Built in the 18th century, the Caves du Louvre, with over 600 m² of vaulted cellars, were once the royal cellars of King Louis XV.
During your visit to the Caves du Louvre, you'll have the opportunity to take part in an interactive and educational wine-making workshop. Accompanied by an expert sommelier, you'll discover the secrets of wine blending, fermentation and aging. You'll learn the techniques used by professionals to create exceptional wines, and be invited to create your own personalized cuvée. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned connoisseur, this workshop offers a unique experience for all wine lovers.
To crown your visit, les Caves du Louvre offers a wine tasting accompanied by delicious French cheeses. Enjoy a refined selection of red, white and rosé wines, carefully chosen for their quality and aromatic expression. The sommeliers will guide you through the tasting process, sharing their knowledge and revealing the subtleties of the different French grape varieties and terroirs. The cheeses on offer will enhance the aromas of the wine, creating a perfect harmony of flavors. A unique taste experience that will delight even the most demanding palates.
Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy a unique experience at Caves du Louvre during your stay in Paris. Book your visit now to immerse yourself in the world of French wine, learn the secrets of winemaking and taste exceptional wines accompanied by delicious cheeses. Whether you're with family, friends or as a couple, this experience will delight your senses and leave you with unforgettable memories of your time in Paris. Treat yourself to a unique oenological journey and discover the passion behind every bottle of wine at Caves du Louvre.
The Musee du Louvre is vast and very impressive, like the queue to get in. There is so much to see, the displays are fabulous and the building is stunning, don’t forget to look up the ceilings are amazing. The cafe is well worth a visit as you can sit outside on the roof terrace and relax while enjoying the view with a drink and pastry.
We only had a half day visit and did not get to see it all, well worth a visit but do allow plenty of time.
