8 Must-See Museums in Paris

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Just came back from Paris and the 6 day Museum Pass was perfect: Louvre, Musee Rodin, the Arc, D'orsay, L'orangerie, Pompidou, Versailles, Sainte Chapelle all at a great pace with seeing the city itself

There is an elevator in the Arc du Triomphe. My son had injured his knee when we were in Paris several year ago. He could not do the stairs. So I found one of the attendants and ask very politely in French ( probably poor French being an American) explaining he was injured. She was lovely, no problem. Took us to the very old and well hidden elevator. Only big enough for two. I said my daughter and I could take the stairs, but she said no, of course you all use the elevator. The French are the loveliest , kindest people , they just require good manners and the attempt to speak French. Secret elevator😉

Joséphine Baker became a french citizen in 1937, was a civil allies intelligence agent at the beginning of WW2, then joined the free french airforce in north africa as a military intelligence officer, and participated in Europes liberation on the mediterranean side. She was a french war heroes and that's why she is burried in the Panthéon.

I loved Musee D'Orsay when I was in Paris, possibly my favorite Paris Museum.

Very ambitious to do 8 museums in two days!! You have more stamina than we do. We opted for the 4 day pass when we visited Paris the first time and it was wonderful. We were able to space out the museum visits so that we didn't feel overwhelmed. It was worth every penny!! Your reaction to the green painting was priceless! Thanks for all you do. 💕

My wife and I visited cloudy and wet Paris this last week for the very first time. Our main inspiration for taking the trip was your excellent videos over the last year. In fact, I think we ran into Antoine’s brother at the Museé Cluny; he was the only French person that started a conversation with us! Well, if it was him, I forgot to mention how accessible you two have made Paris for us, merci beaucoup!

I was drinking something when you showed the “green” painting and all my drink spluttered out! You look and both sound so funny! Love your channel! Very helpful! Can I invite you two for dinner when I visit Paris this year? Your choice of restaurant, will PM once confirmed ❤

Sorry we slowed y’all down at Arc de Triomphe but it was awesome meeting you both! 😃

We used the 7 days Paris Pass last March. We found it extremely coinvent and valuable. Highly recommend.

Coleen!!!! I told my husband when we go to Paris in Sept, he cannot say "Aw haw haw" with a fakey French accent!!!!! Then.... he hears you say it and all my husband training goes out the window!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂

This is such a good video. We bought a Paris Pass in 2016. It included travel on the Metro & lots of attractions. I think it was €65 then. We thought it was well worth it.

"When you thought there were no more stairs..." LOL. Truer words have never been said. The view from the top of the Arc though... completely worth it. We did the Arc during the day and Tour Eiffel at night. I think that gave us the day/night views we wanted to see. Museum Pass is such great value. We had a 4-Day pass and we hit a lot of places. Of course, we spent quite a bit of time in Versailles and the Louvre, and half a day at Musee d'Orsay (my wife's favourite), but because the other places are a lot smaller it was easy to see a lot of them with proper planning.

Just came back from France and saw you guys filming at Mont St. Michel! You looked fabulous! Thank you for all of your helpful videos...they made our trip SO much easier!

Kvelling! Didn't think your vlogs could get any more informative and fun - but this video is the bomb. Total joy. And wonderful to see you include the Cluny (personal fave). Vive Les Frenchies!✨

As always, a delight and a pleasure, thank you. Paris with the Frenchies, food and fun ❤

Love your videos, and maybe I’ll see you in a few weeks! Please let viewers know that almost all of the sites where the Paris Pass is accepted, admit those under 18 for FREE. It makes the pass an even better value for families when only the adults need admission.

a) Possibly worth mentioning: I believe the Centre Pompidou is scheduled to close for possibly lengthy renovations later this year, so see it while you can! b) Interesting note about those unicorn tapestries in the Musée Cluny: five of them represent each of the five senses (the lady listens to music, tastes fruit, etc.), while in the sixth, she is either taking jewelry out of a box or putting it back in. The label on the sixth, “À Mon Seul Désir,” would most naturally be translated as “to my sole desire,” but it could also be read as something like “solely at my desire,” i.e., “only when I wish.” In that case she’d be seen as putting the jewelry back in the box, and the sixth picture would thus represent our free will’s mastery over our sensory impulses (as represented by the other five).

Nice video and I agree that these passes can be cost effective and convenient. We used one 5 years ago and saw a lot of these main sights. The only regret is that we didn’t make enough time for shopping, cafes and just exploring. We spent too much time going from sight to sight. My advice is to consider using the pass but plan accordingly so that you go to places near each other and make time to see the city and enjoy just being there. 🇫🇷 🍷

Awesome work guys!! There's so much to see in our beautiful city!! the Pass seems an amazing tool to make the most out of it :). Thank you for this super helpful video :D