The Paris Museum Pass costs €90 for 2 consecutive days

https://www.parismuseumpass.fr/en

What the Paris Museum Pass Covers To determine whether the pass is a good value for your trip, tally up ticket prices for what you want to see and compare against the cost of the pass. Here’s a list of key sights and their admission prices without the pass: Louvre (€17) Paris Sewer Museum (€9) Orsay Museum (€14) Cluny Museum (€12) Orangerie Museum (€12.50) Pompidou Center (€14) Sainte-Chapelle (€11.50) Picasso Museum (€14) Arc de Triomphe (€13) Conciergerie (€11.50) Rodin Museum (€13) Versailles (€20 ticket includes the Château, Trianon, and Domaine) Army Museum (€14) Panthéon (€11.50)

2 days-€52

Notable sights not covered by the pass include the Eiffel Tower, Montparnasse Tower, Marmottan Museum, Opéra Garnier, Catacombs, Sacré-Cœur’s dome, and the ladies of Pigalle.

Gare du Nord The granddaddy of Paris’ train stations serves cities in northern France and international destinations north of Paris, including Copenhagen, Amsterdam, and the Eurostar to London. Look for circulating information-helpers. A helpful TI kiosk (labeled Paris Tourist Office, Mon-Sat 9:00-17:00, closed Sun) opposite track 8 sells Paris Museum Passes and fast-pass “coupe-file” tickets (credit cards only).

32 louvre + 20 versailes + sewer 9 + army 17 + orsay 16 = 94