Louvre Museum: Paris Highlights + Mona Lisa Pass

The Louvre Museum in Paris is a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike. The ‘Paris Highlights + Mona Lisa Pass’ offers a unique opportunity to dive into the museum’s rich history and discover its most iconic masterpieces. With a guided tour focused on the elusive Mona Lisa and other renowned works, visitors can gain exclusive insights and skip the long lines. But the true wonder lies in what awaits beyond the guided experience, as the museum’s vast collections beckon further exploration.

Key Points

• Exclusive 30-minute guided tour focusing on the Mona Lisa and other key highlights like the Venus de Milo and Egyptian antiquities at the Louvre Museum.
• Discounted tour price of $84.90 per person, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
• Skip-the-line access and insights from a knowledgeable English-speaking guide for a hassle-free museum experience.
• Accessibility features like ramps, elevators, and Braille signage to ensure a comfortable visit for all.
• Meeting point at 162 Rue de Rivoli, in front of the souvenir shop, with Métro access nearby.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

Explore the iconic Louvre Museum in Paris with an exclusive guided tour and save up to 10% off the regular price.

The tour costs $84.90 per person, down from $94.34. It lasts 30 minutes and focuses on the Mona Lisa, followed by free time to explore.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance, and you can reserve now and pay later.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance, and you can reserve now and pay later.

This guided experience provides insights into the museum’s vast collections, from ancient Greek sculptures to Delacroix’s masterpieces, all within the former royal residence now museum.

Itinerary and Highlights

The tour begins at the starting location of 162 Rue de Rivoli, right at the Louvre Museum.

You’ll discover the museum’s most iconic artworks, like the enigmatic Mona Lisa and the timeless Venus de Milo.

Explore 4,000-year-old Egyptian antiquities, including the imposing Great Sphinx.

Marvel at Delacroix’s revolutionary masterpiece.

Throughout the tour, you’ll walk through the former royal residence, now a world-renowned art museum.

Each gallery offers unique charm and historical significance, blending tradition and modernity.

After the guided portion, you’re free to explore the Louvre’s vast collections at your own pace.

Guided Experience

What can you expect from the guided experience? You’ll have a knowledgeable English-speaking guide who provides insights into the history and significance of the Louvre’s vast art collections. The guide will lead you through the galleries, blending tradition and modernity as you explore iconic works like the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and Delacroix’s revolutionary masterpiece. Each gallery offers a unique charm and significance that the guide will bring to life.

| Highlights | Duration | Significance |

| — | — | — |

| Mona Lisa | 30 mins | Discover secrets behind her enigmatic smile |

| Venus de Milo | – | Timeless symbol of ancient Greek beauty |

| Egyptian Antiquities | – | Explore 4,000-year-old artifacts and the Great Sphinx |

| Delacroix’s Masterpiece | – | Revolutionary work that captures the spirit of the time |

Important Information and Meeting Point

To get to the Louvre Museum for your guided tour, the meeting point is 162 Rue de Rivoli, right in front of the souvenir shop.

Be sure to arrive on time, as late arrivals will be considered no-shows.

Arrive on time, as late arrivals will be considered no-shows.

The museum is accessible via Métro Line 1 or 7 to Palais Royal Musée du Louvre.

Bags larger than 55 cm x 35 cm x 20 cm aren’t allowed inside.

The guided portion of the tour lasts approximately 30 minutes, focusing on the Mona Lisa, after which you’re free to explore the Louvre at your own pace using the skip-the-line access.

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Cancellation and Refund Policy

If you need to cancel your booking, you can do so up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. This gives you the flexibility to change your plans if needed.

Simply follow the instructions provided when you made your reservation to cancel and receive your money back.

The Louvre tour’s cancellation policy is designed to provide a hassle-free experience, ensuring you can enjoy your visit without worrying about unexpected changes.

As long as you cancel within the 24-hour window, you’ll get a full refund with no hidden fees or penalties.

Accessibility and Mobility

The Louvre Museum is designed to be accessible for visitors of all abilities.

The museum provides:

Ramps and elevators throughout the galleries to accommodate wheelchairs and mobility devices. Audio guides with descriptive narration for visually impaired guests. Braille signage and large-print maps to aid those with visual impairments.

• Ramps and elevators throughout the galleries to accommodate wheelchairs and mobility devices.

• Audio guides with descriptive narration for visually impaired guests.

• Braille signage and large-print maps to aid those with visual impairments.

With these inclusive features, the Louvre ensures that everyone can explore its world-renowned art and architecture with ease.

Whether you use a wheelchair, have low vision, or have other accessibility needs, the museum is committed to making your visit comfortable and rewarding.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What’re some of the most frequently asked questions about visiting the Louvre Museum?

How early should I arrive? Visitors are advised to arrive at least 30 minutes before their scheduled tour time.

Is it possible to see everything in one visit? Realistically, it’s impossible to see the entire museum in a single visit. It’s best to plan which galleries or exhibits you want to prioritize.

Can I take photos inside the museum? Photography is allowed in most areas of the Louvre, but flash photography is prohibited to protect the artworks.

Do I need to purchase tickets in advance? Pre-purchasing tickets is highly recommended to skip the long entry lines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Photography and Video Recording Allowed Inside the Louvre?

Photography and video recording are generally allowed inside the Louvre, except for certain restricted areas. Visitors should follow the museum’s guidelines and respect others’ experiences.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks Into the Museum?

No, visitors can’t bring their own food and drinks into the Louvre Museum. Food and beverages, except for water, are prohibited inside the museum to preserve the art and maintain cleanliness.

Is the Tour Suitable for Children or Families?

The tour is suitable for families and children. It offers a guided portion tailored to engage younger audiences, followed by free time to explore the museum at their own pace.

Are Audio Guides Available for Self-Guided Exploration?

Audio guides are available for self-guided exploration of the Louvre. Visitors can rent them to learn more about the museum’s vast collections and artwork at their own pace after the guided portion of the tour.

How Long Does It Typically Take to See the Entire Louvre Museum?

The entire Louvre Museum can take several hours, or even multiple days, to fully explore its vast collections spanning 8 galleries and over 35,000 works of art. Most visitors spend 2-4 hours exploring the museum’s highlights.

The Sum Up

The Louvre Museum: Paris Highlights + Mona Lisa Pass offers an exclusive guided tour, providing visitors with a hassle-free experience to explore the Louvre’s iconic masterpieces. The tour’s focus on the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and ancient Egyptian artifacts ensures a rewarding and memorable visit to one of the world’s most renowned art institutions. With skip-the-line access, visitors can make the most of their time at the Louvre and freely explore its vast collections.

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