Skip the Line Louvre Highlights Tour

• - Skip-the-line access to the Louvre Museum
• - A fun, professional English-speaking guide
• - Access to the most popular treasures inside the Louvre Museum
• - A maximum group size of 15 people

Skip the Line Louvre Tickets

Upon entering the museum, your guide will lead you to the front of the museum’s long line, past the thousands that wait daily to tour the museum without skip the line tickets. This feature makes your tour through the Louvre extra convenient and hassle-free. Once inside, each painting and artwork will fall into place as you tour this vast museum. From the more acclaimed artworks to the unique ones, our guide is willing to answer any questions that you may have along the way.

The Mystery of Mona Lisa’s Smile

Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece lives soundly in the Louvre--surrounded by her own personal bodyguards and bulletproof glass that is. Leonardo’s portrait of Lisa Gherardini has been through it all. Can you imagine being stolen from your home, returned two years later and still to this day mocked for what kind of expression you are making? Because of the wonder and awe behind her mysterious facade, Mona Lisa has become one of the most famous works of art around the world with an insurance policy worth over $800,000,000! Can you decide what expression she is making?

The Winged Victory of Samothrace

This beautiful statue from Samothrace, Greece is most notable for its beautiful body with wings extending from its back. The only thing missing is her head and to this day, no one knows what happened to it. The statue of Nike, the Greek goddess of victory, is a marble Hellenistic sculpture that is still praised to date because of its durability over time.

A Symbol of French Liberty

Although the Louvre is filled with works of art from all over, it is obvious that a museum in France would have brilliant works of art created by the most famous French artists. On this highlighted tour, you will get to see Eugène Delacroix’s painting Liberty Leading the People depicting one of the many revolutions in France. While on the tour, ask why the woman painted remains such a symbol for the French Republic and modern French culture.

The Mystery Behind Venus

Venus de Milo is one of the most famous ancient Greek statues ever created. Over the years, many sculptors have tried to take credit for the armless masterpiece. After much debate and research, the statue appears to have been created by Alexandros of Antioch. Although the statue appears to be depicting Aphrodite, the statue is actually named after the Greek island, Milos, where this larger than life statue was first discovered.

Paris Tips and Tricks

When your Skip the Line Louvre Highlights Tour concludes, don’t forget to ask your guide for any recommendations on where to visit or eat next in Paris. Remember, The Tour Guy is here to offer you the most that we can to make your trip unforgettable.