US EditionLouvre to charge tourists more as Mona Lisa moves to private suite
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Louvre to charge tourists more as Mona Lisa moves to private suite
As the Louvre embarks on major €800 million renovation works, set for completion by 2031, the museum has already unveiled a new pricing plan and tourists hoping to admire Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic painting will soon need to budget for an extra ticket. Following approval from France’s National Commission for Heritage and Architecture, the museum’s star attraction will soon have her own dedicated 3,000 m² gallery on the refurbished grounds in the…
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