About the Louvre Museum

The Louvre is one of the most visited museums in the world and a landmark of French cultural heritage. Long before becoming a museum, the building served as a medieval fortress and later as a royal residence for centuries. It opened to the public in 1793, in the aftermath of the French Revolution, and has since grown into one of the most extensive art collections on Earth, spanning civilizations and centuries under one roof.

What to See

Highlights include Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, and the Winged Victory of Samothrace, alongside major works such as Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People and David's The Coronation of Napoleon. The museum's Egyptian antiquities collection is also among the largest outside Cairo. With the audio guide, you can move through the galleries at your own pace while learning the story behind each piece.

“Painting is silent poetry, and poetry is painting that speaks.” — Leonardo da Vinci

Fun Facts

• The Louvre welcomes millions of visitors every year, making it the most-visited museum in the world.
• Its glass pyramid, built in the museum's central courtyard, has become one of the architectural icons of Paris.
• The museum's collection spans thousands of years, from ancient Egyptian antiquities to 19th-century European paintings.

What's Included

• Entry ticket to the Louvre Museum
• Multilingual audio guide app

• Entry ticket to the Louvre Museum
• Multilingual audio guide app
• Seine River cruise

Ticket Price Breakdown

The Louvre Museum's own official entry ticket costs €22 for European Union residents and €32 for non-EU residents. Our price includes this official ticket plus booking management, guaranteed advance availability, customer support, and our personalized multilingual audio guide.

Not Included

• Temporary exhibitions (sold separately)
• Headphones and a phone or device to run the audio guide app
• Transportation to the museum

Meeting Point

Louvre Pyramid, main courtyard, Paris, France.

Good to Know

• Bring a valid photo ID (passport or national ID) — museums in Paris generally require one at entry.
• Please arrive a little before your selected time slot.
• Your booking confirmation and any access instructions will be sent to the email address you provide at checkout.