About this experience
Discover the Louvre's most famous masterpieces on this guided tour in Paris. See iconic works like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo, and uncover fascinating stories behind the art.
Highlights
- Find out about key details in works by artist like Da Vinci and Botticelli'
- Dive into titillating stories about masters like Caravaggio and Veronese
- Be inspired as you marvel at artwork like the Winged Victory of Samothrace
- Stand in front of famous paintings like the Mona Lisa and Venus of Milo
- Save your strength with a guide that knows where the iconic works are
What's included
- Guided tour
- Pre-booked skip-the-line Louvre tickets (if booked at least 7 days in advance)
How to use
- Show Mobile Ticket
- At Redemption Counter
What to expect
Louvre is closed on 1st of every month.
Explore the Louvre, largest art gallery in the world with the help of a private guide. Be shown around a collection so extensive that it would take over a month to see it all. Find your way with ease to pieces by masters like Leonardo da Vinci, Caravaggio, and Botticelli.
Meet your guide and begin your adventure on a route that takes allows you to experience in-person most iconic sculptures and paintings you've admired in books, online, or on TV. Dive into the art along the way with a guide that can tell you stories about the artists.
Find out why the portrait of "Lisa Giocondo" become an art world highlight or uncover hidden meanings embedded by Leonardo da Vinci in his paintings. Learn about why Veronese was almost condemned by the Inquisition for his depiction of Christ.
Hear about how Caravaggio was a notorious drunkard and murderer, yet he create works that epitomize spirituality. Delve into subjects like why all of Botticelli's paintings feature the same woman. End your tour enriched by art and history.
Terms & conditions
• All visitors must undergo the security checks at the museum entrance
• You can take photos and videos in the permanent collections if they are for personal use. However, you are not allowed to use selfie sticks, flash or lighting. However, in the temporary exhibition galleries, it may be prohibited to take photos or videos of certain works
• The museum is wheelchair accessible