Our themed tours at the Louvre

Ancient Egypt was one of the most spiritually potent societies to ever exist, and their artwork still hums with profound insight and wisdom, to be able to see these things while getting the full context makes them come alive like never before.  

We will give you the historic, cultural, and mythological insights you need to fully appreciate the wonders you’ll see before you at the Louvre. 

Ancient Egypt was one of the most spiritually potent societies to ever exist, and their artwork still hums with profound insight and wisdom, to be able to see these things while getting the full context makes them come alive like never before. 

While the Jewish Louvre Tour highlights all the artifacts from the kingdom of Israel, as well as the many recovered pieces that were partially destroyed during World War II.  

You can also enjoy an Arabic Arts detour in the Louvre where you can see many beautiful artifacts, art works of Calligraphy, paintings and decorative, mysterious objects, made by Andalusian to Iranian artists and scientists, between 700 to 1800.

Some of these scientists & artists lived side by side with the Jewish Artists and influenced the Italian Renaissance Masters with their discoveries during the Golden age.

Let's dive into the intimate life of Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt.

On this tour, you will get a deep understanding of these societies and all that their people held important. 

Learn about everything from their religious practices to the food people ate. It’s built around the excellent selection of artifacts from these places that the Louvre boasts. 

That means you’ll get to be up close and personal with actual artifacts while learning about the laws, history, leaders, medical practices, daily routines, and beliefs of these societies.  

It is a fun way to not only get information but have it directly tied into the fascinating works of art you see before you.

This kind of information helps connect to the humanity of these people who lived so long ago, in civilizations so different from ours. But what emerges is an understanding of our shared experience, as well as the diversity that makes things so interesting!

Few (if any) people have left as big of a footprint on the history of France as Napoleon. 

And while much of that influence came in the form of new republics preventing a leader like Napoleon from ever taking power again, there are also many important achievements he accomplished as Emperor.  

The Louvre provides a great opportunity to learn this history. Through the wealth of artwork made about him, to the contributions he directly made to the development of the museum, to the historical context of his rise depicted in paintings — the life of Napoleon is all here.  

Throughout the centuries, interest in this leader has not diminished. If anything, his legend is more alive than ever before. We continue to be captivated by him, and getting to see his life this way is as close as you can ever get to meeting the man himself.  Discover the fantastic drama and legendary personality of the Emperor of France with one of our specialty tours at the Louvre.