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Furnished apartment and studio rentals in Paris Louvre Area.

Rent your furnished apartment or studio in Paris Louvre Area.

If you are interested in spending your time in Paris as close as possible to the Louvre, take a look at our list of rental apartments near the world renowned monument.

At walking distance, you have access to the Jardin des Tuileries, the Musée de l'Orangerie, and the Galerie Nationale du Jeu de Paume, which stands opposite the Place de la Concorde. Interestingly, the Palais Royal was built for Cardinal Richelieu, and it is now renowned for Buren's controversial columns scattered around the interior courtyard.

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Louvre, Paris 1

From 10 €

/Month

Available from03 Juni 2026

Louvre, Paris 1

2 bathrooms • Lift

6 960 €

/Month

Available from11 Aug. 2025

Châtelet, Paris 1

2 bathrooms

3 200 €

/Month

Available from11 Jan. 2027

Châtelet, Paris 4

Lift

1 600 €

/Month

Available from01 Sept. 2025

Ile de la Cité, Paris 1

Balcony

1 774 €

/Month

Available from10 Feb. 2026

Ile de la Cité, Paris 1

1 200 €

/Month

Available from01 Jan. 2026

Louvre, Paris 1

Lift

From 1 505 €

/Month

Available from30 Dez. 2025

A symbol of French culture

Together with the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre is without a doubt Paris' most symbolic feat. The former Palais Royal, with its glass pyramid commissioned by François Mitterand, attracts art lovers and novices alike. The entire area is oriented toward this extraordinary museum on the banks of the Seine. The neighboring streets are mainly devoted to retail and sometimes luxury, particularly in the direction of Place Vendôme. In the northern part of the district, the unusual charm of the commercial covered passages add an additional historical layer.

The Musée du Louvre- worth visiting again and again

This unique setting is home to one of the largest collections of art and history in the world. This includes the treasures of ancient Egypt, the Flemish paintings, the Venus de Milo and potentially most distinctively: Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa...

Admire the architecture dating from medieval times to the Second Empire (the Cour Carrée, the Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel). Less well-known than the rooms of the Louvre but housed in the same building, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, the Musée de la Mode et du Textile, and the Musée de la Publicité are more unconventional.

Shopping in the 1st arrondissement

Due to the copiousness of stores around Rue de Rivoli and, more often than not, cultural outings end with a bit of window shopping. Restaurants and delicatessens are also not in short suply allowing for a delicous evening meal.

There are several metro stations in the area, covering the whole of Paris: Louvre-Rivoli, Palais Royal – Musée du Louvre, and Tuileries are the most practical.