Louvre Museum
Paris, France
Masterpieces in the collection
The Astronomer — Johannes VermeerRoom 837, Richelieu wing, level 2
The Fortune Teller — CaravaggioRoom 712, Denon wing, level 1
The lock — Jean-Honoré FragonardRoom 929, Sully wing, level 2
Saint John the Baptist — Leonardo da VinciRoom 710, Denon wing, level 1
Death of the Virgin — CaravaggioRoom 712, Denon wing, level 1
The Lacemaker — Johannes VermeerRoom 837, Richelieu wing, level 2
The Embarkation for Cythera — Jean-Antoine WatteauRoom 917, Sully wing, level 2
Pierrot — Jean-Antoine WatteauRoom 917, Sully wing, level 2
The Epsom Derby — Théodore GéricaultRoom 941, Sully wing, level 2
Portrait of Madame Récamier — Jacques-Louis DavidRoom 702, Denon wing, level 1
The Oath of the Horatii — Jacques-Louis DavidRoom 702, Denon wing, level 1
Coronation of Emperor Napoleon I and Coronation of the Empress Josephine in Notre-Dame de Paris — Jacques-Louis DavidRoom 702, Denon wing, level 1
Buffoon playing a lute — Frans HalsRoom 846, Richelieu wing, level 2
Diana leaving her Bath — François BoucherRoom 919, Sully wing, level 2
Et in Arcadia ego — Nicolas PoussinRoom 825, Richelieu wing, level 2
Joseph the Carpenter — Georges de La TourRoom 912, Sully wing, level 2
The Cheat with the Ace of Diamonds — Georges de La TourRoom 912, Sully wing, level 2
Portrait of Mona Lisa del Giocondo — Leonardo da VinciRoom 711, Denon wing, level 1
The Virgin and Child with St. Anne — Leonardo da VinciRoom 710, Denon wing, level 1
Sunset at Ivry — Jean-Baptiste Armand Guillaumin
Portrait of Clemenceau — Édouard Manet
La Rochelle Harbour — Claude Joseph Vernet
Shepherd in the Alps — Claude Joseph Vernet
Die Rettung Moses aus dem Wasser — Niccolò dell'Abbate
Die Krüppel — Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Alexander and Porus — Charles Le Brun
Chancellor Séguier — Charles Le Brun
Hercules Vanquishing the Hydra of Lerma — Guido Reni
Portrait of a Woman — Leonardo da Vinci
Master Hare — Sir Joshua Reynolds
Based on collection records (Wikidata). Works may be off view or on loan. Galleries checked in the museum's open data on 2026-11-12.
How long to spend
It is not possible to see everything in one day; for a short 1–2 hour visit, head to the Denon Wing, and the Masterpieces trail takes 90 minutes (official guidance).
Suggested routes
- “The Louvre's Masterpieces” (1 h 30 min): the museum's trail exploring what makes a masterpiece in 90 minutes
- “Secret Treasures of the Richelieu Wing” (1 h): one of the museum's own routes
- “De toutes beautés!” (1 h): the museum's wheelchair-accessible route
- “Unnoticed biodiversity”: one of the museum's own routes
The masterpieces listed above are shown with their gallery numbers where known.
Crowds and quieter times
The museum advises that the Sully and Richelieu wings are much quieter than the Denon Wing, home to many famous works, and viewing time in the Mona Lisa room may be limited when it is especially crowded. Timed-entry booking is recommended; same-day tickets are available when visitor numbers are low, subject to availability.
From the museum's official website (checked on 2026-11-11). Source 1 Source 2 Source 3 Source 4 Source 5
How to visit
Paris, France
| Opening hours | Mon, Thu, Sat, Sun 09:00–18:00 Wed, Fri 09:00–21:00 (evening opening) Rooms are cleared 30 minutes before closing |
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| Closed | Every Tuesday; 1 January, 1 May and 25 December. Other public holidays are open unless they fall on a Tuesday. |
| Last entry | 1 hour before closing |
| Admission | Adult (non-EEA visitors) EUR 32 Adult (EEA citizens and residents) EUR 22 Under 18 free (ID required) EEA citizens/residents under 26 free (photo ID; residents also need a residence permit of over 90 days) Audio guide rental EUR 6 (can be booked in advance online) Rates apply from 14 January 2026 |
| Free entry | Free for under-18s, EEA citizens/residents under 26, all visitors on the first Friday of the month after 18:00 (except July and August) and on 14 July, and disabled visitors plus one carer. Also free with proof for EEA art and art-history teachers, ICOM members, journalists, EEA job seekers and EEA residents on income support. |
| Booking | Entry is by timed slot, and booking in advance is recommended. |
The Cour Carrée entrance is currently closed. On Thursday 12 November 2026 the museum may open later and some exhibition rooms may remain closed.
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Hours and prices can change. Please check the official website before you go. (Checked on: 2026-11-11)