Louvre Raises Ticket Prices by Nearly 30 Percent - Paris

Louvre Raises Ticket Prices by Nearly 30 Percent - Paris

Visitors queuing to enter the Louvre Museum on December 12, 2023 in Paris, France. Visiting the Louvre will soon cost more than ever, as the world's biggest museum seeks to cover rising costs without lifting caps on crowds. Ticket prices are set to climb from € 17 to € 22 next month, an increase of nearly 30 percent. The hike, which comes into effect from 15 January, is the first time the museum has raised its prices since 2017. It comes around six months before the 2024 Paris Olympics, which are expected to flood the French capital with tourists from around the world. Photo by Alexis Jumeau/ABACAPRESS.COM

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