Louvre Museum Review

It was beautiful I spent a little under half a day there and I really enjoyed myself. The entire museum was beautiful but my favorite part was definitely the fine art upstairs. You can get free tickets on the website (if you meet certain requirements) but be sure to get them early whether the same day or a couple of days before if you’re going during the busy season.

Forgot to buy tickets in advance. There are too many people waiting in line to buy tickets at the entrance of the Louvre. It is very convenient to buy tickets on Trip.com, but it is a bit expensive. However, the Louvre is still very worth visiting, there are many valuable artworks.

One of the best Museum in European Union Country (if not Europe). Go early to avoid long line if you want to have a longer view at the Mona Lisa painting.

Visiting the Louvre Museum was an unforgettable experience. With the convenience of an E-ticket and mobile entry, getting inside was a breeze. The museum's vastness meant I couldn't see everything, but I strategically explored the must-see art pieces, including the iconic Mona Lisa. The historical significance and artistic brilliance on display make it a definite must-visit. Highly recommended! 🤩

all the money worth it if you are a big fan of art. I spent 5 hours and still it wasn’t enough. it is impossible to see everything with detail. But still worth for visit.

You must make advanced booking, very long queue but definitely worth it!! I recommend to go early so you can spend whole day in the museum! Museum lover this is for you!

It’s such an amazing experience visiting Louvre! of course we had to check out the legendary Mona Lisa! If you are into arts and history, definitely allocate a whole day to slowly appreciate each exhibit as the museum collection is extensive! It would be easier and more enjoyable if you also get an audio guide !

Visiting the Louvre Museum is like stepping into a treasure trove of art and history. From the iconic glass pyramid at the entrance to the vast collection of masterpieces inside, every corner holds something captivating. You can spend hours exploring world-famous artworks like the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and Winged Victory of Samothrace. The museum's architecture is itself a work of art, blending modernity with the historic palace. Be prepared for crowds, though.