Erkunden Sie das weltberühmte Louvre-Museum in Paris.
Sehen Sie das berühmteste Gemälde der Welt, die Mona Lisa und die Venus de Milo-Statue live. Sehen Sie Tausende von anderen Gemälden, Skulpturen und historischen Artefakten. Sparen Sie wertvolle Zeit und Geld mit im Voraus bezahlten Online-Tickets. Das Überspringen der Warteschlange ist inklusive. Sie können das Innere der großen Louvre-Pyramide betreten, die Warteschlange im Inneren überspringen und direkt ins Museum gehen.
Was ist inbegriffen
AudioGuide auf Englisch, Deutsch, Französisch, Spanisch, Italienisch
Sehen Sie weltberühmte Kunstwerke wie die Mona Lisa und die Venus von Milo.
Erkunden Sie dieses weltberühmte Wahrzeichen mit seinen 40.000 ausgestellten Objekten von innen.
Skip-The-Line an den Kassen, wo Sie 1-2 Stunden sparen können.
Sie können bis zu 24 Stunden vor Beginn des Erlebnisses stornieren und erhalten eine vollständige Rückerstattung.
Für eine vollständige Rückerstattung müssen Sie mindestens 24 Stunden vor Beginn des Erlebnisses stornieren.
Wenn Sie weniger als 24 Stunden vor Beginn des Erlebnisses stornieren, wird der von Ihnen gezahlte Betrag nicht zurückerstattet.
Änderungen, die weniger als 24 Stunden vor Beginn des Erlebnisses vorgenommen werden, können nicht akzeptiert werden.
Die Annahmeschlusszeiten richten sich nach der Ortszeit des jeweiligen Erlebnisses.
Für dieses Erlebnis ist gutes Wetter erforderlich. Sollte es wegen schlechten Wetters abgesagt werden, erhalten Sie einen Ersatztermin oder eine vollständige Rückerstattung.
The Louvre Museum is the largest art museum in the world. I browsed for over four hours (including a stop for lunch) and only saw a fraction of it. The collections are simply amazing. If you wish to attend a guided tour, you must reserve in advance. With the Museum Pass you skip the ticket line, and the security line moves quickly. Allow time for getting in, and getting your bearings. Look at the map, and choose what you most want to see. I highly recommend the audio guide, which is only 5 Euros. It's a Nintendo DS which has several options. I found it confusing to use and wasted a lot of time trying to figure it out, so when you get the guide be sure to ask for very clear instructions and know how to use all the features before you leave the desk. You can follow certain 'trails' through the museum, look up a particular item, or the GPS will play an audio based on where you are standing.
Feb, 2023
There are plenty of reviews here, but I just wanted to share our experience in case it helps someone else. We were keen to avoid queuing at all costs (having spent 2 hours queuing to get into Versailles the day before) so we arrived just before the opening time and used the Porte des Lions entrance. We were literally the only people there and walked straight in. I have read that this entrance is sometimes closed, but this was first thing on a Monday morning and it was open then. It's on the right side of the museum for the Mona Lisa, so we went there first and then went back to the main entrance to get audio guides before wandering round the other collections. Our 6 year old liked the Nintendo DS audio guide, but I wish we'd taken his own headphones as the ones provided were too big and kept falling off!
Feb, 2023
Brilliant place to visit, as stated in the title you could easily spend a week in here seeing everything, we managed to cram it into 3 hours seeing exactly what we wanted. Would definitely recommend getting the audio guide and/or map, otherwise you will easily get lost walking around. Apart from signposting for Mona Lisa once in the correct area, not a lot else is signposted. The audio guide itself isn’t the most efficient either, sometimes loosing your location and showing you as somewhere else. The information given on certain artifacts or paintings is good though with a lot of detail. Took us around 30mins to queue without ticket at the pyramid, and around 5 mins to queue to buy a ticket once inside
The Louvre Museum is the largest art museum in the world. I browsed for over four hours (including a stop for lunch) and only saw a fraction of it. The collections are simply amazing. If you wish to attend a guided tour, you must reserve in advance. With the Museum Pass you skip the ticket line, and the security line moves quickly. Allow time for getting in, and getting your bearings. Look at the map, and choose what you most want to see. I highly recommend the audio guide, which is only 5 Euros. It's a Nintendo DS which has several options. I found it confusing to use and wasted a lot of time trying to figure it out, so when you get the guide be sure to ask for very clear instructions and know how to use all the features before you leave the desk. You can follow certain 'trails' through the museum, look up a particular item, or the GPS will play an audio based on where you are standing.
There are plenty of reviews here, but I just wanted to share our experience in case it helps someone else. We were keen to avoid queuing at all costs (having spent 2 hours queuing to get into Versailles the day before) so we arrived just before the opening time and used the Porte des Lions entrance. We were literally the only people there and walked straight in. I have read that this entrance is sometimes closed, but this was first thing on a Monday morning and it was open then. It's on the right side of the museum for the Mona Lisa, so we went there first and then went back to the main entrance to get audio guides before wandering round the other collections. Our 6 year old liked the Nintendo DS audio guide, but I wish we'd taken his own headphones as the ones provided were too big and kept falling off!
Brilliant place to visit, as stated in the title you could easily spend a week in here seeing everything, we managed to cram it into 3 hours seeing exactly what we wanted. Would definitely recommend getting the audio guide and/or map, otherwise you will easily get lost walking around. Apart from signposting for Mona Lisa once in the correct area, not a lot else is signposted. The audio guide itself isn’t the most efficient either, sometimes loosing your location and showing you as somewhere else. The information given on certain artifacts or paintings is good though with a lot of detail. Took us around 30mins to queue without ticket at the pyramid, and around 5 mins to queue to buy a ticket once inside