Suitcases and large bags are not allowed in the museum. Maximum size of bag allowed You cannot bring large bags or suitcases to the museum but lockers are available free of charge for smaller items. Photography You can take photos and videos in the permanent collections if they are for personal use. Loan of equipment Equipment on loan must not leave the premises. Leaving the museum In order to help us manage the number of visitors and queues, any exit is final.
Respect the artworks To ensure the safety of the artworks and other visitors, in the exhibition rooms you are not allowed to: Drink; Eat; Smoke; Make a lot of noise; Touch the artworks; Run.
See the visitor regulations. Visitor regulations Respect the gardens To prevent damage to the ground, plants and sculptures, and for hygiene and safety reasons, you are not allowed to: use mono- or bicycles in the gardens; walk or sit on the lawns; pick the plants; touch or climb the sculptures; walk your pet pets are only allowed in the cafe terraces ; feed the birds; remove the chairs from the premises.
You are allowed to take a camera into the Louvre and take pictures of artworks displayed in the permanent exhibitions. The photos must be for personal use only and not be reproduced commercially without prior permission from the museum authorities. What isn't permitted is the use of flashes, any other form of lighting, or selfie sticks. You should also avoid taking photos of any security cameras, members of staff, or the public.
It's possible that photography may be banned at some of the temporary exhibitions so ask first before getting your camera out. Everyone entering the Louvre has to go through a thorough security check before being admitted.
Bags above the acceptable size will not be allowed inside and won't fit into the museum's lockers, so don't take them. Rules apply in the exhibition rooms too and smoking, eating, drinking, shouting, touching the items on display or running around, even for children, is strictly prohibited. There are a few items that are also not permitted inside the museum building which include sharp or blunt objects that could be used as a weapon or cause damage, aerosols, and flammable substances.
These will be removed from bags or pockets by security staff at the entrance. The locker storage at the Louvre Museum in Paris is adequate for small hand luggage only. Any bag over 55cm x 35cm x 20cm won't fit in the locker units and is not permitted on the premises.
There is nowhere at the Louvre to store large bags or suitcases of any kind so if you have that type of baggage you'll need to find somewhere to keep it before starting your visit. It is an upside down, suspended pyramid , visible from underground when you use the Carrousel entrance to the Louvre. Montmartre is a neighborhood of Paris looking like a village within the capital city! It is located at the top of a hill and is the highest spot of Paris.
At the heart of the area and at the very top of this hill you will find the iconic Sacre-Coeur basilica. The best way to discover it is to get lost in the streets, and to walk up and down the numerous stairs in the area: a good way to workout!
Find here all the Most Instagrammable Places in Montmartre. This is definitely the most elegant bridge of Paris and one of my favorite! You will love its Art Nouveau Style: it is classified as a French monument historique since ! Many people come here for a photoshoot wedding, couples,…. The Palais Royal in Paris is a former royal palace located in the 1st arrondissement close to the Louvre Museum. At the rear of the garden, you can find those famous black and white striped column named Colonnes de Buren.
This place looks like a fancy playground and is really a good photo spot! You can have a lot of fun shooting here! The Arc de Triomphe is one of the most familiar and impressive landmarks of Paris with its exceptional dimensions about 50 m high, 45 m long and 22 m wide!
This national symbol built in is dedicated to the armies of the Revolution and the Empire. Be aware that this place is the meeting point of 12 avenues, which makes it a very busy and congested area… Nevertheless you can always manage to capture the Arch beautifully even if you do not come here too early. Opera Garnier is for sure one of the most prestigious building of Paris: a masterpiece of the 19th century theater art architecture.
If you want to take pictures of the outside you should rather come early. If you want to take pictures of the inside, you will have to pay an entrance fee 10 to 14 euros. More info: Visit the Opera Garnier. Pont de Bir Hakeim is a bridge that crosses the Seine river in Paris.
Its architecture and design are pretty unique and highly photogenic. The bridge is a viaduc made of steel and has 2 levels: one for motor vehicles and pedestrians, and the other for the metro. It is an amazing viewpoint for the Eiffel Tower! Many famous movies have featured the bridge, like Inception. There is no wonder why it is part of the best places to take photos in Paris! It is a magnificent example of medieval French Gothic architecture. After the terrible fire that devastated it on the 15th of April , it will be under renovation for at least 5 years.
Therefore you cannot access the interior and the front square at the moment.
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