LOUVRE MUSEUM

HOW TO REACH LOUVRE MUSEUM

Flight -
Paris is connected to other international towns by well-maintained airline services. Charles de Gaulle foreign Airport, Orly International Airport, and Paris-Beauvais Airport are the three principal foreign airports. From Indian metropolises, a number of direct trips are offered by Air India, Air France, Jet Airways, Etihad, Vistara Airlines, and others. Mostly low-cost flights from Budapest, Dublin, and other places land at Beauvais Airport.

Rail -
Paris's rail network has excellent communication both inside and outside the city. There are six railway stations where prompt trains transport passengers to and from a number of cities. The high-speed Eurostar train also offers service to places in Europe.

HOW TO GET AROUND

Bus -
Getting to Louvre Museum is easy if you get on Bus Numbers- 21, 24, 27, 39, 48, 68, 69, 72, 81, and 95. Louvre Rivoli and Palais Royal Mus�e du Louvre are two bus stations that are immediately outside the museum.

Metro -
The Palais Royal Mus�e du Louvre and Louvre Rivoli metro stations are both close to the museum. The museum's entrances are near to the metro stops, making this a quick and easy method of transportation. Lines 1 and 7 serve Palais Royal, while Line 1 serves Louvre Rivoli.

Taxi -
A cab ride will get you to the Louvre Museum quickly and easily. The pick-up location is at the Carrousel roundabout, which is near to the museum's Carrousel entrance. From the train stop in Ch�telet Les Halles, the museum can be reached in 7 minutes or so. Alternatively, the Place Andr� Malraux offers a more convenient pick-up location.

Bicycle -
Renting a bicycle is yet another fantastic method to get around Paris. At numbers 1015, 2 Place A. Malraux, 1023, 165 Rue Saint-Honor�, 1014, 5 Rue de I'Echelle, and 1013, 186, Rue Saint Honor�, you'll locate bike stations. You can leave your vehicle in front of the �cole du Louvre, near to the Porte des Lions, if you want to park close to the museum.