Louvre, Paris: audioguide in your smartphone (no ticket)

The museum is huge, so the audio guide was extremely useful for making the most of my visit. I highly recommend downloading it before entering, since the mobile signal inside is not very reliable. A great feature of the app is that you can adjust the audio playback speed to suit your preference.

Rate the audio guide only!! Since the reception in the Louvre isn't the best, there's no automatic location detection. This means that because you can move freely (no prescribed tour route), there's no structure, and you don't even know which room you're in (not the audio guide's problem, but the Louvre's). The room numbers aren't in the guide. But there is a "rough" way to orient yourself, through the existing naming of individual sights. Perhaps the room numbers should also be assigned to the sights (button bottom left), then orientation will be easier. The information is great and the way it's presented is entertaining and interesting!! I would still give a clear recommendation, even if it was a bit bumpy!! Gladly again!! 🥹🥹

Convenient and fast access to the navigation page. It is recommended to download and open it before entering, otherwise the signal will deteriorate inside.

It was a great experience. I will come again next time. If I have time and money, the queue won't be too long in winter. I will arrive in no time.

The communication was slow, causing my phone to heat up and the battery to drain quickly. However, the tour content itself was just right. We were able to efficiently see the main attractions. The map was easy to understand, but some people might still get lost. There were instances where it said an exhibit was not currently on display, but it actually was, and vice versa.

Very convenient, just download and use.

It was good, but at first, it was hard to find the paintings. I think I spent a lot of time on that. Haha. But once I got used to it, I found them easily! There was also one artwork whose location had changed!

It's a shame that only 45 points of interest have explanations, but the explanations are very detailed, and there's also historical background provided, with pleasant voiceovers. The price is also excellent value for money.

The guide only covers the Denon Wing. Well, it covers the main points, so it's not bad. It's true that it's better to have a guide, because it helps you understand and appreciate the paintings. However, the direction is automatically fixed during the guide, so your location information is confused. It's hard to use, as you might get lost.

I didn't know how to use it, so I went around without using it. It may have been mentioned in the information sent to me in advance, but it was the first time I'd had trouble with a reservation system overseas, so I think it was a little difficult to understand.