Louvre Museum Tours

Really pleased with the transfer in and out of Paris. The boat trip was excellent. The only let down was we were told, the bus would pick us up where we were dropped off whereas it was actually around the corner and over the other side of the road. Luckily my eagle eyed grandaughters spotted the bus.

We had an amazing time during our Louvre tour. We have been on many tours and this was definitely one of our favorites. Lou was super informative and enthusiastic, we learned so much and had a great time. Made our Louvre experience so much more enjoyable, we would absolutely recommend to anyone going to the Louvre, especially for a first visit.

We loved both of these events. Had some trouble downloading the ticket at the Louvre bc of my email but a quick chat fixed it and we were thankful. The riverboat near sunset gave us great photos. The Louvre was packed and crowded but we got to jump close to the front in a quick access line. Best of all though was our Eiffel Tower Tour with Tilly. She was the best guide ever!!! Knew so much.

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.

It is very tiring to visit it and you need some comfortable shoes. You must reserve a day for this visit. It is best to enter between 9-11 because after 11 o'clock it becomes very crowded and you will stand in line for a long time. But it's worth every moment to enjoy the beauties made by people thousands of years ago.

The meeting point was directly under the stone arch in front of the Louvre and you are led directly with the group through the unknown back entrance into the museum and walk past the crowds directly into the room in which the Mons Lisa hangs. Of course, you still have to queue up with the other visitors to stand right in front of the painting, but in the end the fast lane ticket was really worth its weight in gold! And you save so much time! Because the museum is so wonderful and even if you only look at the most important things it takes 4 hours, so at best plan a whole day for the Louvre and take your own food and drink because that is unfortunately really incredibly expensive (€4.50 for a 0.5l water bottle )

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

Last minute booking as all tickets sold out on Louvre official site for the time slot we needed. Booked the bundle of Louvre tickets at the time we wanted as well as the boat trip. Long queues but we sailed in with the reserved time tickets. And even better, the Seine mini cruise is valid for six months so we have an excuse to return! Brilliant.

You’ve probably heard this a lot, but the Louvre is truly unbelievably big. You will never see everything in a single day, so choose your rooms carefully. It is the most outstanding museum in the world though and I loved it. The river cruise was also very fun and leisurely. Highly recommend.

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.

Super good plan. You can enter quickly. The guide was very nice, you can ask her questions and chat with her. It takes you through the museum to view the different parts. It takes you to the Mona Lisa and then you can take your tour as you wish with a QR code to get very detailed information on the works that interest you. The Louvre is magnificent. I've already been to Paris several times without going there, but that's the basics! To see at your own pace.

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.

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.

Florence was a wonder guide that had a lot of knowledge about the history of the museum, the paintings and the Louvre overall. She really helped me connect with the art and the interpretations that could be taken as well as the intentions of the artist. What a great experience! I will say, there is a lot of walking so of course be prepared as with any tour. I say this as there were people that were struggling during the tour I was on and Florence had to stop and remind others (very courteously) that can feel free to leave the tour and the museum or continue at their own. Loved seeing the Louvre!

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.

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.