We are your ideal resource for planning a trip to the city of light and love. A trip to Paris can be costly when you consider all the things you want to do during you stay. Fortunately, our company provides passes, tours and packages that allow you to save time and, most importantly: money on sightseeing and transportation.

Visit some of the world’s most famous works of art with our museum pass. Museum Paris passes allow you free admission and the rare opportunity to skip long lines, saving you from traveling headaches. With stations around every corner, riding via the Metro is the fastest and easiest way to get around Paris. Metro passes allow for unlimited travel within the city, getting you to where you need to be without purchasing tickets. Aquarium passes provide unlimited fun for the whole family. In addition to passes, you can also purchase discounted tours and cruises. Visit Versailles for a taste of grand luxury at its finest or float down the Seine River taking in the breathtaking sights along the way.

Passes can be purchased for two, four or six days of use, allowing you to choose the option that works best with your travel plans. Purchasing a City Case Package combines passes, tours and excursions. The package offers discounts at various restaurants and boutiques around the city and even includes a free map, boat tour on the Seine and wine at the Musee du Vin free of charge.

Paris can be very expensive, but it doesn’t need to be. With our Paris passes, you can be certain that we will save you money and time that will surely make your trip more enjoyable.

Paris is notoriously one of the most expensive places on the planet to take a trip. Airfare aside, the city is known for its fine dining and luxury shopping, so going there may seem like a bad idea if you are trying to save. Nothing could be further from the truth! “Paris is always a good idea,” as they say in Sabrina, and even if you don’t have a lot to throw around, there’s no reason that you can’t enjoy the food, art, and culture without completely breaking the bank.

Here are four big ways that you can save money on your trip to Paris:

Go During the Low Season

While going to Paris in an off season may not seem incredibly appealing, it will definitely save you something on the plane ticket to get there, which is one of the biggest expenses you will face and the one you can do the least about. Bundle up and go to Paris from October to April (excluding Christmas and New Years’) and the cost will be significantly better. Another great benefit of going during the off season is that you get to see the city as it actually is. Oftentimes during the summer, the Parisians are on vacation and the influx of tourists makes the city anything but its normal self.

Get Paris Passes

Paris passes for transportation and museums can save you a great deal of money. For under $100, you can get a pass that gives you admission to most of the big attractions in the city, as well as Metro access so that you can get around quickly and easily. There are several museums and historic buildings around the city that are free, so if you stick with those and use the pass for the rest, you’ll never have to pay for a single entry. Plus, the pass allows you to bypass the lines, saving you time to spend on other activities. The Metro pass will allow you to use the subway system without having to pay individual ticket fees every time you want to go somewhere, which will also save both time and money.

Hostels and Budget Hotels

There is absolutely no need to stay in a 5-star hotel in Paris when there are many reputable hostels and hotels that you can stay in for under €90 a night. Don’t waste your money on room service and lavender-scented towels when you could be spending the money experiencing the food, buying a painting from an artist in Montmartre, or finding some souvenirs to take home.

Eat Cheap (Most of the Time)

Paris is known for their fine dining, but there’s no reason to go to the most expensive restaurant in the city for escargot every night. Try grabbing most of your light meals at the local boulangerie to save money. If you plan to have one big meal out a day, head to reasonably-priced restaurant for lunch, when the menu will be cheaper–you’ll often get the same amount of food for less.