Non-European Union (E.U.) visitors to the Louvre Museum in Paris will be charged 45 percent more than Europeans for entry from Wednesday in a bid to raise money for renovations at the beleaguered French landmark.
Staff will now check visitors’ identity papers to determine fees before admission under the new financial impost at the world’s single most popular museum for fine arts. It received 9.0 million visitors in 2025 alone.
The museum said the price hike will go from from 22 euros ($26) to 32 euros ($37) for non-Europeans.
AFP reports the move is one of the boldest adoptions in Europe of so-called “dual pricing” at museums — charging foreign…
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