Museum Pass

Museum Pass

One pass, every museum in your city

From Paris to Naples: find the museum pass that matches your city break.

  • 12 cities from Paris to Naples
  • One price instead of several separate tickets
  • Voucher straight to your phone
Choose your city
Glass entrance pyramid of the Louvre in the Cour Napoléon

The Collection

Choose your city

Each pass has its own page, with live pricing, the museums it covers and everything you need to know before booking.

Glass entrance pyramid of the Louvre in the Cour Napoléon

Paris Museum Pass

Over 50 museums and monuments, from the Louvre to Versailles, for 2, 4 or 6 days.
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Typical Amsterdam canal with bicycles on the bridge and gabled houses

I amsterdam City Card

Dozens of museums, a canal cruise and public transport included, the city's all-in-one package.
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Courtyard of the Uffizi with the arched colonnades of the gallery facade

Firenze Card

The Uffizi Gallery, Accademia, Palazzo Pitti and many more museums, valid for 72 hours.
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Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya above Montjuïc with the Magic Fountain

Articket Barcelona

The city's six major art museums, from the Picasso Museum to the MNAC.
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The white Palacio de Cibeles on Plaza de Cibeles in Madrid

Paseo del Arte Card

The Prado, Reina Sofía and Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid's golden triangle of art.
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Excursion boat on the Spree at Museum Island, with the Bode Museum on the right and the TV Tower in the background

Museum Island Berlin

The four open museums on the island plus the Pergamon Panorama with a single day ticket.
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View from the water of the bell tower, St. Mark's Basilica and the Gothic Doge's Palace on St. Mark's Square

Venice Museum Pass

The Doge's Palace and Venice's civic museums with a single pass.
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Yellow-and-green Vienna Sightseeing double-decker bus on the Opernring in front of Gründerzeit facades in central Vienna

Vienna Pass

Schönbrunn Palace, the Giant Ferris Wheel and many museums, plus a hop-on hop-off bus.
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The UNESCO World Heritage Mosteiro dos Jerónimos in Belém with its Manueline architecture and monastery garden

Lisboa Card

Museums, the Jerónimos Monastery, public transport and the trains to Sintra and Cascais included.
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Red hop-on-hop-off double-decker bus passing the Colosseum in Rome

Roma Pass

Rome's official pass with attractions, discounts and public transport for 48 or 72 hours.
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Wide view over Turin's old town with the Palazzo Carignano and the snow-capped Alps

Torino+Piemonte Card

Museums, royal residences and castles in Turin and across Piedmont.
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Red facade of the National Archaeological Museum of Naples on Piazza Cavour

Campania Artecard

Museums and archaeological sites from Naples to Pompeii, public transport included in the 3-day version.
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Why get a museum pass

See more, queue less

A museum pass bundles the admission fees of your city break into a single purchase.

One price instead of several tickets

From your second or third museum onward, the pass is usually cheaper than individual tickets, the more you visit, the more you save.

Faster entry

Many passes come with dedicated entrances or fast-track access, so you skip the ticket queue.

Honest comparisons

For each city we show the pass that's genuinely worth it, and we tell you what it doesn't cover too.

How it works

Your museum pass in 4 steps

  1. 1

    Choose your city

    Pick your city above. Each page explains which museums the pass covers and who it's worth it for.
  2. 2

    Book online

    You book most passes through our partners Tiqets or GetYourGuide, with the voucher arriving instantly by email. For exceptions such as the Roma Pass, we link to the official provider.
  3. 3

    Activate your pass

    Most passes start counting from your first visit and then run continuously, plan your museum visits accordingly.
  4. 4

    Enjoy the museums

    Show your pass at the entrance. Popular sites such as the Uffizi or the Louvre still require a timed slot even with a pass.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about museum passes

The key answers before you book. You'll find more on individual pass pages.

Is a museum pass worth it?+

If you plan to visit several museums, usually yes: from the second or third entry onward, the pass is typically cheaper than individual tickets, plus you save time queuing. Each pass page shows exactly when it pays off.

Do I still need to book museum time slots?+

Yes, at popular sites: the Louvre, the Uffizi or the Accademia require a free timed slot even with a pass. The details are on each pass's own page.

How do I receive my pass?+

You book most passes through our partners Tiqets or GetYourGuide and receive an instant confirmation with your voucher by email. Depending on the pass, you either show the QR code directly or exchange it on site for the physical card. A few passes, such as the Roma Pass, are sold only by the official provider (romapass.it) - we link there directly.

When does the validity period start?+

For most passes, from the first use, not from purchase. The validity period (typically 48 hours or 3 days) then runs continuously, including overnight.

Are children cheaper?+

Nearly everywhere there are child or youth rates, and sometimes free entry for young children. Age limits vary by city, exact prices are shown at booking.

Which city will it be?

From the Louvre to the Uffizi, your museum pass is just a few clicks away.

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