Louvre Museum Guided Tour of the Masterpieces in Spanish (6 people)

Highlights

• Discover the Louvre Museum's must-see works of art
• Your guide will provide explanations and commentary in Spanish
• Small group tours of up to 6 people
• Priority access to the Louvre Museum
• Your ticket will allow you to continue exploring the Louvre after the visit

Description

Your experience starts at the France Tourisme Agency, just a 3-minute walk from the Louvre. There, you'll meet your guide, receive your pre-booked ticket, and listen to a brief introduction to the history of the museum and its past as a royal palace. Walking together to the group access lane, you'll enter directly into the heart of the Louvre.

Inside the museum, your guide will lead you on a carefully designed tour that combines the most iconic works with essential historical context, without trying to cover all the rooms. You'll start with the collections of Greek and Roman antiquities, where the famous Venus de Milo and other classical sculptures illustrate the origins of Western ideals of beauty and proportion.

As you climb the grand staircase, you'll come across the Winged Victory of Samothrace (Nike), dramatically positioned at the top, as if it had just arrived by sea. Your guide will explain how this ancient sculpture was discovered and why it remains one of the museum's most striking works. The tour continues to the Italian Renaissance galleries for the most eagerly awaited moment of all: Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa.

Thanks to the small group format, your guide will help you navigate the crowd and find a good vantage point, while explaining the many mysteries of the painting, from the sfumato technique to the famous smile that has fascinated viewers for centuries. Nearby, you'll see other masterpieces by great Italian artists that help you place the Mona Lisa in its artistic context. Next, you'll visit key rooms of French painting and large historical canvases that show the power of kings, emperors, and revolutions. Depending on the day and access to the galleries, your guide can focus on iconic works of Neoclassicism and Romanticism, showing how artists used drama, color, and composition to tell powerful stories.

Throughout the visit, your guide will share anecdotes, symbolic details, and practical tips to help you enjoy the Louvre without feeling lost or overwhelmed.

The guided tour lasts about two hours and wraps up inside the museum. Afterwards, you're free to stay as long as you like: go back to your favorite rooms, explore other departments like Egyptian antiquities or decorative arts, or just relax under the glass pyramid before continuing your day in Paris.