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The Art World's Epicenter

The Louvre Museum: Wander Through Centuries of Artistic Genius

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Welcome to the Louvre Museum

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Encounter Art and History in Every Corner

Located in the historic heart of Paris, the Louvre Museum is not just an iconic cultural institution but a portal to the past, offering a sweeping survey of human creativity from ancient times to the modern era. Established as a museum in 1793 and housed in the regal Louvre Palace, originally a medieval fortress transformed into a royal palace, the Louvre has stood as a beacon of art and history for centuries.

As you wander through the sprawling corridors and vast galleries, you will encounter an unparalleled collection of artworks that span every corner of the globe and every epoch of human achievement. From the enigmatic smile of Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" to the serene beauty of the "Venus de Milo", each piece in our extensive collection offers a unique window into the worlds from which they emerged.

The Louvre’s extensive holdings include not only the pinnacle of French painting but also monumental works from across Europe and artifacts from ancient civilizations like Egypt, Greece, and Rome. With thousands of works on display, every visit can offer new insights and discoveries, whether you are drawn to the delicate brushstrokes of the Renaissance, the bold figures of Baroque art, or the intricate designs of Near Eastern antiquities.

Beyond the visual arts, the Louvre is a treasure trove of history. Each artifact tells a story, offering insights into the lives of the people who made and used them. From royal collections to the personal items of the common folk, the diversity of the Louvre’s collections makes it a profound place to connect with the myriad ways people have expressed their cultural values and artistic aspirations throughout the ages.

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Opening Hours

* Monday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday: from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

* Wednesday, Friday: 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM

* Last Admission: 1 hour before closing.

* Gallery Clearing: 30 minutes before closing.

Starting May 29 2024, the museum will be open until 9:00 PM every Wednesday and Friday evening.

Museum Closure Days

* Tuesday: CLOSED

* Public holidays closed: January 1, May 1, and December 25. Open on other public holidays, except those falling on a Tuesday, the only day when the museum is closed.

Step into a world of wonder, where every corner of the Louvre Museum is a window into the genius of human creativity.

What awaits you inside?

The Louvre Museum boasts an unparalleled collection of masterpieces from renowned French and international artists. Key highlights include Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" and the ancient "Venus de Milo". The museum also presents an extensive array of works by luminaries like Michelangelo and timeless sculptures from the classical worlds of Greece and Rome.

Furthermore, the Louvre is home to a remarkable selection of art from ancient Egypt, revered Renaissance masterpieces, and exquisite decorative arts. Its dynamic temporary exhibitions continuously enrich the museum’s cultural landscape, presenting a seamless blend of historical and contemporary art. The comprehensive scope of the Louvre's collections makes it an essential destination for aficionados of art and history. Visitors are advised to review the official exhibition schedule to effectively plan their exploration, due to the ever-changing lineup of displays.

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FAQ

We advise against bringing suitcases or large bags to the museum. However, lockers are available for smaller items with dimensions not exceeding 55 x 35 x 20 cm. Please note that the museum is not responsible for valuables, and all items must be collected on the day of your visit.

Re-entry is not permitted once you have exited the museum premises using your ticket.

Gallery closures can occur due to the museum's operational needs. We recommend checking our gallery schedule online prior to your visit to ensure availability.

Drawing is encouraged in both permanent and temporary exhibitions as long as the materials used do not exceed dimensions of 50 x 40 cm and do not obstruct other visitors' views of the artworks.

You are welcome to photograph and record in the permanent collection areas for personal use, but please refrain from using selfie sticks, flash, or additional lighting equipment. Photography policies may differ for special exhibitions.

Exploring the entire Louvre in one day is challenging due to its extensive size. For shorter visits of one to two hours, we suggest focusing on the Denon wing. For a more comprehensive visit, consider spending a full day exploring the quieter Sully and Richelieu wings.

There are several ways to reach the Louvre Museum, depending on your location and preferences

  • Take Line 1 or 7 to the "Palais-Royal / Musée du Louvre" station for the closest access.

  • Alternatively, Line 14 to 'Pyramides' station also provides nearby access.

  • Numerous bus routes including 21, 27, 39, 67, 68, 69, 72, 74, 85, and 95, serve the area around the museum.

  • Prefer driving? The Carrousel shopping center features an underground parking accessible at 1 avenue du Général-Lemonnier. It's open daily from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM, with reduced rates for disabled visitors. Look for the 'Assistance' area beneath the Pyramid for more details.

Nearby vélib' bike rental and drop-off points include:

  • No. 1015 at 2 place André-Malraux

  • No. 1015 at 2 place André-Malraux

  • No. 1023 at 165 rue Saint-Honoré

  • No. 1014 at 5 rue de l’Echelle

  • No. 1013 at 186 rue Saint-Honoré

Own bicycles can be parked at the designated area in front of the École du Louvre, near the Porte des Lions entrance. Please keep pannier bags open to comply with the Vigipirate anti-terrorism measures.

  • A temporary taxi stand is conveniently located adjacent to the Carousel roundabout.

  • The closest taxi rank can be found at Place André Malraux.

  • Arrive in style by Batobus, alighting at the 'Louvre' stop on the François-Mitterrand dock.

To preserve our historic landmark and ensure your safety, please respect our guidelines for entry.

  • Photography Regulations: Guests are welcome to take photos and record videos for personal use in our permanent exhibition spaces. However, the use of selfie sticks, flash lighting, and other illumination devices is strictly prohibited. Please note that photography and recording may be restricted around certain artworks, particularly in temporary exhibitions.
  • Equipment Loan: Items borrowed from the museum must remain within museum premises at all times.
  • Admissions Policy: To facilitate smooth visitor traffic and avoid delays, re-entry is not permitted after exiting the museum.
  • Conduct Guidelines at the Louvre Museum: Keep silent, do not touch the artworks, follow staff instructions, photos without flash, no eating or drinking, mobile phones on silent mode, respect barriers, avoid large backpacks, do not litter, do not run, respect the personal space of other visitors.
  • Prohibited items inside the museum: large bags and backpacks, large umbrellas, food and drinks, professional photography equipment, tripods and selfie sticks, sharp or pointed objects, animals (except guide dogs), personal vehicles (bicycles, scooters, skates).
  • Loud Speaking Permission: Only heritage conservators, educational personnel, and accredited guides are authorized to speak loudly within the museum premises.
  • RESPECTING THE GARDENS: In order to preserve our gardens’ beauty and ensure safety, we prohibit: The use of motorcycles or any other two-wheeled vehicles, walking or sitting on the grass, picking plants or fruits, touching or climbing on the statues, walking with non-service pets (except on designated terraces), feeding birds.
We kindly remind you that these guidelines are established to ensure a safe and respectful atmosphere for all our guests, as well as to preserve the priceless art on display. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. We hope you have a wonderful and inspiring visit to the Louvre Museum.