French President Emmanuel Macron announced a plan to increase entrance fees for non-EU tourists visiting the Louvre, focusing on alleviating overcrowding and outdated facilities. The museum will undergo significant renovations, including a dedicated room for the Mona Lisa and new spaces to enhance visitor experience. Louvre director Laurence des Cars highlighted the pressing need for repairs to safeguard the artworks due to concerns about humidity and temperature fluctuations. The costly project aims to preserve the integrity of the beloved museum, which is critical for both art lovers and France's cultural heritage.
Mr. Macron announced that non-EU visitors will face higher entrance fees to the Louvre, addressing issues of overcrowding and museum maintenance.
Laurence des Cars, the Louvre's director, raised concerns about the deteriorating conditions within the museum, highlighting urgent repairs needed for the preservation of artworks.
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