How much is entry to the Louvre in Paris?

Question

How much is entry to the Louvre in Paris?

Answer 1

26euro

Answer 2

€9 for access to the museum excluding temporary exhibitions.

€13 for access to the museum and the temporary exhibitions (currently Camille Corot, and Spanish 17th and 18th century drawings).

Answer 3

Tickets for the Permanent Collections

€9

This ticket provides full-day access to the Louvre, except for temporary exhibitions in the Hall Napoléon. It is also valid for the Musée Eugène Delacroix.

Free admission to the museum on July 14, 2007 (Saturday).

€6

(from 6 p.m. to 9:45 p.m.)

This ticket provides access to the Louvre, except for temporary exhibitions in the Hall Napoléon, on Wednesday and Friday evenings.





   Tickets for Exhibitions in the Hall Napoléon

€9.50

This ticket is valid for temporary exhibitions in the Hall Napoléon.

Free admission to the museum on the first Sunday of every month does not include the exhibitions in the Hall Napoléon.





   Combined Ticket

€13

The combined ticket provides access to the permanent collections, as well as all temporary exhibitions in both the Louvre and the Musée Eugène Delacroix.

€11

(from 6 p.m. to 9:45 p.m.)

The evening combined ticket provides access to the permanent collections, as well as all temporary exhibitions in the Louvre on Wednesday and Friday evenings.

Answer 4

It's 9E, about $13 US. But you might be better off getting a Museum & Monuments pass.  It'll give you access to all  museums and in some cases easier entry... like bypassing lines.

Answer 5

According to the link below - 14 Euros.

Answer 6

i dont know but to get a better deal get a museum pass! thats what we did.

Answer 7

Well i went to the Louvre on Saturday and it costs 9E 50 each.

Wear comfortable shoes because the place is massive!!

The Sculptures and of course the Mona Lisa highlight of the museum.

Answer 8

9 euros into the louvre but does not include all exhibitions 13 euros does.

Answer 9

Just wanted to add that Students get in free if you study an art related subject and can prove this with some form of documentation.