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A Paris Visite transit pass may save you money and time during your short visit to Paris.
Then again, it may not. You must do some calculating and planning to
take an educated guess.
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If you're visiting Paris for just a few days and you expect to move around the city quite a lot by public transport, you may save money with a Paris Visite ticket from RATP. What It IsThe Paris Visite (pah-REE vee-ZEET), allows 1, 2, 3 or 5 consecutive days of unlimited travel in central Paris on the convenient Métro, city buses, funiculars, RER suburban trains and SNCF Transilien regional trains. ValidityThe validity of the Paris Visite ticket begins at midnight on the first day that you use it and continues for 1, 2, 3 or 5 consecutive days, ending at midnight on the last day. Even if you first use the ticket at 22:00 (10:00 pm) on Day 1, the validity will be calculated as beginning at midnight on that day—in other words, you'd only get 2 hours' use of it—so it makes sense to begin using the ticket early in the day. Navigo Découverte PassFor anyone staying five days or longer, and particularly those who expect to return to Paris for similar periods of time in the future, or who are traveling to and from the Paris airports, the Navigo Découverte card can make a lot more sense. More...
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This view is from the Tour
Montparnasse, which offers
a 25% discount off the price
of admission to its 56th-floor observatory
for those with the Paris Visite card.
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