Louvre Museum 🇫🇷

#paristrip I know most people go to the Louvre for Mona but there are actually many more beautiful things in the Louvre than Mona (make sure all the roads will lead you to Mona). It is recommended to book tickets in advance and you go to the museum so you don’t have to stand in line – it’s exit 6 (if I remember correctly) at the exit from Metro 1. The museum website has enough languages, please refer to it before coming. They also have maps and necessary equipment at the front desk so as not to get lost, that's right, you didn't read it wrong because the possibility of being lost in the Louvre is quite possible. The Louvre is a big museum, but the walkway signs are really ineffective. The proof is that I go back and forth in the same area a few times and this makes me tired. You should also accept the fact that you cannot explore this entire museum in one day (or can you?) But I felt exhausted after almost 4 hours surrounded by artwork. And there are areas where there are almost no visitors (it is very scary to be alone in a large area). And of course, your tickets are free if you are under 26 and live and study in Europe! Anyway, I hope you have a good experience. P/s: They have very spacious coat rooms and furniture to make your visit stress-free