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Nintendo 3DS Audio Guide - Musée du Louvre

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Contents<br />

The <strong>Louvre</strong>– <strong>Nintendo</strong> <strong>3DS</strong> audio guide caters to each museum<br />

visitor (a<strong>du</strong>lts, children, French speakers, foreign visitors and<br />

those with sensory impairment). Once visitors receive their<br />

<strong>Louvre</strong> – <strong>Nintendo</strong> <strong>3DS</strong> audio guide at the pick-up counter,<br />

they can choose to listen to commentaries based on their own<br />

itinerary, or follow a tour based on the museums’ key works<br />

and collections.<br />

Self-guided visit<br />

Over 700 audio commentaries and photos, many in high definition.<br />

With simple and engaging explanations, specialists from the<br />

<strong>Louvre</strong> give visitors background information to help them<br />

understand the works on display.<br />

The must-sees<br />

This is a selection of major works of art highlighted on the<br />

interactive map, to ensure that visitors do not miss the museum’s<br />

most important pieces. Visitors can create their own itinerary<br />

through the museum to discover the pieces they want to see.<br />

Tours to discover the museum<br />

There is a choice of two themed tours, specially devised for those<br />

visiting the <strong>Louvre</strong> for the first time. Each tour lasts approximately<br />

45 minutes:<br />

• the “Masterpieces” tour<br />

This tour allows visitors to discover or rediscover the museum’s<br />

most famous pieces such as the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci,<br />

the Venus de Milo and the Winged Victory of Samothrace, guided<br />

step by step through some of the <strong>Louvre</strong>’s most prestigious rooms.<br />

the family tour “The Egyptians” (coming soon)<br />

Humorous and informative, this tour brings to life the Egyptian<br />

people and the area around the River Nile, the work of the peasants<br />

and craftsmen and the power of the pharaohs. Visitors are<br />

encouraged to observe in more detail and make sense of the objects<br />

on display. To test their knowledge they are quizzed with<br />

multimedia games throughout the visit.<br />

Adapted tour (coming soon)<br />

Commentaries accessible to handicapped visitors: the hearing<br />

impaired can access a video-guided tour in French sign language<br />

which focuses on the <strong>Louvre</strong>’s major works. Visitors with visual<br />

impairment are able to visit the special touch gallery.<br />

<strong>Audio</strong> guide for the temporary exhibition<br />

Up until June 25, 2012, discover the mysterious secrets revealed in<br />

the exhibition “The Saint Anne, Leonardo da Vinci’s Ultimate<br />

Masterpiece”, with explanations by Vincent Delieuvin, curator of<br />

the exhibition, Department of Paintings, musée <strong>du</strong> <strong>Louvre</strong>.<br />

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