Louvre Museum with Audio Guide

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No matter how many times you go to Paris, or how many times you go to Louvre, there is always something new, or something you missed the previous times, or something you didn't have time to dedicate with certain exhibitions. Louvre can never disappoint. The last time I visited, had this absolutely fantastic opportunity to stand in front of Mona Lisa, alone. Alone. No crowds, no pushing, no photo ops. After so many times visiting this monument for human civilization, there are few things I learned: - get your electronic ticket, you still get in line, but the waiting is way shorter then with regular - get Audio Guide to feel like you know where you are going, and if you want to know more about the exhibitions. Without it you might get lost. It adds extras to your trip in 9 languages. (English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German, Japanese, Korean and Chinese) - prepare yourself for some waiting. It is a huge place, with thousands of people visiting it every day - Start from the top and move to the ground level, it is easier to navigate through so many exhibition points - Put on a comfortable shoes and clothes, it is a looong walk through art - do not get disappointed if you don't get to enter everywhere or see everything. It is a great chance for the next time round And yes, we all like to enjoy Paris in spring and summer, but do bare on mind, so does people from around the world.

Let's first clear a doubt , Louvre is not only the pyramid but the whole surrounding palace, in fact the museum is placed in the palace surrounding it. it's world's largest art museum. Lot of sculptures and paintings are there to see including Mona Lisa/ La Jaconde ( I personally felt it's very hyped as we have to get in a 30-45 mins line( on weekend) and then we get to see the paining in a small box, trust me the museum has far beautiful works but unfortunately they are not famous. As compared to the size of Mona Lisa there are half wall length painting also. Paintings of Rubens, Rambrandt, Van ghog , Van Dyck. PLEASE DO TAKE AN AUDIO GUIDE WITHOUT IT YOU ARE LOST IN THE MUSEUM. It has a 3D map with audio commentary not to everything but the main "shows" in Louvre. With this Nintendo tech you can not get lost and can get the most out of the museum. In the sully part in room number 136 the whole model of the palace is kept to show the rooms and various parts of the palace which is a good part to see. To collect the audio guide you need to deposit the id card. The sculptures were breathtaking. Each having a story to tell. The museum houses Egyptian antiquities , Eastern antiquities, Greek , Roman and Islamic art . These are which we could from there holding the tip of the pyramid or holding the pyramid in my hand.