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Discover the Louvre with a private 2.5-hour teen-focused tour, combining art highlights and a fun Mona Lisa theft mystery for an engaging family experience.


This private Louvre tour stands out by blending art appreciation with an exciting mystery game centered around the 1911 theft of the Mona Lisa. With a clear focus on teenagers, the tour turns a visit to the world’s second-largest museum into a fun, interactive adventure. The guided experience lasts 2.5 hours, making it ideal for families seeking a short but engaging cultural outing.
The tour is designed with pre-reserved entrance tickets included, ensuring no long lines and a smooth start. It emphasizes learning through challenges and detective work, so teens remain motivated and attentive. The private group setting allows for personalized attention, making this an excellent choice for families who want an educational, entertaining experience without the overwhelming crowds.
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The tour transforms the Louvre into a crime scene, with your guide acting as the Chief Investigating Officer. The primary goal is to uncover who stole the Mona Lisa—a mystery that baffled police for over two years.
Participants are tasked with completing eleven challenges and studying five high-profile suspects, all while exploring the museum’s masterpieces like the Venus de Milo and the Victory of Samothrace. The guide helps reveal clues hidden in famous artworks, making art history a puzzle to solve. This approach keeps teenagers engaged and encourages active participation, turning the museum visit into an interactive detective story.
The tour starts at 8 Pl. du Carrousel, a convenient meeting point near the Louvre glass pyramid and the equestrian statue of Louis XIV. After a brief introduction, the guide leads you through the main highlights of the Louvre, focusing on key artworks related to the mystery.
The treasure hunt kit helps participants solve challenges at various points inside the museum, especially in the Apollo Gallery. The tour concludes back at the starting point, ensuring a centralized, easy exit. This compact itinerary makes the most of the 2.5 hours, providing a focused experience without feeling rushed.
The tour price of $749 per group covers entrance tickets and a treasure hunt kit for each teen, adding value through interactive materials. The private nature of the tour guarantees a personalized approach, with the guide tailoring stories and clues to your group’s pace.
However, food, drinks, and hotel transfers are not included. Travelers should plan to bring comfortable shoes and wear suitable clothing for walking through the museum. The tour location is accessible for wheelchair users, ensuring inclusivity.
More Great Tours NearbyThe meeting point is conveniently located by the equestrian statue of Louis XIV, near the Louvre glass pyramid. Participants should arrive ready with ID or a photocopy, and avoid bringing large luggage or bags larger than 55x35x20 cm, as these are not permitted inside the museum.
The tour operates on a flexible schedule with availability checked in advance. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the start, offering flexible planning options. Payment is reserve now, pay later, accommodating uncertain travel plans.
The tour’s success heavily relies on the guides’ ability to make art and history come alive. Past reviews praise guides like Claudia and Sebastian for their professionalism and engaging personalities. They excel at explaining concepts clearly and injecting humor and anecdotes to keep teens attentive.
The guides facilitate learning through play, making complex stories accessible for younger audiences. Their enthusiasm and ability to adapt to the group atmosphere make this tour particularly appealing for families seeking a lively, educational experience.

Since the tour is wheelchair accessible, it suits a broad range of visitors. Participants should wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for walking through the museum. No large luggage or cumbersome items are allowed, so pack light.
Bring ID or a photocopy for check-in, and consider snacks or water if needed, as food and drinks are not provided. The tour is suitable for teens aged around 11 and up, with reviews highlighting attentiveness and enjoyment from both 11- and 14-year-olds.
Unlike traditional guided tours, this experience emphasizes family engagement and fun. Its mystery theme makes it more interactive than standard museum visits, which can sometimes become monotonous for teenagers. The private group setup ensures personalized attention and flexibility.
Priced at $749 for up to four people, the tour offers good value for families wanting a personalized, memorable experience. The inclusion of pre-reserved tickets saves time and reduces hassle, which is especially valuable during busy periods.
This unique tour transforms a typical museum visit into a highlight of the trip with its detective game focused on solving the Mona Lisa theft. It combines art discovery with problem-solving, making it perfect for families with teenagers who want to learn actively.
While it’s a shorter tour, its interactive approach and personalized guide make it worthwhile. It’s especially suited for families interested in art, history, and fun challenges. The private setting ensures a tailored experience, and the included treasure hunt kit adds to the entertainment and educational value.
Is the tour suitable for children under 11?
The tour is designed mainly for teenagers and families with children around 11 and older. Younger children may not find the mystery game as engaging.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Does the tour include skip-the-line tickets?
Yes, pre-reserved entrance tickets are included, helping avoid long lines at the museum.
Where is the meeting point?
The tour starts by the equestrian statue of Louis XIV near the Louvre glass pyramid.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible.
What should I bring?
Bring comfortable shoes, comfortable clothing, and ID or a photocopy.
Are food and drinks included?
No, food and drinks are not included in the tour price.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts 2.5 hours.
What is the group size?
The tour is private for up to 4 people.
Can I pay later?
Yes, you can reserve now and pay later with flexible booking options.