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Louvre To Start Requiring Timed Reservations This Fall In Attempt To Manage Mobs Of Visitors

The decision came after the Louvre’s visitor numbers surpassed “the symbolic threshold” of 10 million last year, which equates to 25,000 to 50,000 a day.  At the Louvre’s most-popular art, the crowds are so thick you really can’t see much, and the atmosphere is circus-like. – The Art Newspaper

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on April 25, 2019Categories AUDIENCE, visualTags 04.23.19

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