Louvre

The Louvre Museum in Paris, one of the major art museums in the world, and is located on the north bank of the River Seine, and being known as the largest showroom for the arts globally. The museum building itself was originally an ancient castle built by King Philip. 

Louvre Museum contains more than one million pieces of art from paintings and sculptures, and others. The museum also boasts an impressive array of effects Greek, Romanian, and Egyptian and ancient civilization of Mesopotamia and of which there are more than 5664 artifacts, as well as paintings and statues dating back to the eighteenth century AD. 

The Louvre Museum has organized several tours inside the corridors to allow visitors the opportunity to learn the history of the artifacts displayed by, and perhaps the most important and most famous of these exhibits to the Mona Lisa, known for Leonardo da Vinci, has been mentioned in several novels and stories, the most important novel The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown.