Paris Skip-the-Line Tour of Louvre Including Mona Lisa
Paris, France
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Trip Type: Skip-the-Line Tours
Duration: 2 hours
Enjoy this small-group tour of Louvre and appreciate the carefully-selected masterpieces of art and see the best of the collection in 2 hours. Skip the lines to enjoy fast track entry, and head to gems such as the “Mona Lisa,” as well as some of the lesser known sites.
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Enjoy this small-group tour of Louvre and appreciate the carefully-selected masterpieces of art and see the best of the collection in 2 hours. Skip the lines to enjoy fast track entry, and head to gems such as the “Mona Lisa,” as well as some of the lesser known sites.Once you meet your guide at the designated meeting point, you can get ready for exploring one of the world’s greatest art collections. You can marvel at relics from Ancient Egypt to the art of the Italian Renaissance. The entire collection would take months to see in full, but you will follow a carefully planned route to discover the highlights.
You will be taken to see the enigmatic “Mona Lisa,” but also see some of the less famous gems, such as Anthony Canova’s emotional “Psyche Revived by Cupid’s Kiss.” You will hear the true story depicted in Gericault’s “Raft of Medusa,” and go to Napoleon’s former apartments to admire the most beautiful décor of the palace, as well as a collection of crown jewels.
The masterpieces continue with the “Venus de Milo,” a sculpture that inspired so many artists. Finally head to the basement of the Louvre Palace to see the foundations of the castle that once stood in its place.
You will be taken to see the enigmatic “Mona Lisa,” but also see some of the less famous gems, such as Anthony Canova’s emotional “Psyche Revived by Cupid’s Kiss.” You will hear the true story depicted in Gericault’s “Raft of Medusa,” and go to Napoleon’s former apartments to admire the most beautiful décor of the palace, as well as a collection of crown jewels.
The masterpieces continue with the “Venus de Milo,” a sculpture that inspired so many artists. Finally head to the basement of the Louvre Palace to see the foundations of the castle that once stood in its place.
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