Loving Louvre

It is, without any question, one of the most beautiful museum there is in the world. It is architecturally perfect. It is, in all means, a perfect example of beauty. Something as popular and as most visited as this museum, you could never go wrong once you decide to visit. Louvre Museum/Musee de Louvre or simple... The Louvre. One of Paris' loveliest thrones of art. And if they said Paris was a place for love and lovers... then Louvre is simply one of the best loved to be visited by lovers.

This historic landmark, which stood (and still standing) in the heart of Paris since 1793, has housed previous leaders like Francois I and the Sun King, Louis XIV. It is housed in the Louvre Palace - a palace that was built little by little in every new leader in France.

This 652,300 square feet contains 35,000 works of art even from the pre-historic times. The Louvre opened in August 10, 1793, with 537 painting exhibits. Although it was closed during 1796 to 1801, it has collected more and more collections during Napoleon's time.

Surrounded with a lot of apartments in Paris, the Louvre is easily and mostly visited by the foreigners and locals alike.That's why, to date, this has been one of the most visited museums in the world. With its art collection growing and growing by the day, the Louvre has matured itself in a sense of art exhibits and as a living archive of art and history.

Currently, the Louvre features collections such as Egyptian antiquities, Near Eastern antiquities, Greek, Etruscan, and Roman antiquities, Islamic art, sculptures, decorative arts, paintings, prints and drawings. Its location is pretty much easy to locate since it is at the center of Paris on the Right Bank. It is also near to fastfood chains, shopping malls, and the Carousel de Louvre.

So if you like to come and see the beauty and art of the Louvre Museum, there are a lots of Paris vacation rentals in Louvre. For sure you'll be satisfied with the service and it would be a justifiable value for your money. Just book a Paris rental in Louvre and be nearer to the museum's beauty. The more accessible, the better.

And just a tip, cameras are ALLOWED, but you should use it WITHOUT FLASH.