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A Paris Primer-Link
A Paris PrimerChoosing which museums to explore and when during your precious time in Paris can be a daunting task. A few helpful pointers from Paris Muse.
Arcimbolodo Autumn
Traveling with Children?We've created innovative, original programming designed to help families get educational value—and the most fun possible!— from their visit to Paris.
Jason Vrooman
Talking to MusesEmma Durrant gives us a sneak peek of "Louvre Quest," a new educational program aimed at teen visitors to the Louvre.  Available as of April 3, 2013.
Kids in the Louvre's grand format gallery
Paris Muse Family DaysWe've created this practical resource to help families get the most out of their days in Paris. Three days are available now, with future installments to come.
An Eye for Detail
An Eye for DetailThis is what sets our tours apart: Our docents' abilities for discovering and sharing the city's rich details—from mysterious doorways on the Seine, to the hidden symbols of a Renaissance painting in the Louvre.
Adrian Paci
Our Exhibition PicksCurrent and future exhibitions to put on your Paris art agenda
Bathsheba at Her Bath (1654), Rembrandt
A More Meaningful Way to Enjoy the LouvreAlmost everyone's first visit to the Louvre involves some kind of "art sprinting"—an inevitable race between masterpieces brought on by the pressure of an over-ambitious must-see list. Our "Hidden Masterpieces" tour offers a more meaningful alternative.
Book Nook: If Buildings Could Talk-Link
Book Nook: If Buildings Could TalkBooks for children about Victor Hugo, the history of Paris, medieval art and life, and cathedral building. Like our walk, these recommended titles promise a diverse range of learning experiences, for young readers at all levels.
Jackson Pollock and Shamanism-Spotlight
Jackson Pollock and ShamanismModern art reveals its Native American roots at the Pinacothèque de Paris through February 15, 2009
“If Buildings Could Talk” Walk for Families-Link
“If Buildings Could Talk” Walk for FamiliesOn this fun-filled activity walk, kids solve riddles to find a secret passageway, discover mason marks in a medieval wall, learn how to read a stained glass window at Notre Dame, and much more....

5-Year Old Hooked on the Louvre

"I just wanted to thank you for the Louvre Family tour we did last Wednesday with Mary. It was wonderful! Mary was great, especially with our five-year-old son. She hooked him and we are thrilled with how much he liked the tour and the Louvre. He actually asked to go back again later in the week and was tossing out little snippets that he'd learned from Mary. We all had a lovely time, and the next time we are in Paris we will be sure to contact you for another tour."

Geri Clark, Ron and Peter Gutstein

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