Paris Louvre Museum Semi-Private Guided Tour in English

Walk Through the Soul of the Louvre: Semi-Private Guided Tour

The doors to the world's largest art repository, the Louvre Museum, are now open. As you pass through the corridors of a magnificent palace holding thousands of years of history, you can feel the breath of the masters, whom you've only seen beyond textbooks, come alive. However, it's easy to get lost in the vast Louvre.

WAUG's semi-private tour is conducted with a small group of only 6 people, providing intimacy as if you were strolling through the gallery with a close friend. Through the voice of a guide with a different depth of knowledge, discover the story hidden behind the smile of the 'Mona Lisa' and the secret of the perfect curves of the 'Venus de Milo'. Instead of being overwhelmed by the crowds, enjoy an elegant morning stroll sharing a complete communion between you and the artwork. 2 hours at the Louvre will be the most inspiring moment of your trip to Paris.

Louvre Time Allowed for Only 6 People, Deeper and More Private

Only 6 People, Private Immersion

Escape the hustle and bustle of large group tours. With a small elite group tour limited to a maximum of 6 people, you can listen to the guide's explanations, ask questions freely, and quench your thirst for art.

Encounter with Timeless Masterpieces

We guide you through only the essence of the Louvre, from the 'Mona Lisa' to the 'Coronation of Napoleon I'. Without wandering through the vast exhibition halls, enjoy a three-dimensional appreciation of the historical context and behind-the-scenes stories of the most brilliant works.

120 Minutes of Records Filled with Art

From the dynamics of Greek sculpture to the elegance of Renaissance paintings. If you walk along the curated route by a professional guide for 2 hours, your insight will be deepened even further.

'Even among thousands of people, a magical 120 minutes where only the artwork and I face each other, it's the perfect choice for you who want an elegant artistic dialogue rather than a noisy viewing.'