France has announced a new policy imposing a €10 entrance tax on non-European visitors wishing to see the Mona Lisa at the Louvre Museum. The measure, aimed at managing increasing tourist numbers and generating additional revenue for cultural preservation, marks a significant shift in access to one of the world’s most iconic artworks. This article explores the implications of the tax for international art lovers and the broader impact on France’s tourism and cultural sectors.
France Implements Entry Fee for Non-European Visitors at Louvre Museum
Beginning this summer, visitors from outside the European Union will be required to pay a $10 surcharge in addition to their standard admission ticket to explore the famed Louvre Museum in Paris. This new policy aims to generate additional revenue to support the maintenance of the museum’s vast collections and manage the increasing number of international tourists. The fee specifically targets access to iconic works, including…
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Author : Charlotte Adams
Publish date : 2025-06-12 08:33:00
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