €22, or €16 on Wednesdays. €16 Advised
Musée d'OrsayThe full rate is €16 online and €14 at the museum. Under 18s and EEA residents under 26 enter free. Thursday evening has a night rate of €12 online and €10 at the museum. €16 Advised
PanthéonThe ticket covers the nave and the crypt and costs €13 from 1 October to 31 March. From April to September it is €16, or €13 on Wednesdays. A combined ticket with the Basilique Saint-Denis costs €26. Entry is free on the first Sunday of January, February, March, November and December. €13 Not needed
Musée de l'OrangerieThe full rate is €12.50 online and €11 at the museum. The first Sunday of the month is free with a booked time slot. A combined ticket with Orsay costs €20. €12.50 Advised

Stops that cost nothing

Local transport

Single ride
€2.55
24-hour pass (Forfait Navigo Jour)
€12.30

The metro is the quickest way between the Left Bank, Montmartre and the east, and the centre around the Louvre, the Île de la Cité and the Latin Quarter can be walked in about half an hour. Île-de-France Mobilités lists a single metro, train or RER ticket at €2.55 and the Forfait Navigo Jour day pass at €12.30, so the pass only pays off from a fifth ride. Cardboard t+ tickets can be used until 15 December 2026, so get a Navigo Easy pass or use the phone app instead.

Île-de-France Mobilités

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