Private Tour: Skip-the-Line Louvre Museum Must See Tour
Paris, France
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Trip Type: Skip-the-Line Tours
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes
The perfect visit to the world's most famous museum. A private tour with skip the line access with your young, fun, enthusiastic, art loving expert guide. Not a lecture on your feet, this is a chronological venture through art and its impact through history, which spans over thousands of years and hundreds of civilizations. Because of its enormity, many find it daunting. Let us take you on a short but thorough visit that will leave you able to say with confidence that you have truly seen "The Louvre."
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The perfect visit to the world's most famous museum. A private tour with skip the line access with your young, fun, enthusiastic, art loving expert guide. Not a lecture on your feet, this is a chronological venture through art and its impact through history, which spans over thousands of years and hundreds of civilizations. Because of its enormity, many find it daunting. Let us take you on a short but thorough visit that will leave you able to say with confidence that you have truly seen "The Louvre."You will be led to some of the most celebrated pieces of our world, and your guide will answer any questions you have en route. Venus de Milo, Mona Lisa, yes of course. But so much more to see and learn, works that have made the most significant contributions to the evolution of art and the earth's civilizations.
Skip-the-line access means you will spend more time admiring the art and less time queuing. After the tour is complete, you are free to stay and continue exploring. Your entry ticket also allows you in and out museum access through the whole day of the visit.
Skip-the-line access means you will spend more time admiring the art and less time queuing. After the tour is complete, you are free to stay and continue exploring. Your entry ticket also allows you in and out museum access through the whole day of the visit.
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