Tickets for the Louvre Museum

Tickets for the Louvre Museum
🎫 Ticket for 1 person
Free admission for under-18s, EU residents under-26s, disabled persons and 1 accompanying adult, and jobseekers (upon presentation of proof of age and valid ID)

Highlights
✨ Access the Louvre's permanent collection and temporary exhibitions thanks to your "coupe-file" entrance (guaranteed entry within 30 minutes)
🏛 Admission to the Musée National Eugène Delacroix on the same day as your visit to the Musée du Louvre included with your ticket
🎨 Discover 35,000 art treasures in addition to the famous "Mona Lisa"

General Info
📅 Dates and times: several slots available every day except Tuesday
📍 Location: Musée du Louvre (Paris 1). Enter through the Pyramid using the line reserved for time-slot ticket holders
🎧 Audio guides are available on site (extra charge)
♿ Accessibility: this event is wheelchair/stroller accessible. Wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge
❓ Please note: objects larger than 55 cm x 35 cm x 20 cm are not permitted in the museum. Self-service lockers are available free of charge under the Pyramid. Your ticket is valid only for the day and time you selected at the time of purchase. Accompanying persons who can enter the Louvre free of charge may enter with you, but they must reserve a free ticket on the Louvre website. If you miss your time slot, go to the queue reserved for non-slot ticket holders. Audio guides are available on site (extra charge). Don't forget your identity card
❗ For this event, all sales are final and tickets can’t be refunded, changed or modified. See our Terms and Conditions for more information
 

How do Fever e-tickets work?

1. Choose and buy the session at the date and time you want in the selector.
2. Check your e-mail for your e-ticket (in PDF format) or download the Fever app, where you'll find all your Fever e-tickets.
3. Present your Fever e-ticket at the entrance to the venue.
4. Enjoy!

Description
The Musée du Louvre's collection dates back to Mesopotamian, Egyptian and Greek antiquity, and includes works by artists such as Da Vinci, Michelangelo and Rembrandt. Get a quick entry to the Louvre and discover its collection, which focuses on two important periods in the history of art: "Arts and Crafts" of ancient civilizations and "Western European Art" from the Middle Ages to 1848. This Paris landmark was once a palace housing the private art collections of the kings of France. The first art exhibitions organized by the Royal Academy took place in 1725, but it wasn't until 1793 (during the French Revolution) that this venue became an art gallery open to the public. The museum's already impressive collection was soon enriched by the spoils of Napoleon's campaigns in Europe. He made the Louvre's art collection the most important in the world. Buy your tickets for the Musée du Louvre!