About this experience
Once a royal residence, the Louvre became a museum in 1793 and now houses the world's largest art collection. Located in Paris, spanning 73,000 square meters, it showcases artworks spanning over 7,000 years. Delve into history as you visit eight departments featuring Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Oriental antiquities, Islamic arts, paintings, sculptures, and more. Marvel at da Vinci's iconic works and explore the mysteries of art across millennia.
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Louvre Museum, Rue de Rivoli, Paris
Present your mobile ticket at the designated skip-the-line entrance. Check your booking confirmation for the specific entry point relevant to your ticket type. You may be admitted within 30 minutes of your selected timeslot.
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- Your mobile ticket (screenshot or live)
- Valid photo ID
- Comfortable shoes — the museum is vast
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. A mobile ticket on your phone is accepted at the entrance — a screenshot works fine.
Is entry really free for children?
Children under 18 enter free of charge but still need an admission ticket. Obtain this directly from the Louvre's official website before your visit. For the Mona Lisa direct-access option, children under 3 are free.
Will I definitely skip the queue?
Skip-the-line access is subject to the Louvre's own procedures. Security checks and high-footfall periods can still cause short delays, but you will avoid the main ticket queues.
What time should I arrive?
You may be admitted within 30 minutes of your selected timeslot, so aim to arrive on time. Last admission is one hour before closing — check the Louvre's official website for daily opening hours before you visit.
What is the difference between the three ticket options?
The Guided Exterior Tour with Skip-the-Line Admission pairs a guided look at the palace exterior with fast-track entry. The Guided Tour with Priority Entry includes a guided experience inside the museum. The Skip-the-Line Admission with Direct Access to the Mona Lisa takes you straight to da Vinci's masterpiece without a guide.
Is the Louvre accessible for wheelchair users?
The Louvre has lifts and accessible routes throughout much of the building. Visitors with reduced mobility are advised to check the museum's official accessibility page for the most current information on specific gallery access.