- Duration
- 2.5 hours
- Product Type
- Tour
- Venues
- Louvre Museum
- Enjoy a tailored, stress-free visit with a private guide who prioritizes your family's interests and pace, making this tour memorable and personal for everyone.
- Looking to book this tour during the Olympic Games? Check back in with us in early 2024 when Paris venues announce their summer availability.
- You want to explore the Louvre with a guide who knows how to spark interest in little adventurers
- You’re seeking to provide a captivating and educational art experience for your family, at the world’s largest art museum
- Louvre Museum - A treasure trove of stories and spectacles, the Louvre with kids becomes a playground of history and mystery, igniting young imaginations at every turn.
- There will be a break in the tour to stop and use bathroom facilities as well as opportunities to stop and rest along the way if needed.
- Strollers are allowed in the museum, but it might be easier to navigate crowded areas with a baby carrier.
- Please communicate any mobility needs or concerns with our team at the time of booking.
- We suggest that families book the 9:30 AM slot for their visit, as it's an optimal time to experience the museum in a more peaceful setting. Weekday mornings are generally quieter, offering a more relaxed atmosphere to enjoy the exhibits.
- Includes skip-the-line tickets to the Louvre, for your whole family
- Note: Our skip-the-line tickets will get us to a special lane where our group will have to stand in line due to security and crowd control measures.
- Depending on your group size, we may be required by the venue to order headsets, in which case you’ll see a “Headset Fee” added to your order.
- Pre-Visit Preparation:
- Introduce your child to some of the artworks they will see. Picture books and online resources about art can be helpful. The Louvre's official website provides materials here for families.
- Explain what behavior is expected in a museum—speaking quietly, not touching the art, and walking instead of running.
- If you are looking to learn more about Paris prior to a visit, check out our online lectures and audio guides here
- Looking for ideas about more things to do in Paris with Kids? Check out our Context Stories.
- And here's our guide on How to Have a Great Visit to the Louvre.
- The Louvre is committed to being accessible to all visitors. The majority of the museum's galleries and exhibits are wheelchair accessible.
- There are multiple entrances to the Louvre, but the most accessible entrance is through the Pyramid and the Carrousel du Louvre, which both have elevators.
- Wheelchair rental is available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis. You can ask for one at the information desk located under the Pyramid.
- Most restrooms in the Louvre are equipped for wheelchair access.
- Some areas of the Louvre, especially in the older sections, may have limitations due to architectural constraints. It is best to check with the museum's accessibility guide or contact them directly for detailed information on these areas.
- You can check the Louvre’s official website for the most updated information on accessibility and services to ensure a hassle-free experience: Louvre Accessibility.
- Service dogs are allowed in the Louvre to assist visitors with disabilities, provided that they are wearing a harness and kept on a leash.
- Guests may be asked to show a medical certificate or other proof that the dog is required for their visit.
- Please let us know if your family will be traveling with a service animal, so we can offer additional advice.
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