Enjoy the intimacy of a guided visit during a 2-hour tour of one of the world's most famous museums. Designed to show the very best of the Louvre, your small group will have fast entry to see popular pieces such as paintings and sculptures by Michelangelo, Da Vinci and Delacroix. Learn the art history of the French Romantic, Neoclassical, and Renaissance movements.

With more than 35,000 works of art on display in 403 rooms, visiting the Louvre can be quite intimidating. Just spending 10 seconds per art piece will take you more than 4 days, without sleeping, to cover the collection. Our tour is designed keeping in mind that your time is precious and we focus on giving you the very best of the Louvre. Your group of only 15 people or fewer will be intimate and your guide easy to interact with.

After meeting your licensed guide, a few minutes walk from the Louvre, you'll have fast entry and you will follow a carefully-planned itinerary.

The museum itself bears a lot of History. Initially built as a fortress during the Middle Age, turned into a Royal Palace during the Renaissance, it finally opened to the public in 1793. From Ancient Egypt to the crowning of Napoleon, the Louvre hosts today more than 35 000 pieces of art, passing by Giotto, Raphael, Caravaggio, or Delacroix. Walking the great galleries, you will hear incredible stories about your favorite masterpieces, including Venus de Milo, the Winged Victory of Samothrace, Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, and sculptures by Michelangelo or Antonio Canova.

Included

• Fast entry to the Louvre Museum.
  
  
• 2-hour tour with a licensed guide.
  
  
• Entrance fee for exhibitions in Napoleon Hall.

Meeting Point

•  Next to the Arc du Carrousel 

Good to know

• Group of 20-25 people

• Museum closes at 6:00 pm and vacuation of exhibitions rooms starts at 5:45pm

• No elevators available during the guided visit

• Large bags are not allowed

• Eating and drinking is strictly forbidden in the museum

• Please note this visit is not suitable for physically challenged visitors

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