The Louvre Museum - 75001
Treasure Hunt at the Louvre : The Greatest Works
Interactive Visit
6 ans
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Enjoy an interactive treasure hunt with your children in the world’s most visited museum: The Louvre.
"An old family story tells that a treasure might be hidden in the Louvre. For many years we were thinking that it was only a story to make children dream… until now. Indeed, some clues and testimonies collected show that it turned out to be real! That is why the museum is looking for investigators to interpret those elements. “.
Discover a must-see with this kids-friendly visit.
During this tour, your private guide will adapt the visit to the children and will immerse your family in a universe of mystery and fun. You will have to listen to the guide’s comments and solve all the riddles to make you succeed in this treasure hunt.
Keep your eyes open, try to get every clue hidden and get your hands on the mysterious treasure.
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Take part in a wonderful experience, not to mention the fun.
The guide will take you to masterpieces while entertaining your children. As we love to share our secrets, here is the list of artworks that participants will pay attention to during this visit (but we count on you to not spoil your children to let them be amazed) : Venus de milo, Mona Lisa, The Great Sphinx of Tanis, The Winged Victory of Samothrace, Liberty Leading the People.
Good to know
- The museum is closed on Tuesdays
- Entrance Tickets are included (you'll skip the long lines except the unavoidable security check line)
- A professional and fully licensed private guide
Comment on y va ?
The Louvre Museum - 75001Cour du Louvre 75001 PARIS
Line 1 or 7, station Palais Royal Musée du Louvre
Bus 21, 48, 69, 72, 81
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