We thoroughly enjoyed our tour of the Louvre , especially the wine tasting after.

Tour of the Louvre was scheduled for 6:30 start. Claimed there should be a 2 1/2 hour tour. So many guests on this tour it took until about 7 to enter the museum. What about Skip the Line? The guide made comment several times about how the tour needed to be abbreviated and we needed to walk “ about 10 minutes” ( more like 20 ) to the wine tasting. The wine sommelier was pleasant but overwhelmed with the 20 of us she needed to address. We saw her briefly and then she was in the adjoining room with the rest of the tour group. For E120+ Each this was TrueType a Waste. NO need for a guide fora 55 minute tour! Wine tasting for about another hour and a half. I want my $250 back!

Knowledgeable guide, horrible communications. Wine tasting ok but marginal samples. I don’t recommend this tour for thePrice paid

Took one hr to board boat; had to run to Eiffel Tower. Lost 5 of our group on way. Tour stopped at second floor.

Museum understandably crowded as it was a weekend, but tour was conducted in a complete rush with us racing to keep pace with our (super fast-speaking) guide. Wine tasting was a hot 15 minute walk from the Louvre - but when we arrived, the bar owner was annoyed because he claimed he had no notice that 10 guests would be arriving. We left before they could even get that straightened out. Waste.

This is a very good introductory tour to the Louvre, at a time of the day when the crowds thin out a little, allowing you to get closer aquatinted with the art. The wine tasting that followed was also excellent!

Huge disappointment! I knew the Louvre tour was going to be limited due to time, but due to a set time for wine tasting we were rushed through the Louvre with only seeing basically the 3 ladies. I've done a tour before and may have seen the same things, but this time seemed like either less shown or the constant reminder we need to hurry out of the museum didn't allow much time to see the other pieces nearby. No time even to stop at gift shop. The wine tasting wasn't in The Louvre as assumed and the extra make your own label... a stupid selfie with only 3 quick attempts to get a good one. The wine tasting was a bit disorganized but the wine was good and information was interesting. So it is NOT like a little cocktail hour after the tour in the Louvre to discuss the art nor any cool creative designing of a wine label like i had expected (hoped). My advise- if you want to see the most popular few pieces of art do a tour. If you really want to explore the art- skip tour. Either way do a separate wine tasting. That way you can enjoy both without the hurry up and leave feeling. I have enjoyed many of viator tours, this was a HUGE let down!

The 2 hour tour was not nearly long enough for the extensive collection. The head sets were great in hearing our guide amongst the crowd. It was a good introductory tour of some of the highlights but somewhat too in depth on certain pieces. The wine tasting was well done but quiet a distance to walk from leaving the museum. It was a good tour as a starting point if you have never been before.

good guide and a lot of fun on a summer night. The wine tasting is a couple of blocks from the Louvre. Well worth it and fun!!!

We purchased two different skip the line tickets for the Louvre  this one which included the tour which am rating highly specifically for the very informative tour guide. The tour was simply not enough time, however, so we then purchased a another skip the line ticket for entrance only (as we planned to return and explore more leisurely on own). Do NOT buy the latter! There is no such thing as skip the line as everyone needs to go through security which took us 30 minutes in the late morning on a Monday. Before that, we had to wait on a 25 minute line at the local tour office to pick up what we thought was a skip a line entrance ticket. Completely false! While waiting to enter the Louvre, we noticed there was one line where those with specific entrance times were able to cut to the front of the long security line, however, those were not Viator’s.