The Louvre unveiled its newly restored Sully wing this week, marking Paris‘s largest museum overhaul in more than a decade. The renovation combines state-of-the-art climate control and lighting with painstaking period preservation of the historic architecture.
Curators used the reopening to reorganize several galleries, giving overlooked works fresh prominence alongside the museum’s blockbuster pieces. Ticket demand has surged, with visitor slots already booked out into the fall.
