Paris Tickets Landmarks

Paris Landmarks

Tickets to the City's Most Iconic Sights

Tickets for the Musée de l'Armée et Les Invalides

From 17.85 €

Entry Ticket to the Sainte Chapelle and the Conciergerie

From 27.25 €

Visit the Château de Vincennes

From 14.04 €

Ticket-free access to the Panthéon & Saint-Denis Cathedral Basilica

From 27.56 €

Visit the Conciergerie

From 13.91 €

Visit the Arc de Triomphe

From 20.16 €

Visit the Paris Pantheon

From 13.78 €

Priority Arc de Triomphe Rooftop tickets

From 35.20 €

Hôtel de la Marine: The Intendants' Apartments

From 18.19 €

Arc de Triomphe and Seine River Cruise

From 42.12 €

The Al Thani collection at the Hôtel de la Marine

From 13.00 €

Ticket for the Musée du Louvre and private guided tour

From 313.00 €

From a Gothic cathedral's stained glass to a triumphal arch built for an emperor, Paris's landmarks span centuries of history packed into a walkable city center.

Which Paris Landmark Should You See First?

The one everyone recognizes

Climb 284 steps inside the Arc de Triomphe to a rooftop terrace with sweeping views down the Champs-Élysées, from the arch built to celebrate Napoleon's military victories.

Gothic history in stained glass

Sainte-Chapelle's stained-glass windows are among the most celebrated examples of Gothic art in Paris, and a combined ticket adds the Conciergerie, the medieval royal palace turned revolutionary prison next door.

A resting place for legends

Voltaire, Rousseau, Curie and Hugo are entombed beneath the Panthéon's neoclassical dome, and this combined ticket adds the Saint-Denis Basilica, traditional burial site of nearly every French king.

Europe's tallest medieval keep

Château de Vincennes, just east of the city, has Europe's tallest surviving medieval keep, once a royal residence before it became a fortress and prison.

Royal history reimagined

Hôtel de la Marine's restored 18th-century state apartments on Place de la Concorde pair period interiors with a global art collection, all within one of the grandest addresses in Paris.

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Good to Know Before You Go

Many landmarks offer timed-entry slots during peak season; booking ahead avoids the longest queues.

Security screening is standard at major monuments so arrive a little early.

Rooftop viewpoints can close temporarily in high wind or poor visibility.

Popular Attractions in Paris

Musée de l'Orangerie

Monet's Water Lilies by the Tuileries Garden.

Rodin Museum

The Thinker and a sculpture garden in an 18th-c. mansion.

Hôtel de la Marine

Restored royal apartments on Place de la Concorde.

FAQs about Paris Landmarks

Which Paris landmark should I visit first?

Most first-time visitors start with the sights they already recognize, then build outward.

Do landmark tickets include skip-the-line access?

Many do, check the specific ticket description to confirm.

How far in advance should I book?

For popular landmarks in peak season, booking at least a few days ahead is recommended.

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