Exhibition Map

A curated selection of artworks in the Louvre. More artworks are available through the guide’s search. Select a marked room.

247 artworks on the map · 49 not on display · 40 without an unambiguous location

About

Louvr is an independent Louvre audio guide that runs directly in your browser. Find artworks by their inventory number, listen to AI-generated audio guides and ask questions. Available in English, French and German. No app required.

Access & payment

€2 including taxes for 24 hours of text and audio for all artworks. You can ask follow-up questions. Three sample artworks are free.

Access applies to this browser. If you delete cookies or use another browser, your access will not be recognised automatically. Payments are processed by Stripe.

An internet connection and a current browser with audio support are required. Access is a one-off purchase, not a subscription or museum admission ticket.

Privacy

Louvre catalogue data with AI explanations and audio. Not affiliated with the Musée du Louvre.

Explanations and answers are generated with AI from OpenAI; synthetic voices are provided by ElevenLabs. The text needed for each task is sent to the provider. AI content may contain errors. Catalogue data and its translations are separate from these explanations.

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Where is the inventory number?

Look at the bottom of the label beside the artwork. Here it is R.F. 129. Enter both the letters and the number, for example RF 129.

Example Louvre label: the inventory number R.F. 129 is highlighted in yellow at the bottom right.

Other labels may use INV or Ma. You can also enter a Louvre catalogue link.

Free examples