Skip the Line: Louvre Audio Guide Tour
Paris, France
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Trip Type: Skip-the-Line Tours
Duration: 3 hours
See hundreds of art treasures on a skip-the-line self-guided tour of the Louvre Museum in Paris. Marvel at relics from antiquity to the early 19th century, including Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa,” frescoes by Botticelli, early Renaissance paintings, and more.
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See hundreds of art treasures on a skip-the-line self-guided tour of the Louvre Museum in Paris. Marvel at relics from antiquity to the early 19th century, including Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa,” frescoes by Botticelli, early Renaissance paintings, and more.Skip the long lines to the Louvre Museum in central Paris, and marvel at some of the world's finest works of art at your own pace. The 2-hour guided tour includes an informative audio guide with explanations of some of the most famous paintings from French and European art history.
Meet a representative at the entrance to the Louvre to get skip-the-line access, and to collect your audio guide (please collect your tickets from the meeting point beforehand). Then, wander the galleries to discover some of the many highlights, including Da Vinci's enigmatic "Mona Lisa." Admire and learn about a wide range of Italian Primitives from the Renaissance, and gaze at lesser know gems such as "The Venus de Milo" sculpture that inspired so many major artists.
End in the high-vaulted Apollo Gallery (Galerie d’Apollon) to see Louis XIV’s collection from the Second School of Fontainebleau and learn why the room provided the inspiration for Versailles’s Hall of Mirrors. Go down to the basement to see the foundations of the Louvre and castle that once stood on the site.
Meet a representative at the entrance to the Louvre to get skip-the-line access, and to collect your audio guide (please collect your tickets from the meeting point beforehand). Then, wander the galleries to discover some of the many highlights, including Da Vinci's enigmatic "Mona Lisa." Admire and learn about a wide range of Italian Primitives from the Renaissance, and gaze at lesser know gems such as "The Venus de Milo" sculpture that inspired so many major artists.
End in the high-vaulted Apollo Gallery (Galerie d’Apollon) to see Louis XIV’s collection from the Second School of Fontainebleau and learn why the room provided the inspiration for Versailles’s Hall of Mirrors. Go down to the basement to see the foundations of the Louvre and castle that once stood on the site.
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