Paris Guide for Explore the World
Fly from Saltmere, ride into the city, climb the Eiffel Tower, and stamp your passport.
Paris is one of two live destinations in Explore the World. After you leave Saltmere, land, and take the bus into the city, you can ride lifts toward the top of the Eiffel Tower, hunt photo spots for postcards, and unlock the Welcome to Paris passport stamp. This guide covers the flight-to-landmark loop so your first Paris run feels intentional instead of random wandering.
Before you fly to Paris
Start at Saltmere / New Saltmere. Press Play for Welcome to Saltmere, complete check-in for Boarding Pass, clear security, and board on time for Wheels Up. If you are brand new, skim Getting Started once so the airport ritual is familiar. Confirm your party wants Paris - not London - before check-in so nobody splits destinations by mistake.
Cabin choice is optional for sightseeing. Economy works fine for a first stamp. First Class adds lounge comfort and a lie-flat suite. Private Jet fits a host plus up to four friends when you want a group arrival and a shot at Jet Set. Details sit in First Class & Private Jet and the cabin classes tier list.
In-flight toward Paris
On board, use meals, mini-games, and the live flight map to stay oriented. The map is more than decoration: it reinforces that you are on a Saltmere-to-Paris route and helps newer players understand travel distance toward badges like First Thousand (1,000 km total) and the extreme Around the World goal (40,075 km). Enjoy the cabin, but stay until landing completes so you do not break the passenger fantasy mid-route.
Landing and the city bus
After touchdown, follow the flow onto the bus into the city. This handoff matters: badges and stamps tied to arrival expect you to finish the landing sequence rather than disconnecting early. Once you are in Paris proper, open your exploration goals: Eiffel Tower visit, photographs for postcards, and the Welcome to Paris stamp in your passport. Landing VO and city callouts may also name the Arc de Triomphe as part of the Paris skyline fantasy—treat that as atmosphere and an optional landmark to seek if you spot it in-city. This guide will not invent postcard coordinates for it.
Eiffel Tower lifts and landmark tips
Paris’s headline attraction is the Eiffel Tower. Look for lifts / elevators that take you toward the top. Ride them, enjoy the view, and capture screenshots or in-game photo moments that feed the postcard system. Landmark tourism is the fantasy payoff after the airport grind - take a few minutes at the tower instead of instantly queueing the return flight.
Photography tips that help postcard hunters:
- Frame the tower clearly for memorable shots.
- Visit more than one angle if the city layout allows.
- Save postcard progress toward Postcard Collector (all seven postcards).
- Track remaining cards with the passport tracker and the overview on Passport & Badges.
Hotels after landing
When you want a quiet base after the tower and stamp, Paris hotels are optional Robux overnight fantasy—not required for Welcome to Paris. Hotel Room Pass (125 R$) unlocks a private upstairs bedroom only you can enter. Hotel Suites Pass (129 R$) adds Royal Suite or Suite Iris access, including standard hotel access. Sightsee first, then retreat upstairs if you own a pass. Full flow: Hotels; prices and buy order: Game Passes.
Passport stamp: Welcome to Paris
Arriving in Paris and securing your first Paris stamp unlocks Welcome to Paris. That stamp is half of Two-City Traveller, which requires stamps in both London and Paris. If Paris is your first city, plan a later London flight for the London Eye, Big Ben chime fantasy, and Welcome to London. If you already stamped London, Paris completes the two-city badge.
Suggested Paris session plan
- Saltmere Play -> check-in -> security -> board.
- Take off for Wheels Up (if not earned yet).
- Ride the flight, land, bus into Paris.
- Unlock Welcome to Paris.
- Ride Eiffel Tower lifts and take postcard photos.
- Optional: check into a hotel room or suite if you own the pass.
- Note any new postcard saves toward the set of seven.
- Return via Saltmere for another destination or repeat flights toward Frequent Flyer (10 landings).
Use the flight checklist so airport steps stay crisp when you are focused on city goals.
Party play in Paris
Friends on the same flight can explore together after the bus. Assign simple roles if you are badge hunting: one player watches stamp UI, another scouts photo angles, and a third tracks postcard saves. Private Jet groups should still finish Saltmere check-in cleanly - upgrades do not auto-complete Boarding Pass. For attraction rankings beyond this walkthrough, see the attractions tier list.
How Paris fits the wider badge ladder
- Welcome to Paris - first Paris passport stamp.
- Two-City Traveller - Paris + London stamps.
- Postcard Collector - all seven postcards saved.
- Frequent Flyer / First Thousand / Around the World - flight count and distance over many trips.
- Jet Set - Private Jet host or guest, often combined with scenic city runs.
Full definitions live on Passport & Badges and the badges list.
Codes, scripts, and destination updates
Tartan Studios may announce promos or new cities later. Verify codes on the Codes Hub and redeem help on how to redeem. Avoid unverified scripts that promise auto-sightseeing; read the Scripts Hub and safety guide first. Watch the Updates Hub if Paris props, lifts, or stamp rules change after launch (game released 23 October 2026).
Paris vs London for your next flight
Choose Paris when you want the Eiffel Tower fantasy first. Choose London when you want the Eye and Big Ben loop first. Either order works for Two-City Traveller. Many players alternate cities across sessions so postcard hunting stays fresh. When you need platform-specific movement help around dense landmarks, open Controls.
Paris in Explore the World is short on busywork once you land: the fantasy is arrival, tower lifts, photos, and a passport stamp that proves you flew. Nail Saltmere, enjoy the cabin, then give the Eiffel Tower the time it deserves before you queue the next adventure from the Guides Hub.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
How do I unlock Welcome to Paris?
Fly from Saltmere to Paris, finish arrival into the city, and collect your first Paris passport stamp.
Can I go to the top of the Eiffel Tower?
Yes. Use the lifts that take players toward the top, then take photos for postcard progress while you are there.
Do I need First Class to visit Paris?
No. Economy can reach Paris. First Class and Private Jet only change comfort, lounge access, and party size.
How does Paris help Two-City Traveller?
You need passport stamps in both Paris and London. After Welcome to Paris, fly to London for the matching stamp.
What should I do in Paris after the stamp?
Ride the Eiffel Tower lifts, capture postcard photos, optionally use Hotel Room or Suites if you own a pass, then plan more flights for Frequent Flyer and distance badges.