DateParis
Louvre neighborhood in Paris
1st arrondissement

Louvre

The Louvre neighborhood is where Paris's heart beats with the rhythm of centuries past, a place where art, history, and culinary excellence meet in a perfect symphony.

Must-See Landmarks

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Louvre Museum

museum

The heart of Parisian art and history, home to thousands of works from around the globe, including the Mona Lisa.

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Tuileries Gardens

park

These peaceful gardens offer a green oasis in the center of Paris, perfect for relaxation and leisurely strolls.

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Forum des Halles

shopping

Paris's largest shopping center, offering a modern, bustling contrast to the historic streets that surround it.

Walking Tour

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Suggested 2-3 Hour Route

Begin your walking tour with the awe-inspiring Louvre Museum, the world's largest art museum, where you could easily spend hours but try to limit your visit to the highlights. Next, stroll through the adjacent Tuileries Gardens, a perfect spot for a leisurely walk or a picnic with a view of some of Paris's most iconic landmarks. Continue towards the Forum des Halles, a contemporary shopping haven where you can find everything from fashion to French delicacies. As you wander, let the historic streets and buildings of the 1st arrondissement guide you through Paris's storied past, culminating in a visit to the west end of Île de la Cité, a natural island in the Seine that is among the city's oldest settlements.

Seen on Screen

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The Da Vinci Code

film2006

  • Louvre Museum and glass pyramid - Opening murder scene and chase through museum galleries
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Emily in Paris

series2020-present

  • Louvre Museum and Jardin des Tuileries - Tourism scenes and walks through the gardens(Season 1)
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Wonder Woman

film2017

  • Louvre Museum - Opening and closing sequences at the iconic museum

About Louvre

Stepping into the Louvre neighborhood in Paris's 1st arrondissement is like walking through the pages of history. This area, one of Paris's oldest, whispers tales of Lutetia, the Roman city that preceded Paris, and the bustling medieval streets that have evolved into today's vibrant district. Here, the grandeur of the Louvre Museum and the serene beauty of the Tuileries Gardens sit side by side with the Forum des Halles, Paris's largest shopping mall, offering a unique blend of culture, history, and modern convenience. Although our database doesn't list specific restaurants, the 1st arrondissement is renowned for its diverse cuisine, from classic French bistros to international dining experiences, ensuring every palate is catered to. It's a neighborhood that never sleeps, yet it retains a sense of undiscovered mystery, making it perfect for those who love to explore the depths of Paris's rich history by day and enjoy its culinary delights by night. Best visited during the quieter mornings or late afternoons, the Louvre area appeals to history buffs, art lovers, and anyone intrigued by the elegance and legacy of Paris.

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Getting There

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Metro

Stations: Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre (Lines 1, 7), Tuileries (Line 1), Louvre - Rivoli (Line 1)

From city center: ~5-10 minutes

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Bus

Lines: 21, 24, 27, 39, 48, 68, 69, 72, 81, 95

From city center: ~10-15 minutes

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Walking

From Notre-Dame: ~15-20 minutes

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