PARIS · LOUVRE
The Louvre's standouts.
Our shortlist of the 10 most popular tours. What each one includes, who runs it, and which one suits a first visit.
Reserved-entry Louvre guided visit plus a scenic Seine cruise ticket, timed to your day in Paris and easy to fit for first-timers.
Skip Louvre queues on a 3-hour highlights tour from Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel, with audio headsets, Mona Lisa, and major sculptures.
“Florian was an excellent guide, very knowledgeable. He guided us expertly through the exhibits to give us the highlights and understand the vastness of all the Louvre.”
Reserved access to the Louvre with an expert guide. See Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, Winged Victory, plus classic Greek works and more.
A 2.5-hour English-guided Louvre tour starting at the Pyramid, with entry included so you hit the big masterpieces and more.
“Lee was a great tour guide. The pace was perfect to highlight key art and answers any/all questions.”
A 2-hour Louvre highlights tour with pre-reserved pyramid entry, headset-guided stories on Mona Lisa and classics, then time to wander.
Skip-the-line, small-group Louvre highlights in 2 hours, with Napoleon’s apartments, Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and Egyptian relics.
“Benedict gave us a lot of interesting information and brought meaning to the art so that we had a greater appreciation for each masterpiece. She was very nice as well.”
Skip-the-line access and a guided highlights route at the Louvre, starting with a stroll in the Tuileries Gardens.
“Julien was a very good tour guide, very knowledgeable and funny at the same time. We had so much fun.”
Small-group Louvre Masterpieces tour with pre-reserved priority tickets. Skip lines, see icons like Mona Lisa, then stay longer.
Skip-the-line Louvre highlights tour with English guide and headset. See Mona Lisa and Winged Victory, plus pyramid views.
“This could be personal bias because I generally don't do tours of museums (I booked this one because the Louvre had sold out tickets from the general website), but I found the whole thing a bit rushed. There was a lot of emphasis on the history of the Louvre building itself, which was cool, but…”
A small-group 90-minute Louvre highlights tour from Arc du Carrousel, with reserved tickets, headsets, and expert guide stories.
