Louvre Museum Reserved Access Tickets with Optional Audioguide

We were able to avoid the long queues and take our time in this incredibly beautiful museum!🥰

The Louvre is always a beautiful experience, I would love to have an AI-enhanced guide so you can request a route to follow and be accompanied

The museum itself is inadequately signposted and difficult to follow. Adding to that the app is just as difficult to follow for both reasons the whole guided tour was difficult to follow.

The experience the details are very painting. It was exquisite. I have no words to describe what I felt in the moment of watching every painting sculpture, and at the same time, getting educated on the history of each painting.

Although my stay was usually two days, reservations for the Orsay and Louvre museums made it possible to visit both without having to stand in endless lines.

I'm not really an art enthusiast, but I was quite impressed to see things that I'd only either read about or seen on TV in the past

The museum itself is an excellent example of the French desire for a modern self-image and at the same time the preservation and transmission of European culture. Unfortunately, the transition between the individual rooms is less successful. The navigation needs to be improved. Otherwise, if there is already a section on Islam, there should of course be a Jewish and Israeli section for historical and current reasons.

Useful the online booking service is very efficient in sending me the tickets by e-mail, since I could not find the redemption point. But unfortunately it did not help to get through the line

Wonderful and awesome experience for the whole family and ticketing in advance via head out made our entry process smooth and easy

PLEASE, IN THIS ERA, IN 2025, THE LANGUAGES OF THE AUDIO GUIDE SHOULD INCLUDE TURKISH AND EVEN ALL LANGUAGES. THE LANGUAGE OF THE AUDIO GUIDE IN ONE OF THE LARGEST PRIVATE MUSEUMS IN THE WORLD SHOULD NOT BE LIMITED TO 4-5 LANGUAGES WHEN EVEN VIRTUAL INTELLIGENCE TRANSLATES MANY LANGUAGES INSTANTLY. av.kerem@tastaban.com Lawyer Yahya Kerem Taştaban

We had to stand in a small line for admission, but nothing prohibitive. The audio guide gave us an organized tour, providing information about the main works in the museum.

Having to pay 50 Euros extra for a 5' delay is borderline rip-off, because it's not true to say that the tickets are nominative. The group was still there when we arrived. We could very well have joined it. What's more, the cruise tickets were old - one dated 2023 and the other October 2024. A rather disappointing experience in the end, only the guide (Mo) raised the level.

Booked for 11:30, by 11:35 we were inside. Don't be frightened by the long line outside. They are very organized. I recommend downloading the guides first, if not it gets a little complicated, but doable.

My booking was at 11:00am and it was 12:00pm and they still hadn't sent me my tickets. There were too many people and the lines were very long and the internet was not working. It was an hour wait in the cold and rain for my tickets to arrive. I did not like the service. I was finally able to get in and see a little because I had so little time left on my travel itinerary.

An outstanding collection of art and artefacts from around the world. Nicely laid out so you could see everything. The Mona Lisa room was a total disaster- a wall of people crammed in this room for a 2 second view of the painting. Almost not worth the effort as there were plenty of spectacular artwork from the same period in other rooms.

Everything worked as. it was supposed to work. We did not stand in long lines, but spent our time inside seeing as much as we could before we hit saturation.

Excellent and functional.Everything went perfectly.A very positive note to all the staff for their kindness and professionalism.

What I am going to say is not news: the museum's collection is incredible and amazing. Access was quick despite the large number of people there.

The Louvre is at the very top of the world's museums. Overcrowding is expected and understandable, but here's my gripe: large groups file in very quickly; while individuals or very small groups have to wait and watch large groups file past security. The large groups and smallest groups/individuals should be integrated; so that the line(s) with individual ticket holders progress as easily as the larger groups.

More like a wholesale clothing store than a museum, it doesn't make you want to see, appreciate and look. Just lots of meaningless paintings next to each other and with tiny written labels. Not up to the reputation of the louvre