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## EN: Louvre Museum (Paris) — Key Artifacts, Must-See Highlights, and a Practical Visit Strategy
## KR: 루브르 박물관(파리) — 핵심 유물·볼거리·실전 방문 전략
---
## English (EN)
### 1) What makes the Louvre “different”
* **A former royal palace turned museum**: part of the experience is the building itself—courtyards, long ceremonial galleries, and palace-era rooms (not just the art).
* **Three wings (Denon / Sully / Richelieu) connected by the Pyramid hub**: the Pyramid project created a **central underground lobby** that improves circulation and access to all three wings.
* **Real-world planning matters**: galleries can be **temporarily closed** (renovation, maintenance, rotation). The Louvre publishes an “open rooms” list—use it before you pick a route. ([Le Louvre][1])
### 2) Core “unmissable” masterpieces (fast but high impact)
These are the highlights that deliver the Louvre’s signature breadth (Antiquity → Renaissance → Romanticism → Palace interiors):
* **Winged Victory of Samothrace (Nike)** — the iconic statue at the top of the **Daru staircase**, Denon wing, Level 1 (Room 703).
* **Mona Lisa + The Wedding Feast at Cana** — the “superstar + crowd” pairing in the same flow; plan for density and quick viewing. ([Le Louvre][2])
* **Venus de Milo** — Greek sculpture centerpiece; easy to combine with other Classical works. ([Le Louvre][3])
* **French Romanticism room cluster** (high drama / high storytelling): includes major large-format canvases commonly targeted on “Louvre masterpieces” routes. ([Le Louvre][4])
* **Napoleon III Apartments (Second Empire palace rooms)** — a “palace time machine” of gilded salons and reception rooms; the Louvre notes the setting has survived **almost intact**, open to the public since **1993**, with recent renovation programming referenced by the museum. ([Le Louvre][5])
### 3) Deeper “Louvre = world-civilization” picks (often less crowded than the Mona Lisa corridor)
* **Great Sphinx of Tanis (Egyptian Antiquities)** — showcased as a major Egyptian masterpiece in the “Crypt of the Sphinx” context on the Louvre site.
* **Code of Hammurabi (Mesopotamia)** — one of the museum’s anchor objects for early law/statecraft; appears in Louvre trail material for the Richelieu wing. ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
* **Galerie d’Apollon** — historically tied to royal power symbolism and today associated with crown jewels/gems narratives; note it can be **temporarily closed** and should be checked against the open-rooms list. ([Le Louvre][7])
### 4) Practical visit strategy (what actually works on-site)
**Hours / closure**
* Standard schedule: **9:00–6:00** (Mon/Thu/Sat/Sun), **9:00–9:00** (Wed/Fri), **closed Tuesday**; last entry 1 hour before close; rooms cleared 30 minutes before close. ([Le Louvre][8])
**Entrances & flow**
* If you already have tickets, some entrances have their own constraints (e.g., **Porte des Lions** has specific closing times and is closed Tuesdays; **Passage Richelieu** has earlier closing and later closing on Wed/Fri). ([Le Louvre][9])
* Treat the museum like **three mini-museums** connected by the Pyramid hub. Do one wing “properly” instead of sprinting all three.
**Crowd management**
* Use the **late hours (Wed/Fri)** for the densest zones (Mona Lisa area, Denon highlights). ([Le Louvre][8])
* Accept that some “trophy rooms” are designed for throughput, not contemplation—get your “proof view,” then spend real time in calmer departments (Egypt/Mesopotamia/Decorative Arts). ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
**Photos & rules**
* Photos/videos are allowed in **permanent collections for personal use**, but **no selfie sticks, flash, or lighting**; temporary exhibitions may restrict photography. ([Le Louvre][10])
### 5) 2–3 hour route vs. half-day route (templates)
**2–3 hours (classic-first)**
1. Daru staircase → **Winged Victory**
2. **Mona Lisa / Wedding at Cana** ([Le Louvre][2])
3. **Venus de Milo** ([Le Louvre][3])
4. Quick pass through one “big painting” room cluster (Romanticism / French grand canvases) ([Le Louvre][4])
**Half-day (classic + civilizations + palace)**
* Add: **Sphinx of Tanis** (Egypt)
* Add: **Code of Hammurabi** (Mesopotamia) ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
* Finish: **Napoleon III Apartments** ([Le Louvre][5])
---
## 한국어 (KR)
### 1) 루브르가 “특별한” 이유
* **원래 왕궁(팔레)였던 공간**이라, 작품뿐 아니라 궁정 동선·살롱·복도·갤러리 자체가 전시 경험의 일부입니다.
* **드농/쉴리/리슐리외 3개 윙**을 **피라미드(중앙 허브)**가 지하 로비로 연결해 동선을 정리한 구조입니다.
* 전시실은 **임시 폐쇄/공사/로테이션**이 수시로 발생합니다. 루브르는 “오픈 룸” 목록을 공개하므로, 방문 전 확인이 효율을 좌우합니다. ([Le Louvre][1])
### 2) 핵심 “필수” 볼거리(대표 걸작 중심)
* **사모트라케의 니케(승리의 여신상)** — 드농 윙 1층 **다루 계단(Room 703)** 정상의 상징 포인트.
* **모나리자 + 카나의 혼인잔치** — 대표 혼잡 구간(‘슈퍼스타 + 군중’ 구도). ([Le Louvre][2])
* **밀로의 비너스** — 고전 조각의 대표 아이콘. ([Le Louvre][3])
* **프랑스 낭만주의 대형 회화 구역** — 루브르 “걸작 루트”에서 자주 묶이는 드라마틱 존. ([Le Louvre][4])
* **나폴레옹 3세 아파트(제2제정기 궁정 살롱)** — 루브르가 “거의 원형 그대로” 남은 역사적 세팅으로 설명하며, 대중 공개(1993) 및 최근 리노베이션 언급이 있습니다. ([Le Louvre][5])
### 3) “문명 박물관”으로서의 루브르(체감 만족도 높은 심층 포인트)
* **타니스의 대스핑크스(이집트 고대유물)** — 루브르가 이집트 대표 걸작군으로 소개하는 핵심 오브제.
* **함무라비 법전 석주(메소포타미아)** — 리슐리외 윙 동선 자료에서 핵심 정점으로 다뤄집니다. ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
* **아폴론 갤러리** — 왕권·태양 상징과 보석/왕관 보물 내러티브가 강한 공간(단, 임시 폐쇄 가능). ([Le Louvre][7])
### 4) 실전 운영(시간/입구/혼잡/촬영)
* 운영시간: **09:00–18:00(월·목·토·일)** / **09:00–21:00(수·금)** / **화요일 휴관**, 마감 1시간 전 입장 종료, 30분 전 퇴실 안내. ([Le Louvre][8])
* 입구는 조건이 다릅니다(예: **Porte des Lions**, **Passage Richelieu**는 요일·시간별 마감 규정). ([Le Louvre][9])
* 촬영: 상설전은 **개인 목적 촬영 가능**, 단 **셀카봉/플래시/조명 금지**, 기획전은 제한될 수 있습니다. ([Le Louvre][10])
### 5) 추천 템플릿(2–3시간 / 반나절)
* **2–3시간**: 니케 → 모나리자/카나 → 비너스 → 대형 회화 존 ([Le Louvre][2])
* **반나절**: 위 루트 + 스핑크스(이집트) + 함무라비(메소포타미아) + 나폴레옹 3세 아파트 ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
---
## 日本語 (JA)
### 1) ルーヴルの本質
* ルーヴルは“宮殿→美術館”という転換そのものが魅力で、建築・回廊・サロンが体験を作ります。
* ピラミッドの地下ロビーが**ドゥノン／シュリー／リシュリュー**3翼の動線を統合する設計です。
* 展示室は臨時閉鎖があり得るため、公開中の部屋リストを確認してルートを組むのが現実的です。([Le Louvre][1])
### 2) 定番必見（短時間で“ルーヴル感”を取る）
* **サモトラケのニケ**（ダリュ階段・ドゥノン翼）
* **モナ・リザ／カナの婚礼**（混雑の中心）([Le Louvre][2])
* **ミロのヴィーナス** ([Le Louvre][3])
* **フランス絵画（ロマン主義の大作ゾーン）** ([Le Louvre][4])
* **ナポレオン3世の居室（第二帝政の豪華な宮廷空間）** ([Le Louvre][5])
### 3) 文明史の見どころ（満足度が高い深掘り）
* **タニスの大スフィンクス（古代エジプト）**
* **ハンムラビ法典（メソポタミア）** ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
* **アポロンの間（宝石・王権表象の物語）※閉鎖状況要確認** ([Le Louvre][7])
### 4) 実務（時間・混雑・撮影）
* 開館：**9:00–18:00（多くの日）／9:00–21:00（水・金）／火曜休館**、最終入場は閉館1時間前。([Le Louvre][8])
* 常設展は個人利用の撮影可。ただし**自撮り棒・フラッシュ・照明は禁止**。([Le Louvre][10])
---
## Español (ES)
### 1) Qué define al Louvre
* Es un **palacio convertido en museo**: la arquitectura y los salones forman parte del “contenido”.
* La **Pirámide** organiza un **gran vestíbulo subterráneo** con acceso directo a las tres alas (Denon, Sully, Richelieu).
* Algunas salas pueden estar **temporalmente cerradas**; conviene revisar la lista oficial de salas abiertas antes de fijar ruta. ([Le Louvre][1])
### 2) Imprescindibles (impacto máximo en poco tiempo)
* **Victoria de Samotracia (Nike)** en la escalera Daru (ala Denon).
* **Mona Lisa + Las bodas de Caná** (zona más concurrida). ([Le Louvre][2])
* **Venus de Milo**. ([Le Louvre][3])
* **Grandes lienzos del Romanticismo francés** (zona “teatral”). ([Le Louvre][4])
* **Apartamentos de Napoleón III** (interiores palaciegos del Segundo Imperio). ([Le Louvre][5])
### 3) Louvre “civilizaciones” (joyas con menos saturación)
* **Gran Esfinge de Tanis** (Egipto).
* **Código de Hammurabi** (Mesopotamia). ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
* **Galerie d’Apollon** (narrativa de poder real y gemas; verificar si está cerrada). ([Le Louvre][7])
### 4) Logística
* Horario oficial: **9:00–18:00** la mayoría de días, **9:00–21:00** miércoles y viernes, **cerrado martes**; última entrada 1 hora antes del cierre. ([Le Louvre][8])
* Fotos en colecciones permanentes para uso personal, sin **palo selfie, flash ni luces**. ([Le Louvre][10])
---
## Français (FR)
### 1) L’ADN du Louvre
* Ancien **palais devenu musée** : l’architecture (cours, galeries, salons) est une partie essentielle de la visite.
* La **Pyramide** et le grand hall souterrain structurent l’accès aux **trois ailes** (Denon, Sully, Richelieu).
* Des espaces peuvent être **temporairement fermés** ; la liste des salles ouvertes est un outil de planification incontournable. ([Le Louvre][1])
### 2) Incontournables (efficacité + “signature Louvre”)
* **La Victoire de Samothrace** sur l’escalier Daru (aile Denon).
* **La Joconde + Les Noces de Cana** (point de densité). ([Le Louvre][2])
* **La Vénus de Milo**. ([Le Louvre][3])
* **Grands formats de la peinture française (romantisme)**. ([Le Louvre][4])
* **Appartements Napoléon III** (décors du Second Empire, “palais” très tangible). ([Le Louvre][5])
### 3) Axe “civilisations” (souvent plus respirable)
* **Grand Sphinx de Tanis** (Égypte).
* **Code de Hammurabi** (Mésopotamie). ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
* **Galerie d’Apollon** (or, décor, gemmes — statut à vérifier car fermeture possible). ([Le Louvre][7])
### 4) Informations pratiques (officielles)
* Horaires : **9h–18h** la plupart des jours, **9h–21h** mercredi et vendredi, **fermé le mardi** ; dernière entrée 1h avant fermeture. ([Le Louvre][8])
* Photos en collections permanentes pour usage personnel, sans **perche à selfie, flash, ni éclairage**. ([Le Louvre][10])
[1]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/visit/list-of-available-galleries?utm_source=chatgpt.com "List of available galleries - Schedule of open rooms"
[2]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/explore/visitor-trails/the-louvre-s-masterpieces/an-uplifting-sight "An uplifting sight"
[3]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/explore/visitor-trails/the-louvre-s-masterpieces/a-transparent-controversy "A transparent controversy…"
[4]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/explore/visitor-trails/the-louvre-s-masterpieces/romanticism-topicality-sensuality "Romanticism, topicality, sensuality…"
[5]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/explore/visitor-trails/secret-treasures-of-the-richelieu-wing/a-second-empire-gala?utm_source=chatgpt.com "A Second Empire Gala"
[6]: https://api-www.louvre.fr/sites/default/files/2025-09/2025-Richelieu-ENG-ligth.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Secret treaSureS of the richelieu Wing"
[7]: https://www.louvre.fr/louvreplus/video-au-louvre-la-galerie-d-apollon?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Au Louvre ! La galerie d'Apollon"
[8]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/visit/hours-admission/tickets-and-prices?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Hours & admission - Plan and book your visit"
[9]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/visit/map-entrances-directions?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Map, entrances & directions - - All roads lead to the Louvre"
[10]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/visit/museum-rules?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Museum rules - To ensure the safety of all visitors and ..."
## KR: 루브르 박물관(파리) — 핵심 유물·볼거리·실전 방문 전략
---
## English (EN)
### 1) What makes the Louvre “different”
* **A former royal palace turned museum**: part of the experience is the building itself—courtyards, long ceremonial galleries, and palace-era rooms (not just the art).
* **Three wings (Denon / Sully / Richelieu) connected by the Pyramid hub**: the Pyramid project created a **central underground lobby** that improves circulation and access to all three wings.
* **Real-world planning matters**: galleries can be **temporarily closed** (renovation, maintenance, rotation). The Louvre publishes an “open rooms” list—use it before you pick a route. ([Le Louvre][1])
### 2) Core “unmissable” masterpieces (fast but high impact)
These are the highlights that deliver the Louvre’s signature breadth (Antiquity → Renaissance → Romanticism → Palace interiors):
* **Winged Victory of Samothrace (Nike)** — the iconic statue at the top of the **Daru staircase**, Denon wing, Level 1 (Room 703).
* **Mona Lisa + The Wedding Feast at Cana** — the “superstar + crowd” pairing in the same flow; plan for density and quick viewing. ([Le Louvre][2])
* **Venus de Milo** — Greek sculpture centerpiece; easy to combine with other Classical works. ([Le Louvre][3])
* **French Romanticism room cluster** (high drama / high storytelling): includes major large-format canvases commonly targeted on “Louvre masterpieces” routes. ([Le Louvre][4])
* **Napoleon III Apartments (Second Empire palace rooms)** — a “palace time machine” of gilded salons and reception rooms; the Louvre notes the setting has survived **almost intact**, open to the public since **1993**, with recent renovation programming referenced by the museum. ([Le Louvre][5])
### 3) Deeper “Louvre = world-civilization” picks (often less crowded than the Mona Lisa corridor)
* **Great Sphinx of Tanis (Egyptian Antiquities)** — showcased as a major Egyptian masterpiece in the “Crypt of the Sphinx” context on the Louvre site.
* **Code of Hammurabi (Mesopotamia)** — one of the museum’s anchor objects for early law/statecraft; appears in Louvre trail material for the Richelieu wing. ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
* **Galerie d’Apollon** — historically tied to royal power symbolism and today associated with crown jewels/gems narratives; note it can be **temporarily closed** and should be checked against the open-rooms list. ([Le Louvre][7])
### 4) Practical visit strategy (what actually works on-site)
**Hours / closure**
* Standard schedule: **9:00–6:00** (Mon/Thu/Sat/Sun), **9:00–9:00** (Wed/Fri), **closed Tuesday**; last entry 1 hour before close; rooms cleared 30 minutes before close. ([Le Louvre][8])
**Entrances & flow**
* If you already have tickets, some entrances have their own constraints (e.g., **Porte des Lions** has specific closing times and is closed Tuesdays; **Passage Richelieu** has earlier closing and later closing on Wed/Fri). ([Le Louvre][9])
* Treat the museum like **three mini-museums** connected by the Pyramid hub. Do one wing “properly” instead of sprinting all three.
**Crowd management**
* Use the **late hours (Wed/Fri)** for the densest zones (Mona Lisa area, Denon highlights). ([Le Louvre][8])
* Accept that some “trophy rooms” are designed for throughput, not contemplation—get your “proof view,” then spend real time in calmer departments (Egypt/Mesopotamia/Decorative Arts). ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
**Photos & rules**
* Photos/videos are allowed in **permanent collections for personal use**, but **no selfie sticks, flash, or lighting**; temporary exhibitions may restrict photography. ([Le Louvre][10])
### 5) 2–3 hour route vs. half-day route (templates)
**2–3 hours (classic-first)**
1. Daru staircase → **Winged Victory**
2. **Mona Lisa / Wedding at Cana** ([Le Louvre][2])
3. **Venus de Milo** ([Le Louvre][3])
4. Quick pass through one “big painting” room cluster (Romanticism / French grand canvases) ([Le Louvre][4])
**Half-day (classic + civilizations + palace)**
* Add: **Sphinx of Tanis** (Egypt)
* Add: **Code of Hammurabi** (Mesopotamia) ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
* Finish: **Napoleon III Apartments** ([Le Louvre][5])
---
## 한국어 (KR)
### 1) 루브르가 “특별한” 이유
* **원래 왕궁(팔레)였던 공간**이라, 작품뿐 아니라 궁정 동선·살롱·복도·갤러리 자체가 전시 경험의 일부입니다.
* **드농/쉴리/리슐리외 3개 윙**을 **피라미드(중앙 허브)**가 지하 로비로 연결해 동선을 정리한 구조입니다.
* 전시실은 **임시 폐쇄/공사/로테이션**이 수시로 발생합니다. 루브르는 “오픈 룸” 목록을 공개하므로, 방문 전 확인이 효율을 좌우합니다. ([Le Louvre][1])
### 2) 핵심 “필수” 볼거리(대표 걸작 중심)
* **사모트라케의 니케(승리의 여신상)** — 드농 윙 1층 **다루 계단(Room 703)** 정상의 상징 포인트.
* **모나리자 + 카나의 혼인잔치** — 대표 혼잡 구간(‘슈퍼스타 + 군중’ 구도). ([Le Louvre][2])
* **밀로의 비너스** — 고전 조각의 대표 아이콘. ([Le Louvre][3])
* **프랑스 낭만주의 대형 회화 구역** — 루브르 “걸작 루트”에서 자주 묶이는 드라마틱 존. ([Le Louvre][4])
* **나폴레옹 3세 아파트(제2제정기 궁정 살롱)** — 루브르가 “거의 원형 그대로” 남은 역사적 세팅으로 설명하며, 대중 공개(1993) 및 최근 리노베이션 언급이 있습니다. ([Le Louvre][5])
### 3) “문명 박물관”으로서의 루브르(체감 만족도 높은 심층 포인트)
* **타니스의 대스핑크스(이집트 고대유물)** — 루브르가 이집트 대표 걸작군으로 소개하는 핵심 오브제.
* **함무라비 법전 석주(메소포타미아)** — 리슐리외 윙 동선 자료에서 핵심 정점으로 다뤄집니다. ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
* **아폴론 갤러리** — 왕권·태양 상징과 보석/왕관 보물 내러티브가 강한 공간(단, 임시 폐쇄 가능). ([Le Louvre][7])
### 4) 실전 운영(시간/입구/혼잡/촬영)
* 운영시간: **09:00–18:00(월·목·토·일)** / **09:00–21:00(수·금)** / **화요일 휴관**, 마감 1시간 전 입장 종료, 30분 전 퇴실 안내. ([Le Louvre][8])
* 입구는 조건이 다릅니다(예: **Porte des Lions**, **Passage Richelieu**는 요일·시간별 마감 규정). ([Le Louvre][9])
* 촬영: 상설전은 **개인 목적 촬영 가능**, 단 **셀카봉/플래시/조명 금지**, 기획전은 제한될 수 있습니다. ([Le Louvre][10])
### 5) 추천 템플릿(2–3시간 / 반나절)
* **2–3시간**: 니케 → 모나리자/카나 → 비너스 → 대형 회화 존 ([Le Louvre][2])
* **반나절**: 위 루트 + 스핑크스(이집트) + 함무라비(메소포타미아) + 나폴레옹 3세 아파트 ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
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## 日本語 (JA)
### 1) ルーヴルの本質
* ルーヴルは“宮殿→美術館”という転換そのものが魅力で、建築・回廊・サロンが体験を作ります。
* ピラミッドの地下ロビーが**ドゥノン／シュリー／リシュリュー**3翼の動線を統合する設計です。
* 展示室は臨時閉鎖があり得るため、公開中の部屋リストを確認してルートを組むのが現実的です。([Le Louvre][1])
### 2) 定番必見（短時間で“ルーヴル感”を取る）
* **サモトラケのニケ**（ダリュ階段・ドゥノン翼）
* **モナ・リザ／カナの婚礼**（混雑の中心）([Le Louvre][2])
* **ミロのヴィーナス** ([Le Louvre][3])
* **フランス絵画（ロマン主義の大作ゾーン）** ([Le Louvre][4])
* **ナポレオン3世の居室（第二帝政の豪華な宮廷空間）** ([Le Louvre][5])
### 3) 文明史の見どころ（満足度が高い深掘り）
* **タニスの大スフィンクス（古代エジプト）**
* **ハンムラビ法典（メソポタミア）** ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
* **アポロンの間（宝石・王権表象の物語）※閉鎖状況要確認** ([Le Louvre][7])
### 4) 実務（時間・混雑・撮影）
* 開館：**9:00–18:00（多くの日）／9:00–21:00（水・金）／火曜休館**、最終入場は閉館1時間前。([Le Louvre][8])
* 常設展は個人利用の撮影可。ただし**自撮り棒・フラッシュ・照明は禁止**。([Le Louvre][10])
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## Español (ES)
### 1) Qué define al Louvre
* Es un **palacio convertido en museo**: la arquitectura y los salones forman parte del “contenido”.
* La **Pirámide** organiza un **gran vestíbulo subterráneo** con acceso directo a las tres alas (Denon, Sully, Richelieu).
* Algunas salas pueden estar **temporalmente cerradas**; conviene revisar la lista oficial de salas abiertas antes de fijar ruta. ([Le Louvre][1])
### 2) Imprescindibles (impacto máximo en poco tiempo)
* **Victoria de Samotracia (Nike)** en la escalera Daru (ala Denon).
* **Mona Lisa + Las bodas de Caná** (zona más concurrida). ([Le Louvre][2])
* **Venus de Milo**. ([Le Louvre][3])
* **Grandes lienzos del Romanticismo francés** (zona “teatral”). ([Le Louvre][4])
* **Apartamentos de Napoleón III** (interiores palaciegos del Segundo Imperio). ([Le Louvre][5])
### 3) Louvre “civilizaciones” (joyas con menos saturación)
* **Gran Esfinge de Tanis** (Egipto).
* **Código de Hammurabi** (Mesopotamia). ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
* **Galerie d’Apollon** (narrativa de poder real y gemas; verificar si está cerrada). ([Le Louvre][7])
### 4) Logística
* Horario oficial: **9:00–18:00** la mayoría de días, **9:00–21:00** miércoles y viernes, **cerrado martes**; última entrada 1 hora antes del cierre. ([Le Louvre][8])
* Fotos en colecciones permanentes para uso personal, sin **palo selfie, flash ni luces**. ([Le Louvre][10])
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## Français (FR)
### 1) L’ADN du Louvre
* Ancien **palais devenu musée** : l’architecture (cours, galeries, salons) est une partie essentielle de la visite.
* La **Pyramide** et le grand hall souterrain structurent l’accès aux **trois ailes** (Denon, Sully, Richelieu).
* Des espaces peuvent être **temporairement fermés** ; la liste des salles ouvertes est un outil de planification incontournable. ([Le Louvre][1])
### 2) Incontournables (efficacité + “signature Louvre”)
* **La Victoire de Samothrace** sur l’escalier Daru (aile Denon).
* **La Joconde + Les Noces de Cana** (point de densité). ([Le Louvre][2])
* **La Vénus de Milo**. ([Le Louvre][3])
* **Grands formats de la peinture française (romantisme)**. ([Le Louvre][4])
* **Appartements Napoléon III** (décors du Second Empire, “palais” très tangible). ([Le Louvre][5])
### 3) Axe “civilisations” (souvent plus respirable)
* **Grand Sphinx de Tanis** (Égypte).
* **Code de Hammurabi** (Mésopotamie). ([api-www.louvre.fr][6])
* **Galerie d’Apollon** (or, décor, gemmes — statut à vérifier car fermeture possible). ([Le Louvre][7])
### 4) Informations pratiques (officielles)
* Horaires : **9h–18h** la plupart des jours, **9h–21h** mercredi et vendredi, **fermé le mardi** ; dernière entrée 1h avant fermeture. ([Le Louvre][8])
* Photos en collections permanentes pour usage personnel, sans **perche à selfie, flash, ni éclairage**. ([Le Louvre][10])
[1]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/visit/list-of-available-galleries?utm_source=chatgpt.com "List of available galleries - Schedule of open rooms"
[2]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/explore/visitor-trails/the-louvre-s-masterpieces/an-uplifting-sight "An uplifting sight"
[3]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/explore/visitor-trails/the-louvre-s-masterpieces/a-transparent-controversy "A transparent controversy…"
[4]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/explore/visitor-trails/the-louvre-s-masterpieces/romanticism-topicality-sensuality "Romanticism, topicality, sensuality…"
[5]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/explore/visitor-trails/secret-treasures-of-the-richelieu-wing/a-second-empire-gala?utm_source=chatgpt.com "A Second Empire Gala"
[6]: https://api-www.louvre.fr/sites/default/files/2025-09/2025-Richelieu-ENG-ligth.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Secret treaSureS of the richelieu Wing"
[7]: https://www.louvre.fr/louvreplus/video-au-louvre-la-galerie-d-apollon?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Au Louvre ! La galerie d'Apollon"
[8]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/visit/hours-admission/tickets-and-prices?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Hours & admission - Plan and book your visit"
[9]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/visit/map-entrances-directions?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Map, entrances & directions - - All roads lead to the Louvre"
[10]: https://www.louvre.fr/en/visit/museum-rules?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Museum rules - To ensure the safety of all visitors and ..."