Louvre Museum Tours

We took the boat cruse at night and it was really nice, everything is lit up and you might be able to catch the Eiffel Tower sparkle (but it does sparkles every hour on the dot at night for 5 mins). The lourve security was quick although we booked a time slot we were able to go later. The lourve is huge, we only saw the Egyptian section and the tuillels gardens. You need a good 5 hours to see everything in the museum. There’s a shopping mall underneath the lourve also

The best way to see the most noted pieces. The Louvre is huge and easy to get lost in. It is best to have a guide to get you to the top must-see works. After the guided tour you can stay as long as you’d like to continue exploring on your own. Don’t waste time standing in line to buy tickets or trying to find your own way.

Specific starting point was vague. There were hundreds of people milling around for several different cruise companies. You need to give exact coordinates. If you don’t speak French it’s a confusing situation. Also very long lines with 30-45 minutes waiting. Boat was super full for sunset cruise. Very confusing

I do really recommend to visit the louvre with a guided tour to appreciate the highlights of the museum. Our Italian speaking guide shared a lot of interesting information and made the visit enjoyable, not overwhelming. I do really recommend this experience.

Cruise started and ended EXACTLY on time. We rode on 1/2 on top and it was was cold and windy esp on the return but was to be expected. We were lucky to have a sunny day. Commentary cannot be heard when on top but there is an app for that. I had been to Paris several times so did not need it but first timers should know what they are seeing.

Very easy to redeem the voucher as we just had to scan it at the museum. The same procedure for the cruise. I wouldn't choose the cruise option again though as I thought it was not giving me the value for the money paid. Only good part was the twinkling Eiffel Tower view from the cruise and the rest were not that impressive. But Louvre was amazing. I thought we could cover the important pieces in 2 hours, but couldn't. So plan well ahead and get an idea of where the pieces are if you don't want to lose time searching for these on site.

Had a very good experience, Booked it the same morning, the spot was easy to find the boat was open at the top as well so that is a big plus for me, there is a commentary on top, to explain to you what you are actually seeing this is a must if you visit Paris.

It was great fun! They also were super flexible with us as we couldn’t take the cruise on the night schedule. The trip is absolutely amazing. Very relaxing and calm and a great way to see Paris from the water. The info was also very well conveyed in different languages.

Louvre was easy, just went through pyramid entrance, stood in line, scanned tickets. Under 18 visits are free so we only got 2 tickets for Louvre but 3 for boat. For the boat: 30 min or before, it’s packed! We stood in line for 30 min. The ride was fine, free Wi-Fi commentary audio.

On a busy day at The Louvre, this was a must do. Skip the line entry (only wait was security check approx. 5mins at group entry). There were also dedicated group tour toilets (away from general public). The highlights were mesmerising and Abed’s knowledge exceptional, especially for art and sculpture. Napoleon’s Apartments are a must see for anyone who cannot visit Palace of Versailles. Highly recommended.

It was a unique experience. It's the first time I'm visiting Paris, so I didn't stay too long, I combined the cruise on the Seine and pancake tasting with a visit to the Eiffel Tower both during the day and at night. between these activities we also visited other tourist attractions such as: Sacre Coeur, Pere Lachaise Cemetery.

Anaïs was an incredibly knowledgeable and interesting guide. La Louvre is La Louvre. It will always be amazing, but having a great guide helped cut through the 38,000 pieces of art to see the highlights in a short time. Would absolutely recommend Anaïs for all first-timers.

The cruise is beautiful and offers a unique view of Paris. For those who want it is possible to stay inside the boat to avoid the cold that is inevitable in winter. The upper floor is uncovered, with long benches on all sides to offer the best possible view. In the centre, the roof is glazed to let those staying indoors see the outside. We stayed outdoors so I don't know what the view through the glass roof is like.

Florence was very knowledgeable. Taking her time to explain in detail and answer any questions. The tour started quiet but soon got very overcrowded with other people and groups and sometimes overwhelming making it impossible to view or take pictures.

It was absolutely amazing! We learned so much from our tour guid, Romain. He walked us threw time and he was able to give inside tips that maximized our time at each museum. We never felt rushed yet we were constantly on the move, which was perfect for our family with 2 teens.

This was a great way to get in to see the Louvre. It was a boiling hot day and to be able to go to the short line to get in was a blessing. I had the wrong ticket and called the office while in line and they were very helpful to me, all was straightened out and in we went.