Orangerie and Monet Water Lilies Exclusive Tour Reserved Entry
From $167/person5 travellers ≈ $833 — children may pay less
Historical Tours · Private Sightseeing Tours
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Transform your family’s visit to the Louvre into an exciting adventure with our best-selling private tour, designed especially for kids and teens! With our reserved entry included we will dive right into the world’s most famous museum for a 2.5-hour journey of discovery and fun. Led by an expert guide who knows how to keep young minds engaged, this tour brings the Louvre’s treasures to life. Marvel at iconic masterpieces like the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo, while your guide weaves fascinating stories and interactive moments into the experience. This private, family-focused tour ensures a smooth, engaging, and unforgettable visit to the Louvre. Book now to create memories your family will treasure forever!
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Make your family’s visit to the Louvre unforgettable with our best-selling private tour designed just for families! Tailored for kids and teens, this fun and engaging experience transforms the world’s most famous museum into a captivating journey through history and art.
About 150 minutes · admission included
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From $167/person5 travellers ≈ $833 — children may pay less
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