Paris-Lourve Museum visit - Informations about the museum

Hello, today I will show you some pictures from the Lourve museum I visited and most admired in my travels around Paris and I will tell you the general outline. In most places, taking pictures is prohibited, so I took them where I can shoot them. Pleasant readings :)

The Louvre Museum is one of the largest palaces in Paris, as well as home to the world's most important collection of historical art. The museum has a huge and historic building. It was built as a palace at the beginning of the 13th century. The palace, named after the English word "Lower" for strength and power, was later turned into a museum and added to the famous glass pyramid, which was converted into a museum by Napoleon in 1989. From the moment you enter, you are amazed at everything from the walls to the ceiling, from the tables on the walls. There are close to 35,000 works in it. "If you spend more than 1 minute on each piece, it will not end in 1 year." Da Vinci, Poussin, and Jacques Louis David are the first to come to mind as well as the works of important painters and sculptors.

The interior is huge and you can really go for every floor, taking 6-7 hours a day, so that you can scrutinize every piece carefully. I traveled to the floors with more famous works because I could spare up to 4 hours for that day. At the entrance of the museum, you can see what famous artifacts are on which floors in the handout brochure.

The floors and artifacts are generally separated by similar cultures.

The collections in the museum are as follows:

• French Tables
• French Sculptures
•Ancient Egypt
•Ancient Greek
• Eastern Art
• Italian Tables
• Italian Sculptures
• Flemish Pictures
• Objects d'Art
• Islamic art

If you are going to visit Paris, you are definitely one of the places I think you should visit. Lourve really deserves this money, according to most popular museums.

For those who want to go:

• You can go to the museum via the metro stop "Palais Royal - Musee de Louvre".
• Closed on Tuesdays and official holidays. Monday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday (09.00-18.00), Wednesdays and Fridays (09.00-22.00).
• In December 2017 the entry fee was 17 €. There is no student discount except for European students. Free on the first Sunday of every month. You can find current ticket prices on the website of the museum. www.louvre.fr