Louvre Museum Tickets with Hosted Access to the Mona Lisa

With this pre-booked ticket to the Louvre Museum, including a guided tour to the Mona Lisa, you’ll enjoy a much simpler and more efficient visit, especially if it’s your first time at the museum. Instead of walking in and getting lost in the corridors, you’ll begin your experience with a guide who’ll lead you straight to the Louvre’s most iconic work.

The meeting point is the Arc du Carrousel du Louvre, opposite the pyramid. There, your host will be waiting for you with an identifying flag and, after checking your ticket on your mobile, will take you into the museum via the reserved entrance. This way, you’ll reach the Mona Lisa gallery whilst avoiding some of the usual chaos and saving time to enjoy your visit.

Once inside the gallery, you’ll be able to admire the famous smile of the Mona Lisa, take in the details of the background and Leonardo da Vinci’s technique, and take your photos whilst respecting the museum’s rules. This is the moment most visitors look forward to, and thanks to this service, you’ll experience it in a more comfortable and organised way.

After your experience with the Mona Lisa, you’ll be free to wander the rest of the Louvre at your leisure, exploring its permanent collections: Egyptian, Greek and Roman antiquities, Islamic art, paintings, sculptures, decorative arts and much more. You can spend as much time as you like on other masterpieces such as the Venus de Milo or the Winged Victory of Samothrace, or simply wander around and let yourself be surprised by the galleries that catch your eye.

Please note that this is an accompanied entry service, not a full guided tour: the host’s role is to facilitate your entry and take you to the Mona Lisa, not to comment on every work in the museum. It’s the perfect option if you want to combine the convenience of accompanied entry with the complete freedom to explore the Louvre at your own pace.

If, after the Louvre, you’d like to continue admiring works of art, you can add tickets for the Musée d’Orsay when you make your booking.