The Louvre
The world's most-visited museum — a former royal palace holding 35,000 works from the Mona Lisa onward.
Don't miss at The Louvre
- ◆ The Mona Lisa
- ◆ Venus de Milo
- ◆ The glass Pyramid & Denon Wing
Insider tip
Enter via the Carrousel or Porte des Lions to skip the Pyramid queue.
The Louvre — visitor questions
What is The Louvre known for?
The world's most-visited museum — a former royal palace holding 35,000 works from the Mona Lisa onward. Highlights include: The Mona Lisa; Venus de Milo; The glass Pyramid & Denon Wing.
Where is The Louvre?
The Louvre is in 1st arrondissement, Paris — Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris. More info: https://www.louvre.fr
Any tips for visiting The Louvre?
Enter via the Carrousel or Porte des Lions to skip the Pyramid queue.
Can Chauffyr take me to The Louvre?
Yes — Chauffyr provides a private, fixed-price chauffeur to The Louvre and between every stop on your Paris itinerary, with no parking or driving to worry about.
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