(free for under 18s and under 25 EU nationals)
Great works or departments to be seen
- The Winged Victory of Samothrace, The Mona Lisa, The Coronation of the Emperor of David (the largest painting in the museum), The Four Seasons of Archimboldo – Denon Wing, on the 1st floor
- The Department of Egyptology and its Mummies
- On the 2nd floor, the two masterpieces by Georges de La Tour: The Cheater with the Ace of Diamonds and The Magdalen with the Night Light – Sully Wing
- And the medieval Louvre
=> See our PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR (in english guided tour) : all the informations are here
Good deal, save by buying 2 attractions at the same time
Tickets to the Louvre Museum, access to temporary exhibitions
Our advices with children
Before visiting the museum, stop by the Children’s Bookshop. It is located in the gallery that goes from the shops of the Carrousel du Louvre to the entrance of the museum. You will find game books to visit the Louvre and other museums.
In the Richelieu wing,the Petite Galerie is a space dedicated to children. 2 times a year, exhibitions offer to explore a theme through major works from prehistory to contemporary creation.
Depending on the age of the children, give yourself between 1 hour and 1h30 of visit, no more and go to the essentials.
You can also, before your visit, download the game tours lasting about 1h30 (several themes are proposed).
Workshops for children of all ages. For 4–6 year olds, 6–8 year olds and 8-12 year olds. Sketching workshops: you walk through the museum and make a work your own. Mime workshops to experiment with postures, mimes and movements to meet a work. There are also workshops led by a choreographer where children study the representation of the body in movement.
Discover the works with your family through wonderful stories. Several themes such as Egypt, Persia or the Orient. From 4 years old
Our favorites ideas around the Louvre
The Musée de l’Orangerie
Go for a hot chocolate at Angelina’s
Stroll through the Tuileries Garden
On the other side of the Seine: the Musée d’Orsay
Go for a stroll in the gardens of the Palais Royal
