Louvre Heist Gallery to Reopen to Public on Wednesday
- The Apollo Gallery at the Louvre Museum reopened to visitors on July 22, 2026, after being closed due to the October 2025 theft of crown jewels valued at €88 million.
- No crown jewels are on display; the gallery now emphasizes its 17th-century architecture and decorative art instead.
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The Apollo Gallery of the Louvre Museum, the place of the spectacular theft of jewelry in October 2025, will reopen to the public on Wednesday, but without display windows or jewelry, we learned Monday from a source close to the file. ...
In October, thieves arrive in the Louvre in Paris via a freight elevator and steal crown jewels. From the middle of the week, the affected museum area will be accessible for the first time. Apollo Gallery is to regain its original function from the 17th century - without jewels.
The Louvre Museum will reopen to the public this Wednesday the Apollo Gallery, one of the most emblematic spaces of the palace, although it will do so without the Crown Jewels or the rest of the precious objects displayed there until the theft of several of them nine months ago.
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The jewelry that escaped the robbers will be exhibited later in a new, specially designed storage area.
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