The Louvre Museum: Guided Tours, audio Tours and Tickets

With 40,000 works of art on display in an exhibition space that covers 52 acres, plus the 9 millions visitors who come every year, The Louvre Museum is a must-see for anyone who visits Paris. The Louvre is the biggest and most visited museum in all the city. To get inside without standing in line for hours on end, and to make sure a competent guide is available to accompany you throughout the museum’s commented tours, reserve your Louvre visit with PARISCityVISION.

You can also reserve a ticket for a self-guided tour that comes with audio guide available in the following languages: French, English, Italian, Spanish, German, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese or Russian. The entrance fee enables you to take your time wandering around the museum’s vast halls with a map in hand, follow various thematic itineraries, or if you’re pressed for time, head straight to the most famous works of art like Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa or the Venus de Milo.

Another option is a priority access guided tour that lasts 2.5 hours or a visit with an experienced guide-interpreter that will take you to Jacques-Louis David’s le Sacre de Napoléon I or provide you with an in-depth commentary on da Vinci’s famous Mona Lisa portrait. At the end of the visit, you’ll be able to explore the museum and its various temporary and permanent exhibitions at your own leisure. From ancient civilizations (Egyptian, Greek, Etruscan, Roman and Oriental) to sculptures, paintings, graphic arts as well as more modern works (up to 1848), there is an incredible amount of art to discover.

It’s even possible to reserve a minibus group excursion that leaves from your hotel (or auberge, B&B, apartment...) and that includes a guided visit of the Louvre with priority access.

Since 1973, this former residence of the Kings of France has been one of the richest museums in Paris and has become the most visited with a stifling average of 50 visitors per minute. A major work of art on display -- at least outside -- is the glass pyramid located at the museum’s entrance, and its main attraction is the Mona Lisa who is admired by more than 20,000 people a day. All the Louvre’s collections, however, are worth a visit. A visit to such a unique museum is worth paying entrance fees. Spread out over 18 acres worth of exhibition space on 99 acres of land right in the heart of Paris, the Louvre is an exceptional site that now has sister museums in Lens and Abu Dhabi.

You can use our ticketing to buy your Louvre ticket online too.