Holidaymakers looking to stay in property in France this spring might be interested in using the Paris Sightseeing Pass.
Travellers can gain access to more than 60 sights across the French capital for a fixed fee that varies depending on how many days they plan to spend in the city and whether they would like metro, bus and RER transport included.
Just a few of the attractions that pass-holders can visit while staying in property in France include the Chateau of Versailles, the Louvre, the Arc de Triomphe and the Musee d'Orsay.
The Paris Tropical Aquarium, Rambouillet Palace, the National Navy Museum and the Paris Fashion Museum are also accessible with the Paris Sightseeing Pass.
It lets users avoid queues thanks to priority access and includes a free guidebook and a host of special offers and discounts, such as free drinks and desserts at certain restaurants and money off the Paris Express Sightseeing Tour.
