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Plan / Information
English
Rue de Rivoli
Louvre-Rivoli
Passage Richelieu
Tuileries
Gardens
Galerie
du Carrousel
entrances
Pyramid
main
entrance
Cour Carrée
Porte des Lions
entrance
Porte des Lions
entrance
The Seine
Collections
Near Eastern Antiquities
Paintings
Prints and Drawings
This department presents the
civilizations of the ancient Middle
East, which date to seven thousand
years BC. They succeeded each other
in Mesopotamia, Iran, and the Levant,
a vast territory stretching from the
Mediterranean Sea to India.
The collections in this department
cover the history of European painting
from the mid-13th century to the
mid-19th century. They are divided
into three large groups: the French
school (a numerical majority), the
Italian and Spanish schools, and the
Northern European schools (German,
Flemish, and Dutch).
The Prints and Drawings Department
contains the collection of drawings
(more than one hundred thousand
works), the Edmond de Rothschild
donation and the engraved plates
collection. These works may be viewed
privately by arrangement. Remarkably
rich but extremely fragile, they are
displayed in regular temporary
exhibitions, as well as in the exhibition
rooms of the museum on a rotational
basis.
Egyptian Antiquities
Created by Jean-François
Champollion, this department
illustrates the art of ancient Egypt
by means of two designated paths.
The first is chronological, from the
origins to Cleopatra, and the second
is thematic, highlighting specific
aspects of Egyptian civilization.
Two additional sections, devoted
to Coptic Egypt and Roman Egypt,
round off this presentation.
Sculptures
Greek, Etruscan,
and Roman Antiquities
The collections in this
department–e.g. objects from
the Middle Ages and the Renaissance,
decorative arts of the 17th and 18th
centuries, items from the Diamants
de la Couronne collection belonging
to the French crown, 19th-century
objects and furniture, and the
Napoleon III apartments–spans many
different periods.
This department contains works
produced by three ancient
civilizations: Greece, Etruria, and
Rome. On the ground floor,
a chronological path concentrates
on marble sculptures from the 3rd
millennium BC to the 6th century
AD. On the first floor, the collection
is organized by technique and type
of material used: bronzes, jewelry,
silverware, and glassware as well
as terracotta figurines and vases.
History of the Louvre
and Medieval Louvre
This department encompasses
European sculpture from the High
Middle Ages to the mid-19th century.
The collections contain French works
for the most part, with a number of
significant pieces from Italy, Spain and
Northern Europe.
Decorative arts
The 18th century decorative arts section
is closed until 2012 due to major
restorations supported by the High
Museum of Art and its patrons: Mrs. Anne
Cox Chambers, Accenture, UPS, Turner
Broadcasting System Inc., The Coca-Cola
Company, Delta Air Lines, AXA Art
Insurance Corporation and The Sara Giles
Moore Foundation, as well as the Cressent
Circle and American Friends of the Louvre.
These two rooms and an archeological
path present the architectural history
of the palace.
As you proceed through the museum,
you will recognize these pictograms:
each one represents one of the six
rules to be followed while visiting the
museum. By following these rules, you
are helping us effectively promote and
protect our heritage collections while
ensuring a pleasant visit for all.
Islamic Art
On display in this department are
works from Islamic areas including
various countries in the Mediterranean
Basin, Iran, central Asia and India.
Some items used to belong to the
French royal collections. This
collection is composed primarily of
objects made of ceramics, metals or
wood in addition to ivories, rugs, and
paintings from the 7th to the 19th
century.
The exhibition rooms used for the
Department of Islamic Art are currently
closed. A new gallery is scheduled to open
in the Cour Visconti in 2012.
Arts of Africa, Asia, Oceania,
and the Americas
This selection of works, on display at
the Louvre since April 2000, is part of
the collections from the Quai Branly
museum.
Find out more about
the collections: www.louvre.fr
Visit rules
The Louvre Museum is starting a new
campaign to make visitors realize the
connection between respect for works
of art and their preservation, called
«Les règles de l’art».
Viewing room, Department of Prints
and Drawings.
Information: 01 40 20 52 51.
In permanent collection rooms, visitors
may take photographs and videos.
However, the use of a flash or any other
type of lighting equipment is prohibited.
In temporary exhibition rooms, visitors
may not take photographs or videos.
Visitors may not use their cell phone,
smoke, consume food or beverages,
speak loudly, touch any work of art,
or run in any room of the museum.
Visitor information
Address
Musée du Louvre,
75058 Paris Cedex 01.
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 20 50 50.
Getting to the Louvre
- Main entrance by the Pyramid.
- Other entrances: the Porte des Lions
entrance (direct access to the Arts
of Africa, Asia, Oceania, and the
Americas), the Galerie du Carrousel
entrance (99, rue de Rivoli, or through
the Jardin du Carrousel), and the
Passage Richelieu entrance (for groups,
visitors already bearing a valid
admission ticket, or those headed
for the auditorium).
-M
etro station: Palais Royal-Musée
du Louvre (Lines 1 and 7).
-U
nderground parking lot: from
7 a.m. to 11 p.m., avenue
du Général-Lemonnier.
Tel.: +33 (0)1 42 44 16 32.
- Taxis: place du Palais-Royal.
-B
uses: 21, 24, 27, 39, 48, 68, 69, 72,
81, 95.
- Batobus.
-V
élib (self-service bicycles), station
numbers 1013 to 1015, 1023 and 1025.
Museum hours
Open every day, except Tuesdays
and certain holidays.
- T he Pyramid entrance: 9 a.m.
to 10 p.m., except Tuesdays.
- The Porte des Lions entrance:
9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., except
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Museum collection hours
Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Late night opening
on Wednesdays and Fridays until 10 p.m.
Exhibition rooms close from 5:30 p.m.
or 9:30 p.m. on Wednesdays and Fridays.
There is no late night opening on public
holidays.
Gallery opening hours
To know which rooms are opened
or closed on each day of the week,
visitors may check a weekly schedule
available at the Pyramid entrance, at the
information desk or on www.louvre.fr.
Temporary exhibition hours
- Under the Pyramid (Hall Napoléon):
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and until 10 p.m.
on Wednesdays and Fridays. Special
prices apply.
- E xhibitions held in permanent
collection galleries: opening hours
are the same as for the museum.
i
Information desk:
Beneath the Pyramid and
at the Porte des Lions entrance.
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 20 53 17.
Visitors with disabilities
To leave a message:
- Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 20 59 90.
- [email protected]
Visitors with impaired mobility
Wheelchairs, strollers and baby carriers
are available free of charge for use while
visiting the museum.
Information:
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 20 53 17.
Group visits
For groups of 7 or more, a reservation
must be made in advance.
Information:
- Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 20 57 60
(independent groups)
- Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 20 51 77
(groups that require a museum
tour guide).
Admission prices
Tickets
Tickets are valid all day for the
permanent collections and temporary
exhibitions, except those in the Hall
Napoléon. They include same-day
access to the Musée Eugène-Delacroix.
The ticket window closes at 5:15 p.m.
(or 5 p.m. at the Porte des Lions
entrance) and at 9:15 p.m.
on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Full price: € 9,50.
Reduced price: € 6 for all visitors
on Wednesdays and Fridays after 6 p.m.
Exhibitions in the Hall Napoléon: € 11
Combined ticket: € 14 for the
permanent collections and exhibitions
in the Hall Napoléon; reduced price: € 12
Free admission: Upon presentation
of the appropriate supporting document,
admission is free for young people
under 18, job-seekers, disabled
visitors and one accompanying person.
Admission is free for EEC citizens
under 26 and practicing teachers
upon presentation of a valid «Pass
education» card, excluding the temporary
exhibitions in the Hall Napoléon.
Admission is free for all on the first
Sunday of every month.
Information:
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 20 53 17.
Purchasing tickets in advance
Visitors with tickets purchased
in advance do not have to wait in line
and their tickets have an unlimited date
of validity. Reservations can be made:
- By visiting www.louvre.fr
- By calling 0 892 684 694 (€ 0.34/min.)
or +33 (0)1 41 57 32 28
- At many stores in France, including:
Auchan, Bon Marché, Carrefour, Cora,
Cultura, Fnac, Galeries Lafayette, Leclerc,
Printemps Haussmann, and Virgin...
Purchasing multiple tickets
(20 minimum)
(For tour operators, associations,
comités d’entreprise in French
companies etc.)
- Musée & Compagnie,
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 13 49 13.
- [email protected]
Services and amenities
Free services
A coat and bag check service (small
bags only), a first aid room, strollers and
baby carriers to use when visiting the
museum, and a lost-and-found service.
Free brochures
A number of designated tour paths
and brochures are available
at the information desk.
Activities at the Louvre
Introductory tours in French and
in English; guided tours; workshop
activities for children and adults signed
up as individuals or in groups (except
on Sunday afternoons, Sundays when
admission is free, and holidays).
To sign up, go to the group
reception desk.
Bookstore, boutiques and engravings
Guidebooks, catalogues, and
reproductions of art works are sold
under the Pyramid and
in the Allée du Grand Louvre.
Multimedia guide
Chose from a selection of works and
a choice of tour paths in French, English,
Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese,
Korean and French sign language.
For hire at the tills situated at the Denon,
Sully and Richelieu entrances.
Multimedia guide: € 6; reduced price of
€ 4 for job-seekers and disabled visitors,
€ 2 for children under 18 years of age.
Musée national Eugène-Delacroix
6, rue de Furstenberg, 75006 Paris.
Open from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily
except Tuesdays. Information:
+33 (0)1 44 41 86 50.
Société des amis du Louvre
(Friends of the Louvre)
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 20 53 34.
Espace adhésion
(Membership center)
Allée du Grand-Louvre; open from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and until 9 p.m.
on evenings with late night opening.
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 20 51 04.
Passes available:
- T he Carte Louvre jeunes.
- T he Carte Louvre familles.
- T he Carte Louvre profesionnels.
- The Paris Museum Pass.
The Paris Museum Pass
Valid for 2, 4, or 6 days in 60 museums
and monuments in the Paris area.
Prices: € 32, € 48 or € 64
Places to eat
- Cafés / tea rooms.
- Cafés / restaurants
- Cafeteria.
- Sandwich and take-out outlets.
Tuileries Gardens
Tel.: +33 (0)1 40 20 90 43.
- Free guided tour: in French every
Saturday and Sunday afternoon, from
April to October. Leaves at 3:15 p.m.,
lasts approximately 1 hour 15 minutes.
- Outdoor activities and shows.
- Librairie des jardins bookstore
(place de la Concorde).
- Many places to eat.
The information in this document,
including price information,
is subject to change.
Napoleon Hall
Under the Pyramid
1
Metro station:
Palais Royal-Musée
du Louvre
2
3
space Adhésion
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(membership center)
Post office
Souvenir shop
9Audio-visual
room:
Films about the Louvre.
The program is posted
at the entrance.
Free of charge.
11A uditorium
(capacity: 420):
Archeology, art history,
literature, cinema, and music:
lectures, readings, films,
concerts and entertainment
for young audiences. Used for
300 events each season.
Access
to shopping area
Information:
+33 (0)1 40 20 55 55
or on www.louvre.fr
Denon wing
- Italian and Spanish Paintings
- 19th-century French Paintings
- English Paintings
- Galerie d’Apollon, the Diamants
de la Couronne jewelry collection
- Italian, Spanish and Northern
European sculptures
- Greek, Etruscan and Roman Antiquities
- Roman Egypt and Coptic Egypt
- A rts of Africa, Asia, Oceania,
and the Americas
American Friends of the Louvre gratefully
acknowledges the generous support
of its Corporate Founder Members:
Natixis US Corporate and Investment Banking
Sotheby’s
American Friends of the Louvre salutes
The Annenberg Foundation
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2
4
5
3
6
for its major support of the development
of educational tools to enable the Louvre
to better serve its visitors.
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9
Richelieu wing
- 14th-17th century French Paintings
- German, Flemish and Dutch paintings
(Northern European schools)
- Decorative arts (Middle Ages,
Renaissance, 17th and 19th centuries)
- Napoléon III apartments
- French sculptures
- Mesopotamia and ancient Iran
- Islamic Art
Reservations:
+33 (0)1 40 20 55 00.
Richelieu
American Friends
of the Louvre
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Sully
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8
10
American Friends of the Louvre –a notfor-profit public charity– was founded
to strengthen ties between the Louvre
and its American visitors.
For more information or to make
a donation online, go to:
www.aflouvre.org
Temporary exhibition
Hall Napoléon
Inverted
Pyramid
Sully wing
- 17th, 18th, 19th-century French
Paintings
- 17th, 18th and 19th-century Drawings
and pastels
- 17th, 18th-century Decorative arts
- Greek, Etruscan and Roman Antiquities
- Pharaonic Egypt
- Ancient Iran, Arabia and the Levant
- History of the Louvre and
Medieval Louvre
Denon
4Café
featuring Louvre
publications
5 Espace services billetterie
6Société des amis
du Louvre
7Shop selling items
for young people
8 Bookstore
10R eception
Information desk
Reception desk
for information
and advice on visiting
the museum.
desks for groups
This is the meeting point
and point of departure for:
- G roup tours (both
independent groups and
groups with a museum
tour guide)
- Activities and private tours.
Guide / map subject to modifications.
Graphic design: Atelier Takavoir / B. Pell / Musée du Louvre.
Art consultant: P. Bernard. Cover drawing: G. Nicot, Chief architect
and curator for the Domaine national du Louvre et des Tuileries.
Project coordinator: A. Giroux, Musée du Louvre. Photo credits:
D.R. / Musée du Louvre. Printing: Technigraphic. 11 / 2010..
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Holland
17th c.
2nd Floor
2e étage
Germanic
Paintings
18th-19th c.
Flanders
17th c.
Netherlands
16th c.
Germany
15th-16th c.
N
R
C
B
D
E
A
S
29 27 27 25
23 22
28
F
French Paintings
26
24
20
21
16
17
14
14
15
11
31
Flanders
17th c.
32
8
9
30
Prints and French
Drawings
B
12 10
13
7
The Lacemaker,
J. Vermeer
7
5
B
A
34 35 36 37
39
38
Self-Portrait,
A. Dürer
1 2 3
19
A
15
4
D
6
4
5
E
16
17
25
18
28 29
26 27
23
20
Temporary
exhibition halls
G
34
31
32
30
33
35
36
V
21
Richelieu
C
24
19
P
Temporary
exhibition halls
French
Paintings
17th c.
14
8
33
German, Flemish
Dutch, Belgian,
Russian, Swiss and
Scandinavian Paintings
French
Paintings
14th-17th c.
13
6 9
Netherlands
15th c.
18
12
11
10
C
37
22
38
C
39
B
40
41
D
Sully
The Virgin of Chancellor
Rolin, J. van Eyck
Gabrielle d’Estrées
and Her Sister
42
43
A
45 44
73
Denon
E
72
71
69
F
The Card-Sharper,
G. de La Tour
67 66 65
The Turkish Bath
J.-A.-D. Ingres
68
46
French
Paintings
18th c.
70
47
48
49
59 58 57
63
64
62
61
60
F
55
56
54
53
51 50
52
C
French
Paintings
19th c.
1
The July
Monarchy
1st Floor
1er étage
19th c.
The
Restoration
17th c.
Renaissance
R
81
80
79
78
77
76
71
75
74
70
73
69
72
68
5
67
6
9
7
10
11
12
8
Decorative arts
Egyptian Antiquities
Greek, Etruscan
and Roman Antiquities
Paintings
Napoleon III
Appartments
Print and Drawings
90
87
Seated Scribe
91
88 89
93 94
92
31
30
29
20
2
86 85
B
Decorative arts
17th-18th c.
32
17
18
3
Middle Ages
84
1
A
16
4
83
Napoleon lll
Apartments
13 14 15
19
82
28
27
P
A
23 22 21
95 96
35
24
A
25
33
26
34
61
60
59
58
36 37 39
42
40
closed
56 38 41
55 54 53 52
57
43
44
45
51
50 49 48
47
62
Temporary exhibition
halls
46
20
T
21
63
Richelieu
64
G
D
C
22
B
Sully
The consecration of the
Emperor Napoleon I,
J. L. David
The Winged Victory
of Samothrace
Pharaonic Egypt,
Chronological Circuit
65
23
La Chapelle temporary
exhibition hall
24
Large-Format
French Paintings
19th c.
C
W
32
11
31
30
29
14
28
To Arts of Africa, Asia,
Oceania and the Americas
0
27
18
17
13
Spanish
Paintings
26
47
36
closed
46
37
38
45
39
40
30
29
41
42
28
27
43
44
1
66
2
Pre-classical
Greece
F
3
5
Greek
Ceramics
Apollo
Gallery
Italian Paintings
13th-15th c.
French Sculptures
5th-18th c.
French Sculptures
18th-19th c.
Mesopotamia
R
14
15
16
18
17
13
25
19
12
Sculptures
26 27 28 30
29
24 23 22 21
CLOSED
31 32 33
A
11
Near Eastern Antiquities
20
Cour Marly
10
Egyptian Antiquities
Greek, Etruscan
and Roman Antiquities
35
74
4
8
Ground Floor
Rez-de-Chaussée
34
C
6
9
Italian Paintings
16th-17th c.
Italian Paintings
17th-18th c.
D
K
L
E
12
15
16
75
7
10
Mollien temporary
exhibition halls
24 23 22 21 2019
26
33
76
77
S
25
25
32
33
The Wedding Feast
at Cana, Véronèse
Mona Lisa,
L. de Vinci
Current events
Denon
F
E
English Paintings
Terracotta
Bronzes
and precious Objects
8
A
B
Code of Hammurabi
6 5
Arts of Africa,
Asia, Oceania and
the Americas
4
U
V
6
14
1 1
B
3 2 1
4
Cour Khorsabad
A
7
Colossal Statue
of Ramesses II
7
1 bis
P
8
10
9
11
12
a
16
b
12 13
18a 19
21
20
Sackler Wing
T
18
16
C
B
Levant
G
A
Sully
Psyche and Cupid,
A. Canova
14
Pharaonic
Egypt,
Thematic
Circuit
D
Aphrodite, known
as the “Venus de Milo”
19
17b 18b
17a
15
D
Richelieu
C
Levant
Antique Iran
2
Cour Puget
9
5
3
13
Denon
12
bis
12
17
C
F
E
M
Sculpture from
Chupícuaro (Mexico)
E
D
4
K
L
D
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1
Porte des Lions entrance
8
2
F
W
1
4
B
E
S
18
A
30
19
closed
4
20
29 28
5
Northern
European
Sculptures
17th-19th c.
Arts of Africa,
Asia, Oceania
and the Americas
23
8
9
10
11
27
3
2
12
6
French
Sculptures
C
16
15
14
4
13
5
I
J
Greek
Antiquities
25
26
Islamic
Art
R
Sculptures
A
Egyptian Antiquities
20
Cour Marly
Cour Puget
12
History of the Louvre
The Medieval Louvre
Temporary
exhibition halls
A
A 1 2 3 4
Horses of Marly,
G. Coustou
P
Richelieu
temporary
exhibition
hall
11
13 closed
A
7
6
5
10
8
Richelieu
9
G
B
i
Medieval Moat
Entrance
Exit
Sully
B
Temporary
exhibition
hall
H
Tactile
Gallery
Denon
C
St. Mary Magdalene,
G. Erhart
M
3
2
1
1
K
L
A
S
B
C
Spanish
Sculptures
11th-15th c.
Northern
European
Sculptures
12th-16th c.
I
J
2
closed
3
B
1
C
closed
A
C
Italian
Sculptures
11th-15th c.
Roman
Egypt
Coptic
Egypt
Pre-classical
Greece
7
11
1
Etruscan and
Roman Antiquities
Italian Sculptures
16th-19th c.
Lower Ground Floor
Entresol
7
24
31
3
6
6
22
21
7
B
17
5
F
15
B
Captive (The Dying
Slave), Michelangelo
17
8
9
10
2
Holland
17th c.
2nd Floor
2e étage
Germanic
Paintings
18th-19th c.
Flanders
17th c.
Netherlands
16th c.
Germany
15th-16th c.
N
R
C
B
D
E
A
S
29 27 27 25
23 22
28
F
French Paintings
26
24
20
21
16
17
14
14
15
11
31
Flanders
17th c.
32
8
9
30
Prints and French
Drawings
B
12 10
13
7
The Lacemaker,
J. Vermeer
7
5
B
A
34 35 36 37
39
38
Self-Portrait,
A. Dürer
1 2 3
19
A
15
4
D
6
4
5
E
16
17
25
18
28 29
26 27
23
20
Temporary
exhibition halls
G
34
31
32
30
33
35
36
V
21
Richelieu
C
24
19
P
Temporary
exhibition halls
French
Paintings
17th c.
14
8
33
German, Flemish
Dutch, Belgian,
Russian, Swiss and
Scandinavian Paintings
French
Paintings
14th-17th c.
13
6 9
Netherlands
15th c.
18
12
11
10
C
37
22
38
C
39
B
40
41
D
Sully
The Virgin of Chancellor
Rolin, J. van Eyck
Gabrielle d’Estrées
and Her Sister
42
43
A
45 44
73
Denon
E
72
71
69
F
The Card-Sharper,
G. de La Tour
67 66 65
The Turkish Bath
J.-A.-D. Ingres
68
46
French
Paintings
18th c.
70
47
48
49
59 58 57
63
64
62
61
60
F
55
56
54
53
51 50
52
C
French
Paintings
19th c.
1
The July
Monarchy
1st Floor
1er étage
19th c.
The
Restoration
17th c.
Renaissance
R
81
80
79
78
77
76
71
75
74
70
73
69
72
68
5
67
6
9
7
10
11
12
8
Decorative arts
Egyptian Antiquities
Greek, Etruscan
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Paintings
Napoleon III
Appartments
Print and Drawings
90
87
Seated Scribe
91
88 89
93 94
92
31
30
29
20
2
86 85
B
Decorative arts
17th-18th c.
32
17
18
3
Middle Ages
84
1
A
16
4
83
Napoleon lll
Apartments
13 14 15
19
82
28
27
P
A
23 22 21
95 96
35
24
A
25
33
26
34
61
60
59
58
36 37 39
42
40
closed
56 38 41
55 54 53 52
57
43
44
45
51
50 49 48
47
62
Temporary exhibition
halls
46
20
T
21
63
Richelieu
64
G
D
C
22
B
Sully
The consecration of the
Emperor Napoleon I,
J. L. David
The Winged Victory
of Samothrace
Pharaonic Egypt,
Chronological Circuit
65
23
La Chapelle temporary
exhibition hall
24
Large-Format
French Paintings
19th c.
C
W
32
11
31
30
29
14
28
To Arts of Africa, Asia,
Oceania and the Americas
0
27
18
17
13
Spanish
Paintings
26
47
36
closed
46
37
38
45
39
40
30
29
41
42
28
27
43
44
1
66
2
Pre-classical
Greece
F
3
5
Greek
Ceramics
Apollo
Gallery
Italian Paintings
13th-15th c.
French Sculptures
5th-18th c.
French Sculptures
18th-19th c.
Mesopotamia
R
14
15
16
18
17
13
25
19
12
Sculptures
26 27 28 30
29
24 23 22 21
CLOSED
31 32 33
A
11
Near Eastern Antiquities
20
Cour Marly
10
Egyptian Antiquities
Greek, Etruscan
and Roman Antiquities
35
74
4
8
Ground Floor
Rez-de-Chaussée
34
C
6
9
Italian Paintings
16th-17th c.
Italian Paintings
17th-18th c.
D
K
L
E
12
15
16
75
7
10
Mollien temporary
exhibition halls
24 23 22 21 2019
26
33
76
77
S
25
25
32
33
The Wedding Feast
at Cana, Véronèse
Mona Lisa,
L. de Vinci
Current events
Denon
F
E
English Paintings
Terracotta
Bronzes
and precious Objects
8
A
B
Code of Hammurabi
6 5
Arts of Africa,
Asia, Oceania and
the Americas
4
U
V
6
14
1 1
B
3 2 1
4
Cour Khorsabad
A
7
Colossal Statue
of Ramesses II
7
1 bis
P
8
10
9
11
12
a
16
b
12 13
18a 19
21
20
Sackler Wing
T
18
16
C
B
Levant
G
A
Sully
Psyche and Cupid,
A. Canova
14
Pharaonic
Egypt,
Thematic
Circuit
D
Aphrodite, known
as the “Venus de Milo”
19
17b 18b
17a
15
D
Richelieu
C
Levant
Antique Iran
2
Cour Puget
9
5
3
13
Denon
12
bis
12
17
C
F
E
M
Sculpture from
Chupícuaro (Mexico)
E
D
4
K
L
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1
Porte des Lions entrance
8
2
F
W
1
4
B
E
S
18
A
30
19
closed
4
20
29 28
5
Northern
European
Sculptures
17th-19th c.
Arts of Africa,
Asia, Oceania
and the Americas
23
8
9
10
11
27
3
2
12
6
French
Sculptures
C
16
15
14
4
13
5
I
J
Greek
Antiquities
25
26
Islamic
Art
R
Sculptures
A
Egyptian Antiquities
20
Cour Marly
Cour Puget
12
History of the Louvre
The Medieval Louvre
Temporary
exhibition halls
A
A 1 2 3 4
Horses of Marly,
G. Coustou
P
Richelieu
temporary
exhibition
hall
11
13 closed
A
7
6
5
10
8
Richelieu
9
G
B
i
Medieval Moat
Entrance
Exit
Sully
B
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exhibition
hall
H
Tactile
Gallery
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C
St. Mary Magdalene,
G. Erhart
M
3
2
1
1
K
L
A
S
B
C
Spanish
Sculptures
11th-15th c.
Northern
European
Sculptures
12th-16th c.
I
J
2
closed
3
B
1
C
closed
A
C
Italian
Sculptures
11th-15th c.
Roman
Egypt
Coptic
Egypt
Pre-classical
Greece
7
11
1
Etruscan and
Roman Antiquities
Italian Sculptures
16th-19th c.
Lower Ground Floor
Entresol
7
24
31
3
6
6
22
21
7
B
17
5
F
15
B
Captive (The Dying
Slave), Michelangelo
17
8
9
10
2
Holland
17th c.
2nd Floor
2e étage
Germanic
Paintings
18th-19th c.
Flanders
17th c.
Netherlands
16th c.
Germany
15th-16th c.
N
R
C
B
D
E
A
S
29 27 27 25
23 22
28
F
French Paintings
26
24
20
21
16
17
14
14
15
11
31
Flanders
17th c.
32
8
9
30
Prints and French
Drawings
B
12 10
13
7
The Lacemaker,
J. Vermeer
7
5
B
A
34 35 36 37
39
38
Self-Portrait,
A. Dürer
1 2 3
19
A
15
4
D
6
4
5
E
16
17
25
18
28 29
26 27
23
20
Temporary
exhibition halls
G
34
31
32
30
33
35
36
V
21
Richelieu
C
24
19
P
Temporary
exhibition halls
French
Paintings
17th c.
14
8
33
German, Flemish
Dutch, Belgian,
Russian, Swiss and
Scandinavian Paintings
French
Paintings
14th-17th c.
13
6 9
Netherlands
15th c.
18
12
11
10
C
37
22
38
C
39
B
40
41
D
Sully
The Virgin of Chancellor
Rolin, J. van Eyck
Gabrielle d’Estrées
and Her Sister
42
43
A
45 44
73
Denon
E
72
71
69
F
The Card-Sharper,
G. de La Tour
67 66 65
The Turkish Bath
J.-A.-D. Ingres
68
46
French
Paintings
18th c.
70
47
48
49
59 58 57
63
64
62
61
60
F
55
56
54
53
51 50
52
C
French
Paintings
19th c.
1
The July
Monarchy
1st Floor
1er étage
19th c.
The
Restoration
17th c.
Renaissance
R
81
80
79
78
77
76
71
75
74
70
73
69
72
68
5
67
6
9
7
10
11
12
8
Decorative arts
Egyptian Antiquities
Greek, Etruscan
and Roman Antiquities
Paintings
Napoleon III
Appartments
Print and Drawings
90
87
Seated Scribe
91
88 89
93 94
92
31
30
29
20
2
86 85
B
Decorative arts
17th-18th c.
32
17
18
3
Middle Ages
84
1
A
16
4
83
Napoleon lll
Apartments
13 14 15
19
82
28
27
P
A
23 22 21
95 96
35
24
A
25
33
26
34
61
60
59
58
36 37 39
42
40
closed
56 38 41
55 54 53 52
57
43
44
45
51
50 49 48
47
62
Temporary exhibition
halls
46
20
T
21
63
Richelieu
64
G
D
C
22
B
Sully
The consecration of the
Emperor Napoleon I,
J. L. David
The Winged Victory
of Samothrace
Pharaonic Egypt,
Chronological Circuit
65
23
La Chapelle temporary
exhibition hall
24
Large-Format
French Paintings
19th c.
C
W
32
11
31
30
29
14
28
To Arts of Africa, Asia,
Oceania and the Americas
0
27
18
17
13
Spanish
Paintings
26
47
36
closed
46
37
38
45
39
40
30
29
41
42
28
27
43
44
1
66
2
Pre-classical
Greece
F
3
5
Greek
Ceramics
Apollo
Gallery
Italian Paintings
13th-15th c.
French Sculptures
5th-18th c.
French Sculptures
18th-19th c.
Mesopotamia
R
14
15
16
18
17
13
25
19
12
Sculptures
26 27 28 30
29
24 23 22 21
CLOSED
31 32 33
A
11
Near Eastern Antiquities
20
Cour Marly
10
Egyptian Antiquities
Greek, Etruscan
and Roman Antiquities
35
74
4
8
Ground Floor
Rez-de-Chaussée
34
C
6
9
Italian Paintings
16th-17th c.
Italian Paintings
17th-18th c.
D
K
L
E
12
15
16
75
7
10
Mollien temporary
exhibition halls
24 23 22 21 2019
26
33
76
77
S
25
25
32
33
The Wedding Feast
at Cana, Véronèse
Mona Lisa,
L. de Vinci
Current events
Denon
F
E
English Paintings
Terracotta
Bronzes
and precious Objects
8
A
B
Code of Hammurabi
6 5
Arts of Africa,
Asia, Oceania and
the Americas
4
U
V
6
14
1 1
B
3 2 1
4
Cour Khorsabad
A
7
Colossal Statue
of Ramesses II
7
1 bis
P
8
10
9
11
12
a
16
b
12 13
18a 19
21
20
Sackler Wing
T
18
16
C
B
Levant
G
A
Sully
Psyche and Cupid,
A. Canova
14
Pharaonic
Egypt,
Thematic
Circuit
D
Aphrodite, known
as the “Venus de Milo”
19
17b 18b
17a
15
D
Richelieu
C
Levant
Antique Iran
2
Cour Puget
9
5
3
13
Denon
12
bis
12
17
C
F
E
M
Sculpture from
Chupícuaro (Mexico)
E
D
4
K
L
D
i
1
Porte des Lions entrance
8
2
F
W
1
4
B
E
S
18
A
30
19
closed
4
20
29 28
5
Northern
European
Sculptures
17th-19th c.
Arts of Africa,
Asia, Oceania
and the Americas
23
8
9
10
11
27
3
2
12
6
French
Sculptures
C
16
15
14
4
13
5
I
J
Greek
Antiquities
25
26
Islamic
Art
R
Sculptures
A
Egyptian Antiquities
20
Cour Marly
Cour Puget
12
History of the Louvre
The Medieval Louvre
Temporary
exhibition halls
A
A 1 2 3 4
Horses of Marly,
G. Coustou
P
Richelieu
temporary
exhibition
hall
11
13 closed
A
7
6
5
10
8
Richelieu
9
G
B
i
Medieval Moat
Entrance
Exit
Sully
B
Temporary
exhibition
hall
H
Tactile
Gallery
Denon
C
St. Mary Magdalene,
G. Erhart
M
3
2
1
1
K
L
A
S
B
C
Spanish
Sculptures
11th-15th c.
Northern
European
Sculptures
12th-16th c.
I
J
2
closed
3
B
1
C
closed
A
C
Italian
Sculptures
11th-15th c.
Roman
Egypt
Coptic
Egypt
Pre-classical
Greece
7
11
1
Etruscan and
Roman Antiquities
Italian Sculptures
16th-19th c.
Lower Ground Floor
Entresol
7
24
31
3
6
6
22
21
7
B
17
5
F
15
B
Captive (The Dying
Slave), Michelangelo
17
8
9
10
2
Holland
17th c.
2nd Floor
2e étage
Germanic
Paintings
18th-19th c.
Flanders
17th c.
Netherlands
16th c.
Germany
15th-16th c.
N
R
C
B
D
E
A
S
29 27 27 25
23 22
28
F
French Paintings
26
24
20
21
16
17
14
14
15
11
31
Flanders
17th c.
32
8
9
30
Prints and French
Drawings
B
12 10
13
7
The Lacemaker,
J. Vermeer
7
5
B
A
34 35 36 37
39
38
Self-Portrait,
A. Dürer
1 2 3
19
A
15
4
D
6
4
5
E
16
17
25
18
28 29
26 27
23
20
Temporary
exhibition halls
G
34
31
32
30
33
35
36
V
21
Richelieu
C
24
19
P
Temporary
exhibition halls
French
Paintings
17th c.
14
8
33
German, Flemish
Dutch, Belgian,
Russian, Swiss and
Scandinavian Paintings
French
Paintings
14th-17th c.
13
6 9
Netherlands
15th c.
18
12
11
10
C
37
22
38
C
39
B
40
41
D
Sully
The Virgin of Chancellor
Rolin, J. van Eyck
Gabrielle d’Estrées
and Her Sister
42
43
A
45 44
73
Denon
E
72
71
69
F
The Card-Sharper,
G. de La Tour
67 66 65
The Turkish Bath
J.-A.-D. Ingres
68
46
French
Paintings
18th c.
70
47
48
49
59 58 57
63
64
62
61
60
F
55
56
54
53
51 50
52
C
French
Paintings
19th c.
1
The July
Monarchy
1st Floor
1er étage
19th c.
The
Restoration
17th c.
Renaissance
R
81
80
79
78
77
76
71
75
74
70
73
69
72
68
5
67
6
9
7
10
11
12
8
Decorative arts
Egyptian Antiquities
Greek, Etruscan
and Roman Antiquities
Paintings
Napoleon III
Appartments
Print and Drawings
90
87
Seated Scribe
91
88 89
93 94
92
31
30
29
20
2
86 85
B
Decorative arts
17th-18th c.
32
17
18
3
Middle Ages
84
1
A
16
4
83
Napoleon lll
Apartments
13 14 15
19
82
28
27
P
A
23 22 21
95 96
35
24
A
25
33
26
34
61
60
59
58
36 37 39
42
40
closed
56 38 41
55 54 53 52
57
43
44
45
51
50 49 48
47
62
Temporary exhibition
halls
46
20
T
21
63
Richelieu
64
G
D
C
22
B
Sully
The consecration of the
Emperor Napoleon I,
J. L. David
The Winged Victory
of Samothrace
Pharaonic Egypt,
Chronological Circuit
65
23
La Chapelle temporary
exhibition hall
24
Large-Format
French Paintings
19th c.
C
W
32
11
31
30
29
14
28
To Arts of Africa, Asia,
Oceania and the Americas
0
27
18
17
13
Spanish
Paintings
26
47
36
closed
46
37
38
45
39
40
30
29
41
42
28
27
43
44
1
66
2
Pre-classical
Greece
F
3
5
Greek
Ceramics
Apollo
Gallery
Italian Paintings
13th-15th c.
French Sculptures
5th-18th c.
French Sculptures
18th-19th c.
Mesopotamia
R
14
15
16
18
17
13
25
19
12
Sculptures
26 27 28 30
29
24 23 22 21
CLOSED
31 32 33
A
11
Near Eastern Antiquities
20
Cour Marly
10
Egyptian Antiquities
Greek, Etruscan
and Roman Antiquities
35
74
4
8
Ground Floor
Rez-de-Chaussée
34
C
6
9
Italian Paintings
16th-17th c.
Italian Paintings
17th-18th c.
D
K
L
E
12
15
16
75
7
10
Mollien temporary
exhibition halls
24 23 22 21 2019
26
33
76
77
S
25
25
32
33
The Wedding Feast
at Cana, Véronèse
Mona Lisa,
L. de Vinci
Current events
Denon
F
E
English Paintings
Terracotta
Bronzes
and precious Objects
8
A
B
Code of Hammurabi
6 5
Arts of Africa,
Asia, Oceania and
the Americas
4
U
V
6
14
1 1
B
3 2 1
4
Cour Khorsabad
A
7
Colossal Statue
of Ramesses II
7
1 bis
P
8
10
9
11
12
a
16
b
12 13
18a 19
21
20
Sackler Wing
T
18
16
C
B
Levant
G
A
Sully
Psyche and Cupid,
A. Canova
14
Pharaonic
Egypt,
Thematic
Circuit
D
Aphrodite, known
as the “Venus de Milo”
19
17b 18b
17a
15
D
Richelieu
C
Levant
Antique Iran
2
Cour Puget
9
5
3
13
Denon
12
bis
12
17
C
F
E
M
Sculpture from
Chupícuaro (Mexico)
E
D
4
K
L
D
i
1
Porte des Lions entrance
8
2
F
W
1
4
B
E
S
18
A
30
19
closed
4
20
29 28
5
Northern
European
Sculptures
17th-19th c.
Arts of Africa,
Asia, Oceania
and the Americas
23
8
9
10
11
27
3
2
12
6
French
Sculptures
C
16
15
14
4
13
5
I
J
Greek
Antiquities
25
26
Islamic
Art
R
Sculptures
A
Egyptian Antiquities
20
Cour Marly
Cour Puget
12
History of the Louvre
The Medieval Louvre
Temporary
exhibition halls
A
A 1 2 3 4
Horses of Marly,
G. Coustou
P
Richelieu
temporary
exhibition
hall
11
13 closed
A
7
6
5
10
8
Richelieu
9
G
B
i
Medieval Moat
Entrance
Exit
Sully
B
Temporary
exhibition
hall
H
Tactile
Gallery
Denon
C
St. Mary Magdalene,
G. Erhart
M
3
2
1
1
K
L
A
S
B
C
Spanish
Sculptures
11th-15th c.
Northern
European
Sculptures
12th-16th c.
I
J
2
closed
3
B
1
C
closed
A
C
Italian
Sculptures
11th-15th c.
Roman
Egypt
Coptic
Egypt
Pre-classical
Greece
7
11
1
Etruscan and
Roman Antiquities
Italian Sculptures
16th-19th c.
Lower Ground Floor
Entresol
7
24
31
3
6
6
22
21
7
B
17
5
F
15
B
Captive (The Dying
Slave), Michelangelo
17
8
9
10