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About Louvre Museum

You must be familiar with the Mona Lisa painting, right? You can see this painting in person at the Louvre Museum in Paris. This museum is the most visited by tourists in Paris, as well as the largest museum in the world. Located in the centre of Paris, on the right bank of the Seine River, the Louvre Museum perfectly represents French Baroque architecture. 

For art lovers, don't miss to visit the Louvre Museum while on vacation in Paris. You can see various works of art, including the most famous paintings in the world.

Latest Louvre Museum Ticket Prices 2024

Below are the latest updates for Louvre Museum ticket prices. Check these out!

• Louvre Museum - Skip The Line Admission with Direct Access to Mona Lisa: adult S$ 87.10; child S$ 72.58
• Louvre Museum: Skip The Line with Guided Tour in English: senior S$ 101.61; adult S$ 101.61; child S$ 94.35
• Louvre Museum - Skip The Line Admission with Guided Tour: adult S$ 114.68; child S$ 88.55

*Ticket prices are subject to change, so always double check for the latest information about the museum.

Louvre Museum Opening Hours

You can enjoy all the artworks at the Louvre Museum every day, except Tuesday, from 09:00 AM to 06:00 PM. However, on Fridays, you can spend more time at the Louvre Museum as its opening hours are from 09.00 AM to 09.45 PM.

Opening hours can change at any time, so it's best to double-check before visiting the Louvre Museum.

Fun Activities at the Louvre Museum

The Louvre Museum is one of the most visited museums by Parisian tourists. With 782,000 square feet of space, the museum is home to more than 500 paintings and nearly 35,000 objects dating back to the prehistoric era. You will be amazed by the Louvre Museum's endless collection. Stroll around every corner of the museum and see the amazing works of art inside!

• Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci

One of the most famous artworks at the Louvre Museum is the Mona Lisa by Leonardo DaVinci. This mysterious masterpiece is the most crowded with visitors. At the Louvre Museum, you can see directly the shy smile of Mona Lisa.

• Liberty Leading the People by Eugene Delacroix

Liberty Leading the People is a painting created in 1830 and is one of the must-see paintings at the Louvre Museum. This painting by Eugene Delacroix depicts the French Revolution and the overthrow of Charles X. The focus of this painting is the naked woman Liberty carrying the French flag and a gun.

• Venus de Milo by Alexandros of Antioch

This marble sculpture is still a mystery. Some people think that Venus de Milo was a statue made to resemble Aphrodite, the god that the people of the island of Melos worshipped at the time. However, some other historians think the Venus de Milo replicates an earlier statue. What makes this statue even more mysterious is its missing hand, some people think it may have been holding a mirror, an apple, or a shield.

• Great Sphinx of Tanis from Ruins of the Temple of Amun-Ra in Tanis

The Great Sphinx is an Egyptian treasure made to honour the sun god, represented by the body of a lion, and honour the king, represented by a human head. The statue was discovered in 1825, as part of the ruins of the Temple of Amun-Ra. The Great Sphinx is claimed to be the largest Sphinx statue outside of Egypt today.

• Crown Jewels Collection

You can also see some collections of crown jewels, although these are not categorised as traditional art or historically important. At the Louvre Museum, you can see crown jewels with 141-carat diamonds, one of which is the Regent Diamond.

• Les Noces de Cana or The Wedding at Cana by Paolo Veronese

One of the paintings in the Louvre Museum that illustrates Christian theology is Les Noces de Cana. This painting shows the exposed wedding at Cana, where Christ is said to have turned water into wine for thousands of wedding guests. The real beauty of this painting is the details that Paolo Veronese didn't miss. If you look closely, you can find dogs, parakeets, and cats.

Tips when Visiting Louvre Museum

The Louvre Museum is one of the most popular attractions in Paris, so it's no wonder it attracts so many visitors. You can follow a number of tips below to make your visit more comfortable. 

• Buy Ticket in Advance

Visitors are advised to buy tickets in advance to avoid long counter queues. You can get tickets online at Traveloka. 

• Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit the Louvre Museum is during the off-peak season, from October to March. During this month, the crowds are smaller so you can more comfortably enjoy the artworks in the museum.

Location and How to Get to Louvre Museum

The Louvre Museum is located at 75001 Paris, France. There are several transportation options to get to the museum, including metro, taxi, car, and bus. You can choose the one that you find most convenient.

Are you planning a vacation in Paris? The Louvre Museum is a must. It is home to many popular artworks worldwide. Grab the entrance ticket to the museum and get more information about attractions only at Traveloka.