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Primordial Water at the Louvre: An Exhibition Exploring Mesopotamia and Water Management

The Louvre Museum will showcase The Primeval Water exhibition from May 20, 2026, to March 15, 2027, in the Antiquities of the Orient galleries. This exhibit will explore how Mesopotamian civilizations invented some of the earliest hydraulic systems and envisioned their surroundings in relation to water. Through artifacts, stories, and infrastructure models, the display will examine our modern relationship with this vital resource.

Strike at the Louvre in January 2026: the museum reopens, but the dispute continues

The Louvre Museum fully reopened on Wednesday, January 7, 2026, after staff ended their strike. Workers, who had been protesting since mid-December over staffing shortages and rising ticket prices, chose not to withdraw their notice, leading to the museum's temporary closure.

Yoga, dance, magic, stand-up: a series of unconventional nighttime activities at the Louvre Museum

As dusk falls on Friday evening, head to the Louvre Museum to rediscover its collections from a new perspective. Enjoy unique workshops and unconventional activities, in addition to the current exhibitions!

Martin Schongauer, the timeless master: an exhibition showcasing the astonishing work of a remarkable painter at the Louvre Museum

Discover Martin Schongauer, a remarkable German painter from the Middle Ages. The Louvre Museum is hosting a retrospective exhibition dedicated to this "Beautiful Immortal," running from April 8 to July 20, 2026.

Louvre Museum: Experience the free evening opening on Friday, February 6, 2026, the first Friday of the month

This is the perfect opportunity to take advantage of every month: the Louvre Museum opens its doors to the public free of charge on the first Friday of each month, after 6 pm. Mark your calendar for the next free evening: February 6, 2026.

Michelangelo / Rodin: A Unique Face-Off of Sculptors at the Louvre Museum

The Louvre Museum brings together two legendary sculptors in an extraordinary exhibition: from April 15 to July 2, 2026, don't miss "Michelangelo / Rodin".

End of the strike at the Louvre: The Paris museum reopens to visitors

After four days of strike action, Louvre museum staff have decided to end their protest. Negotiations are ongoing, but the museum has reopened to visitors.

Louvre Museum: Extended Evening Openings to Experience During the Christmas Holidays

Take advantage of extra evening openings to explore the Louvre Museum during this holiday season in Paris, from December 22, 2025, to January 3, 2026. Book your tickets now!

Louvre Museum: water leak damages 400 Egyptology works, news

The Louvre Museum suffered a water leak on November 26 in the Mollien wing, damaging nearly 400 scientific works in the Egyptian Antiquities library. Following a burglary and the closure of a gallery, this incident raises further questions about the overall condition of the museum.

Gallery of the Five Continents: opening of a new exhibition space at the Louvre Museum

From December 3, 2025, the Gallery of the Five Continents will be open to visitors at the Louvre Museum, offering an opportunity to admire works from Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania, in a journey that reveals the diversity and dialogue of human creativity across the globe.

Louvre Museum: sharp increase in admission fees for foreign visitors starting in 2026

The Louvre is preparing to review its pricing policy with a significant increase in admission prices for visitors from outside Europe starting in January 2026. This decision was made by the government at a time when the museum is reaching historic visitor numbers and preparing new projects.

Louvre burglary: security measures announced by the museum after the October 19 theft

Following the burglary at the Louvre Museum on October 19, the management announced emergency measures to strengthen security at the site. Perimeter cameras, police presence... We take stock of the situation!

Louvre: Campana Gallery closed due to structural fragility, news

The Campana Gallery at the Louvre Museum, which houses ancient Greek ceramics, will close to the public on Monday, November 17, 2025. A technical report has highlighted the fragility of certain beams in the Sully quadrangle, prompting the museum to take precautionary measures.

Travel through the centuries at the Louvre: we tested the virtual reality experience

Step back in time at the foot of the Louvre thanks to a unique virtual reality tour. An immersive journey, combining historical reconstructions, guided tours and sensory experiences, to (re)discover the Louvre like never before. We've got a promo code for you!

La Fabrique de la Galerie Farnèse: the exhibition that reproduces a masterpiece at the Musée du Louvre

Plunge into the heart of the Farnese Palace and its exceptional frescoes from November 5, 2025 to February 2, 2026, with the Musée du Louvre exhibition featuring a reproduction of this masterpiece.

Louvre Museum burglary: two suspects arrested and taken into custody—what we know

The case of the crown jewels at the Louvre took a new turn with the arrest of two suspects on the evening of Saturday, October 25. Here is what we know.

Burglary at the Louvre in Paris: the museum reopened its doors on Wednesday.

The Louvre Museum in Paris reopened on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, after a burglary on Sunday, October 19. Several imperial jewels were stolen from the famous Apollo Gallery, causing the museum to close for two days.

Burglary at the Louvre: the museum is closed this Sunday, how can I get a refund for my tickets?

A burglary took place on Sunday morning at the Louvre Museum in Paris, resulting in its exceptional closure. Affected visitors can request a refund... Here are the steps to follow.

Burglary at the Louvre Museum: two pieces of jewelry found after the theft of nine "priceless" items

A major burglary took place at the Louvre Museum on Sunday, October 19, 2025. Nine pieces of jewelry were stolen, only two of which have been recovered since. Investigators are continuing their search to identify the perpetrators of the theft and recover the rest of the loot.

The theft of the Mona Lisa from the Louvre Museum in 1911: here's the story

On August 22, 1911, Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa disappeared from the Musée du Louvre, under the noses of the guards. It was a shock. It would be another two years before Mona Lisa's smile could be seen again in sunny Florence.