At one time this was a very useful app. However, it is dated such that the room numbers displayed no longer correspond to the current room numbers. For example, Mona Lisa is not in the room numbered 6 anymore but now in 711. Also, the app now wants $1.99–whether it was free for me before or I paid, I don’t remember, but I had the full version and there is no option to restore a previous purchase. Of course, $1.99 would be a reasonable price for an app that is current, but not for this one now. The museum itself has a website that is better than this app in that you can select a room on the plan and it will show you everything in the room.

Strengths: This is a great free application, that provides a good number of art pieces contained at the Louvre, all organized by room number and floors, w. maps and a myriad of written interesting information for each piece. Much better than several of those applications that charge significantly.Weakness( there is always someone!! Right?) many of the art pieces come with audio text that would have been a superlative plus except for the fact that recording was done by someone without any dose of cadence or voice emphasis, therefore delivering the message in a monotonous unappealing way that forces one to desire that the audio text come to an end as soon as possible. In spite of that I strongly recommend this app

The audio is a computerized voice reading text. It’s excruciating to listen to. Plus, this app is NOT FREE as advertised. You can only listen to the audio or read the text of 3 artworks before being forced to pay $1.99 US. The charge isn’t much, but that should have been disclosed from the outset. This is not worth your money or your time.

its basically just a photocopy of the map