Guided Tours of the Louvre
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Guided Tours of the Louvre
Looking at the Museum's website, I see guided tours (in English) listed for October, November and December daily at 11 am, 2 and 3.45 pm
Does anyone have any info about the tours being offered during the month of September? Seems a bit odd that they are only conducted 3 months out of 12??
Does anyone have any info about the tours being offered during the month of September? Seems a bit odd that they are only conducted 3 months out of 12??
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Thanks - I kind of thought that the schedule would be the same, but thought it was funny that there was no mention of the other months! I'll see if we can book in advance, but I would "guess" that with the public tours you have to take what you can get.
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Are the guided tours offered by the Rail Europe for $64.00 a person a good deal? We need a tour that starts around 6:00 PM on Friday evening. Would like to find somthing cheaper for my group of 11 if possible. I have a school teacher and a child of 13, one senior that is 76 in the group of eleven. Some are on limited budgets, so even though all agree to the $64.00 I would like to find a good private tour that I can prepay for. What is available . Again it will be on a Friday, they arrive in Paris around 4:00PM Thanks for any input you may have.
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RailEurope is over priced on train tickets so I imagine it would be equally over priced on guided tours. Contact Paris Walks for a price quote for your group. I've done lots of their walks and they are certified guides and knowledgeable about Paris and art.
http://www.paris-walks.com/
No matter who you choose, advanced reservations are required for groups of 7 or more so that needs to be arranged. Also, your guide needs to be certified in France.
You can also book tours with the Louvre.
http://www.louvre.fr/en/groups-schoo...ervations#tabs
Definitely mention the teacher since that opens doors.
http://www.paris-walks.com/
No matter who you choose, advanced reservations are required for groups of 7 or more so that needs to be arranged. Also, your guide needs to be certified in France.
You can also book tours with the Louvre.
http://www.louvre.fr/en/groups-schoo...ervations#tabs
Definitely mention the teacher since that opens doors.
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I would also start your own thread next time rather than tagging onto a 6 year old thread. Some people will notice the date at the top (especially the knowledgeable frequent posters on this board) and may look no farther since it's old.
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Some people will notice the date at the top (especially the knowledgeable frequent posters on this board) and may look no farther since it's old.>>
adrienne - it gets me every time.
I guess that I'm just not knowledgeable enough!
adrienne - it gets me every time.
I guess that I'm just not knowledgeable enough!
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ann - you are very knowledgeable!! I usually notice the date but I'm curious as to who topped it. Maybe this time I'll get an answer as to how Nessakay found this old post. Most people who drag up these old things never come back.





