Louvre Museum Entrance Ticket with host

The Louvre museum was originally built as a fortification in 1190, protecting the old city of Paris, and it became a royal palace in the 16th century, before being turned into a museum in the first half of the 19th century.

The Louvre is the world’s most visited museum and holds the largest number of exposed works, 36.000, of any museum in the world.

Once you've met your host at the statue of Louis XIV, right next to the pyramid, enjoy an introduction concerning the Louvre’s history, and skip the line with your group, via the secondary entrances of the Louvre.

Worried about finding the meeting point? Rest assured: a History Group Flag Bearer will be at the meeting point to ensure you don't get lost!

After a quick security check, you’ll be right inside the museum where you’ll get to marvel facing some of the world’s most renowned artworks and historical relics, some of which are more than 3000 years old!