Frequently asked questions

1. VIRTUAL TOURS

My bible tour in Paris is very happy to provide encouraging Virtual tours of the Louvre Museum. Our team of experienced guides of the Louvre have been working hard to prepare high quality virtual tours in order for you to enjoy the museum ressources related to the Bible, from the comfort of your home. Although tours are free for those under 16, a small fee is required per adult. (See section 1.1 below).

To book a tour, please select the tab ALL TOURS BY LANGUAGE and then choose the one you are interested in. You. will find several virtual tours. By clicking on one of the tours, you will have access to the tour summary, the tour calendar and our online booking.

These online tours will benefit Individuals, Families and Groups :

  • who are not able to travel but desire to benefit from the amazing Louvre Ressources on a Bible tour,
  • who are willing to prepare their next visit to the Louvre Bible in hand,
  • who desire to benefit from online education through the Biblical ressources available at the Museum,
  • who are passionate about Biblical history/archaeology and their related artefacts from the Louvre Museum collection.

Certified Interpretive guides of the Louvre Museum are ready to welcome you! 

2. Covid-19 Information


We are pleased to announce that we are gradually resuming on-site public tours at the Louvre Museum.

For information on sanitary measures, we encourage you to consult the Louvre’s official website by clicking here.

3. IN PERSON Tours at the Louvre Museum

We are pleased to announce that we are running in person tours at the Louvre Museum. You will find availability on the tour page. Fill in the form on the page of the tour you want and make sure to let us know the day or days you would be available for a guided tour at the Louvre and the exact composition of your group : number of adults, number of children, and the age of each child.

Since September 2025, the Louvre Museum has a new policy: only licensed “Guide Conférencier” guides are allowed to lead tours (including Bible tours) inside the museum. Our team is working to adapt, but only a few of us currently have this license. Many others are in the process of obtaining it, which will take some time.

We still offer guided tours occasionally, depending on availability. Thank you for your understanding. We hope that sooner or later, our team will be able to grow again.

This change is due to official regulations requiring guides to hold a professional card issued by French cultural authorities to conduct tours in the Louvre. Licenses take time to obtain, so the team is gradually adjusting to these new rules.

Tours lasts two or three hours and are available every day of the week from 9 am to 5 pm – 9 pm on Wednesday and Friday (except on Tuesdays, when the Louvre is closed) as well as some weekends, depending on the availability of the guides.


For information on sanitary measures, we encourage you to consult the Louvre’s official website by clicking here.

4. Other Tours

No more tours are running in person at the French Branch, Claude Monet Garden at Giverny and in the City of Paris until further notice. We will keep you updated.

5. General Tour Information