Louvre Night Tour 2026
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About Louvre Museum Night Tour
Step into the world’s largest museum with the Louvre Night Tour! Explore art and history at your own pace without the usual daytime crowds. On a guided tour, see masterpieces like the “Mona Lisa” and “Venus de Milo” in a more intimate setting. Enjoy the unique atmosphere, visit the Louvre at night, and explore until the exits close.
Experience the charm of the Mona Lisa’s smile on the Louvre Evening Tour. As the museum quiets down, you will have the chance to stand face-to-face with Leonardo da Vinci’s muse. Take your time to admire the beautiful artworks of the Louvre, as the soft evening light creates a special atmosphere.
There is nowhere in the world where so many important artworks wait side by side for you to walk in and share a moment with them. With around 35,000 works of art displayed across hundreds of galleries, the largest museum in the world has so much art and history to offer. You are free to explore all until the Louvre closes!
Reserve your spot now and pay later, giving you the freedom to plan without commitment. Plus, with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, you can easily adjust your travel plans and get a full refund if needed.
FREE CANCELLATION UP TO 24H IN ADVANCE!
Receive a complete refund if you cancel your booking 24 hours before the selected date!
This is my second time visiting the Louvre. When we first visited, we literally got lost in the crowd and the size of the museum. There was a huge difference this time. No crowds on the night tour, the atmosphere was more relaxed, we moved more easily, there was no rush. We also afforded a guide, and that really made all the difference. At some moments, it seemed as if we were alone, and that mystical feeling was great. In the end, lots of chatter, taking photos, all of that is much nicer on a night tour. A big, big plus, and we will definitely do this again.
After this tour, I will go to every museum where I can in the evening. Worth every cent. The guide was very useful, and at every moment, he had complete control over the topic as well as navigating around the museum. After his lectures, I think I can win any quiz... We will definitely come back and repeat this experience.
DESCRIPTION
Louvre Evening Tour
- Local guide
- Headsets
- English
VISIT THE LOUVRE BY NIGHT
If you would just walk without paying attention to the artworks and exhibitions, you would have to walk for 5 to 6 hours to pass through all the Louvre's corridors. They are around 14.5 kilometers (9 miles) long! So, visit the most famous museum in the world at night and explore artworks in peace. Avoiding the daytime crowds, you'll explore the museum in a different, more intimate atmosphere. The Louvre Museum stands as a testament to human creativity and artistic achievement. Its rich history, architectural beauty, and vast collection make it a must-visit destination. The Louvre is not only a museum but also a symbol of French culture and history. You will see the famous glass pyramid at the entrance, which looks even more impressive as it sparkles in the evening lights. I. M. Pei, the Chinese-American architect designed it, and since its inauguration in 1989, it has been one of Paris's most iconic landmarks. The Louvre houses nearly half a million objects, including some of the most renowned works of art in human history, so prepare yourself for a truly memorable experience.
TAKE A SELFIE WITH MONA LISA
In the Louvre you will see some of the most famous works of art in the world. Just to mention, "Mona Lisa", painted by Leonardo da Vinci, is the most famous painting in the world and, at the same time, one of the most difficult to see. It was stolen in 1911, and since then her fame has increased massively. Can you imagine that da Vinci, a genius of his time, created this masterpiece at that time creating a 3D effect? He used a unique technique called sfumato, with layers of semi-transparent paint. Some call her the "First Lady of the Louvre" because of her glory. On the Louvre Museum night tour, you will avoid the crowds and enjoy the calmer atmosphere. It will be easy to capture a perfect selfie with da Vinci's muse without any distractions.
TIME TRAVELING THROUGH THE LOUVRE MUSEUM
The Louvre is so much more than seeing "Mona Lisa" and other masterpieces! During this Louvre night tour, you’ll feel almost like you’ve been given a superpower - a power to switch through the different periods of the world's history! There will be unique Etruscan artifacts. Then, a little bit of Medieval time - the original fortress, which predated the museum. Greek and Roman statues have their own alley. Time travel flows throughout the prehistoric era and the ancient Greek, Egyptian, and Roman periods. Renaissance and Baroque, so, so rich in their opuses, and finally, 19th century, with its Romanticism and Neoclassicism. Already feeling excited? You should!
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Interesting facts about the Louvre Museum
- It is calculated that it would take about 200 days to see all the exhibited works of art in the Louvre if you devoted 30 seconds to each. One more reason to visit it more than once!
- The most famous painting in the world, the “Mona Lisa”, was stolen in the past. A very interesting story is connected to it. In 1911, before it was as well-known as it is today, it was stolen from the Louvre by the Italian glassmaker Vincenzo Peruggia. For two years, all traces of it were lost entirely; its photo was circulated throughout the world without success, and even Pablo Picasso was suspected of the theft! It was considered missing until Vincenzo tried to sell it to an art dealer, who reported him. For more details, read our blog post 6 Interesting facts about the Mona Lisa painting.
- The Paris Louvre is not the only Louvre in the world. There are two more. One is located in Abu Dhabi. It is the second-largest art museum on the Arabian Peninsula, which is visited annually by about a million people. The “third” is in the city of Lens in north France and is actually a 'branch' of the original Louvre.
Book Louvre Museum Night Tour if you wish to learn more interesting facts about the Louvre and explore it when there are fewer crowds!
GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
- It is highly recommended to come at least 15 minutes prior to the tour start time.
- The Louvre museum is very large and requires a lot of walking, so we advise you to wear comfortable shoes so that you can enjoy the sightseeing undisturbed.
- Are you ready for the best photos of your life? You can take as many pictures as you want on your Louvre Museum night tour, it's just important not to take pictures with a flash, selfie stick, or lightning.
- Like all our Louvre Museum tours, this Louvre Night Tour includes a “reserve now and pay later” option, as well as a free cancellation policy.
- Prepare for your visit to the Louvre Museum with some useful tips to help you enjoy the experience to the fullest.
Meeting Point
There are four Arcs de Triomphe in Paris. Our meeting point is the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel in front of the Louvre Museum. It is opposite the pyramid at the entrance of the Tuileries Gardens. When facing the arc, our meeting point is on the left side of the winged statue.
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