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4.7 221081 reviews
spoorthi Shres
a week ago
One of the best Museum will incredible collection of art, plan to spend at least half a day, if not whole day in this museum. This Museum is well connected to metro and mall. There are cafes within the museum that servers best coffee and pastries to enjoy during the break from arts
T Rey
a week ago
One of 3 or 4 “super galleries” that house (or reflect upon) some of the best things we have accomplished in history. Don’t expect to see it all in a month… nobody is that ambitious. Huge crowds gather around a fulled encased Mona Lisa. Many don’t notice a few pretty amazing paintings on the way through. This is the super gallery. Breathtaking.
Keith Bauman
a week ago
Today we visited the Louvre. It’s really big! Lots of photos again; I tried to capture the amazing diversity of art as well as the impressive ambiance of the building/environment. Of course The Mona Lisa dominates the attention.
Ashley Quilty
4 days ago
This was my second visit and I enjoyed it just as much as the first. The Louvre is one of those great museums you could visit every day and never be bored of. Walking through the building itself is half the pleasure; I particularly enjoyed the gorgeous ceilings and the basement area that showcases remnants of older iterations of the palace.
Anita Bonecka
a week ago
What a place... A gem on the map of art connoisseurs. The paintings the museum has in its collection are amazing. The price for the tour is amazingly low. The tour on Thursday went very smoothly - we bought the tickets online, which allowed us to avoid the queue. Perhaps it will be harder on the weekend.
Stela Miciu
a week ago
We were here in September 2021. An impressive place. The museum is very big and you need at least one day to visit it and to enjoy all its beauties.
AliceSunflower
a month ago
With comfortable shoes, a good plan and a lot of time you will have a very nice time at the Louvre. Go for what interests you the most, because it is close to impossible to see everything during one visit. I would recommend checking out the crown jewels, on the same level as the Mona Lisa. Also, the quarter were Napoleon III. resided is a must, the rooms are stunning!
Runa Goldbrunn
4 days ago
The Louvre is constructed in quite a confusing way: First you get in through the glass building that looks like a pyramid, then you go through a security check. After that you walk a bit down the building and end up in a big hall. Behind the information counters you can finally buy a ticket. After that you head back into the big hall, take the stairs up and go through the ticket check line. Now you’re in the Louvre. But wait! There isn’t any “right” way to walk the Louvre even though there’s lots of arrows pointing in all kinds of directions, they don’t have a designated route planned out which it quite stressful for some neurodivergent people. I got such immense headaches as well because the air circulation is really bad and the temperature is rather high in there. It does offer some astonishing sculptures and paintings but they weren’t as exciting as I thought them to be. Still, since I got in for free (I’m under 26 and Citizen of the European Union) I think it was worth the visit. I wouldn’t go there again, though.
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