Marvel at the Beauty of the World’s Largest Museum

Do you know where the largest museum in the world is situated and what distinguishes it?
 

The world’s largest museum, home to iconic paintings such as the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo, is situated in Paris, France, known as the Musée du Louvre. 
 

The Louvre, pronounced as /ˈluːvə(ɹ)/ (loov-ruh),  is the world’s largest and oldest museum. Established in 1793, it spans an impressive 73,000 square metres.

The Louvre is home to 380,000 artworks, encompassing a diverse array of artifacts such as sculptures and ancient paintings. 
 

A one-day trip to the Louvre Museum is insufficient. Most historical enthusiasts explore it over the course of three to four days.
 

The Louvre has 24-hour security with army personnel, who are equipped with modern weapons to ensure safety and protection of the premises.
 

Reportedly, the Louvre welcomed around 90 lakh visitors from around the world in 2022, highlighting its immense popularity and grandeur. 
 

‘Liberty Leading the People,’ ‘Psyche Revived by Cupid’s Kiss,’ ‘Mona Lisa,’ ‘The Raft of the Medusa,’ ‘The Fortune Teller,’ ‘The Barque of Dante’ and many more. 
 

The Louvre also houses two sculptures by Michelangelo, a prominent Italian sculptor, painter, and architect.