Alone with Mona Lisa, last entry Louvre tour

Overview

As one of the world’s most famous paintings, the Mona Lisa rarely gets much peace. During regular visiting hours she is almost constantly mobbed by hundreds of people, severely compromising any time you get to spend with her. In order to avoid the crowds, we’ll take you to see her after most visitors have left and give you plenty of space to enjoy her beauty.Tested and perfected through countless research trips, your itinerary inverts the normal Louvre route so that you save the Mona Lisa for last, just as the museum is closing. Before that you will enjoy a full 3 hours of art viewing, allowing you to see much more than other visitors who are on the normal tours that try to fit the rest of the museum into 1.5 hours.During the tour, your guide will show you Louvre’s most treasured sights, including the historic foundations of the Kings’ palace moat, Greek and Roman sculptures such as the ‘Venus de Milo’, ‘Cupid & Psyche’, and Michelangelo’s ‘Slaves’; and many of the greatest works ever created by French artists such as ‘Liberty Leading the People’ by Delacroix and ‘The Raft of Medusa’ by Géricault. You’ll also see France’s old crown jewels, the world-famous 'Winged Victory' monument, and works from Italian painters like Caravaggio, Raphael, and da Vinci.There are many ways to see the Louvre, but only one way shows you all the best works and gets you in front of the Mona Lisa after most of the crowds have left. Your guide takes care of all the time and logistics so all you have to do is enjoy the art.Sites visited: - The Mona Lisa Room - Medieval Moat - Classic Greek Art Rooms - Italian Sculpture Rooms - French Painting Rooms - Crown Jewel Room - Italian Art & Painting Rooms

What's included

Headsets

What's Not included

Hotel pick-up and drop-off

Where

Paris, France

Meeting point:

Meet your guide 15 minutes before departure at the Arc du Carrousel located in front of the Louvre Pyramid at the winged statue to the left of the arch (with Louvre behind you). Metro station Palais Royal-Musée du Louvre, (line 1, 7). Take the exit “sortie #1” and take the corridor "Passage Richelieu" to reach the Louvre courtyard.

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What To Expect

Embark on a strategic visit to da Vinci's Mona Lisa avoiding crowds
Spend 3 full hours seeing the greatest treasures of the Louvre
Skip the long entrance lines with pre-reserved tickets
Small group of 15 people with a certified art historian guide

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