Museo del Louvre con audioguida - Biglietti d'ingresso

This place has something special. I am not an art lover, but this building and how the art is presented makes you to love it. You can stay here for hours and you can’t see it all. If you want to see Monalisa picture be prepared to stay in line. Do not miss the egyptian area. You should take the audio guide in order to understand better.

I hugely recommend buying a ticket online and if possible, book the guided tour*! There are huge lines especially to the security screening, so I recommend going to the more quiet hours. I would also recommend prioritizing which exhibits you want to take a look at and in what order. I chose to go see the Mona Lisa before anything else. There is a line there, too. Other than that, I did not find the museum any different from any other museum in europe.... Although the exhibits are quite varied and interesting, I think the more famous exhibits are what makes this museum a 'must'. *Sadly, I did not manage to get tickets for the guided tour and took the audio guide which wasn't that great. The audio guide is a nintendo consule that has recorded explanations as well as an interactive map that is supposed to guide you to the more popular exhibits. I thought the consule was too heavy to carry, not to mention its uncomfortable earphones. Read less

Louvre museum is closed on Tuesday and also admission free Every Friday from 6 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. and first Saturday of each month from 6 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. You should avoid those free hours if you have purchased tickets or Paris pass. We did not know that so we end up waiting a long line to get in because a lot of people try to get in for free. Plan your Paris trip Wednesday to weekend because a lot of places are closed on Tuesday. The biggest hurdle is the security line. Best to make appointment before going so the special security line is much shorter. Study a little before you go so you know what you want to cover. Otherwise this is a place easy to get lost. Do buy a audio guide which offers some guidance. I wish the audio guide covers more objects unfortunately it only offers less than 5% of the paintings. Never the less, it still offers some introduction