Paris Louvre Museum 'Mona Lisa' Fast Track Ticket

Must-visit places in Paris,
Louvre Museum

Opened in 1793, this museum displays some of the world's most important works of art, including da Vinci's famous Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo.

The Louvre Museum, located in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, France, is home to the world’s largest and most comprehensive art collection, with a whopping 35,000 works of art and antiques. There are plenty of things to see nearby, including unique cafés and shops where you can buy merchandise related to the works you’ve seen at the Louvre Museum.

Meet the Mona Lisa right away

The Mona Lisa, a masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci from the 15th century Renaissance, is one of the most famous portraits in the world, but it is even more mysterious because it is not known exactly who the model was painted with. It is still a mystery why the portrait was not delivered to the person who commissioned it, but remained in the collection and then became part of the French royal collection. The mysterious atmosphere in the work can be felt from the woman's smile and the background. With a Wag Ticket, you can enjoy the mysterious Mona Lisa right away without waiting with the host.

From ancient times to the Renaissance, a place where culture and art are concentrated

In addition to the world-class works of art at the Louvre, there are many other things to see. The Louvre’s old-fashioned landmark, the glass pyramid with a modern atmosphere, is famous for being even more beautiful at night. The museum is so large that it was renovated from a former royal palace, so you can see the design and architecture of French royal palaces everywhere. Famous works include sculptures such as the Venus de Milo and the Nike of Samothrace, as well as the artwork of Liberty Leading the People and Psyche and Eros.

Introducing the exhibition on each floor

I'll list out what pieces are on display on each floor of the Louvre Museum.

1st floor (Rez-de-chaussée):
Ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman art

2nd floor (1st floor):
Exhibition of works by world-renowned artists
Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa Exhibition

3rd floor (2 bedrooms):
Exhibition of French paintings by period
Exhibition of works by Rembrandt, Rubens and Van Dyck