Louvre Museum Bileti

Features

• Instant ticket delivery
• Last admission: 1 hour before closing
• Smartphone tickets accepted
• Wheelchair accessible: Wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge

What's included

Fast-track Louvre Museum tickets (guaranteed access within 30 minutes)

• Access to the museum's permanent collection
• Access to the museum's temporary exhibitions (subject to availability)
• Access to Eugène Delacroix Museum (on the day of your Louvre visit)

What's not included

• Skip the security line
• Fast-track access to the temporary exhibitions

Highlights & Description

• These Louvre tickets get you in smoothly and quickly, via the beautifully modern glass Pyramid – a must-see attraction in Paris
• See some of history's greatest art masterpieces including: the Venus de Milo, Delacroix's Liberty Leading the People, Winged Victory of Samothrace, The Coronation of Napoleon, and more
• Of course you'll want to see Mona Lisa's enigmatic smile with your Louvre tickets, but don't neglect the other 35,000 artistic treasures inside

These Louvre tickets give you effortless entry into what may be considered the finest museum in the world. Enjoy seamless and smooth access to the museum with well organised, easy, skip-the-line entry.

The Louvre's collection ranges from Mesopotamian, Egyptian, and Greek antiquities to masterpieces by artists such as Da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Rembrandt. With 35,000 artworks, there's no shortage of art to admire.

The Louvre's collection focuses on two important eras in art history: Art and Craftwork from ancient civilizations, especially those that laid the foundation for Western art; and Western European Art from the Middle Ages to 1848. With nearly all of art history covered, there's no shortage of things your ticket allows you to see.

This famous museum began as a palace, bearing the personal art collections of French kings. Art first went on display here under the initiative of the royal academy in 1725 but it wasn't until 1793, during the French Revolution, that it opened as a public art gallery.

Before too long, the museum's already impressive collection was being bolstered by the spoils of Napoleon's excursions around Europe.

He transformed the Louvre's art collection into the biggest in the world. While some of that ill-gotten booty has been returned, some of it remains to this day.

Instructions

• Enter via the Pyramid, using the line for Louvre ticket holders with a timeslot
• Show your Louvre Museum ticket
• Admission will be within 30 minutes of the timeslot selected
• If you leave the museum, you won't be allowed back in with the same ticket
• Please note that if you miss the timeslot you'll need to join the line for ticket holders without timeslots
• Ticket holders may be asked to present a valid photo ID. Without it, access to the museum will be refused

Important information

• You may get in within 30 minutes of your selected timeslot
• Visitors in your group who can access the Louvre for free can enter with you, but must reserve a free timeslot on the Louvre website
• Last admission: 1 hour before closing

Additional info

• Due to the size of its collections and its day-to-day agenda, the museum can't keep all of its rooms open every day. Please note that galleries may occasionally close on short notice. For further details, please check the official website
• You can download a self-guided tour from the Louvre's website or pick up a multimedia guide (both for a fee of €5)
• Please note that items exceeding 55 cm x 35 cm x 20 cm are not permitted in the museum. Self-service lockers are available free of charge beneath the Pyramid

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