Overview
Museums, monuments and a river cruise, all on one plan. A city pass can be excellent value if you’re seeing several sights in a few days, and it saves juggling separate tickets.
Tell us how many days you have and what’s on your list, and we’ll help you work out whether a pass makes sense, and which one.
- Many attractions
- One plan
What to expect
- 1
Plan your days
Pick the sights you most want to see.
- 2
Show your pass
Use one pass at each included attraction.
- 3
Mix in the extras
Many passes include a cruise or bus tour.
Usually included
- Entry to the attractions listed on your chosen pass
Not included
- Attractions not on the pass
- Public transport unless stated
Exact inclusions are confirmed in writing with your provider before you book.
Good to know
- Some attractions still require a timed reservation.
- Passes start from first use, not purchase date, on most products.
Where it starts
Your pass details and how to use them are shared once confirmed.
Cancellation
Cancellation terms depend on the provider and are confirmed in writing before you pay anything. Sending an enquiry costs nothing, and you can cancel it from My trips at any time while it is still marked as requested.
Questions
Is a pass always cheaper?
Not always. It depends on how many sights you’ll visit; we’ll help you compare.
Can children use the pass?
Child versions are often available; please share ages.
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