Museo Louvre | PARIS #7

And after the Arc de Triomphe we are now here, in the Louvre Museum, We have here the famous pyramid. But this is all the museum. All that surrounds it is the building that houses the Louvre Museum. And, in fact, it was the royal palace until the 15th century or so, In 1840, after the French Revolution, it was converted into the official museum of France. It's one of the largest museums in the world, with over 35,000 works. It's said that it would take nine months to see it all. What we have today. Yeah, we have just that time. And this entrance that we see here, which is the crystal pyramid, It was built a little while ago because there wasn't enough room to accommodate all the people coming in. So, the pyramid is an entrance, basically, to the museum. We're lucky because, being also the first Sunday of the month, between October and March in this case, It's free at the museum. Yeah, Mara doesn't care because, being under 26, I would have gotten free entry anyway, But I'm very excited not to have to pay. Plus, we're stuck with the super-fair time because we have to catch the metro afterwards, The bus to the airport, we have the plane at five, And then we took the subway from the Arc de Triomphe, which is a shame, Because we wanted to walk down to the Champs Elysees, but we didn't have time. So we took the subway here, we have like an hour to see the museum, an hour and something. Nine months in one hour. So, well, we'll go to the typical, no more, we'll sell in the future and we'll see better, But we'll see the typical, which is the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, And something else he took along the way. So, nothing, we're going to see, because we're going to be running. And here below we have the main hall, which is known, or sea, the name is the Hall of Napoleon, You're going to go to the next room, and you're going to choose which area you want to go to. There are different zones, is how distributed the Islamic art, art African, Italian paintings, O sea, they're classified. If you want to go straight to the most famous place, for the Mona Lisa, it's the Hala de Nón. And if you want the Venus de Milo, the Hala Sully, that's to the left. Here we have the Victoria in the Hall of Samocracy, representing the Greek goddess Anique, as the mark of deportation. Well, this sculpture was discovered and was built in the year 190 BC, It's been here since 1864 in the Louvre Museum, and was discovered without arms or head. And here, among a million people, we can see the Yoconda, better known as the Mona Lisa. That is without doubt the most famous painting in the whole Louvre, It's from the 16th century, painted by Leonardo da Vinci, and to me it's super overrated. Oh, it's very nice, it's very cool, but it doesn't seem like the most beautiful painting in the whole museum. And it's a joke, there are people who come only for the name they have, the fame they have. And it's, after all, a very, very small painting, it's in a glass case that's being abrogated by bullets. And climate-controlled so that it doesn't degrade. But it's amazing, it's amazing the security you have. What have we here, Mara? Un señor taking selfies. See, they took selfies there in Roman times. Well, here we have the famous Venus de Milo, which was discovered like this, without arms. Y represents an Aphrodite, the goddess of the Amorite. The beauty. The first baseball player in history. It's the same with Hercules versus Hígado. No, he's the first baseball player in history. Ah, yes, yes. Well, according to the Louvre exit, or if you enter from the back, the metro area, You'll find that there's an inverted pyramid. And not just that, there's like a little shopping center. There's like a little shopping mall and there's a lot of shops, even the apostrophe there. The thing is, there's no Starbucks, I'm sure there's one around here. But that, there are hamburgers, cafes, clothing stores. And the most characteristic, the most cool, is the inverted pyramid that's here. Well, we're running out of time here in Paris. We have to go to the airport, so we've seen everything we can. We're short of stuff, and we're visiting some other museum inside. But, well, we'll come back and see what's missing, right? Because we will return. - I know. And if we come back, then... We'll go back and see what we're missing, like the Palace of Versailles or the Perlas Cemetery. Oh, sea, there's still a lot of things we're missing to see, so we'll be back for sure and see what we're missing. I hope you enjoyed it. Let's go to the airport. I don't know if I'll record much. If nothing happens, I doubt it. So I'll do the final farewell at home as usual. Well, we've arrived home and we're back in Madrid. And nothing, before we say goodbye to the vlog, let's try something we bought in Paris, which are very typical French. What?! I'm not going to... She wants it too. You're the son of the macarons. The macarons, for those who don't know, are like a typical French pastas. Now they're sold all over the world. Especially at McDonald's. Yeah, they sell them at the McAfee McDonald's too. But, well, these I think will be a better pelin. And nothing, let's try it out. This is a very good pint. How you see here, look. Son como eso, pastitas... I was just going to say... So let's try and see how they are. Well, that deserves much la pena. If you go to Paris, try it. Nothing from McDonald's. So nothing, I'll leave you with the vlog of this trip to Paris. And that, muchísimo deserves the pain of Paris. If you haven't been, it's a lovely city. We'll be back for sure, won't we? Did you like it too? Yeah, and you have to go back to Disney. And that, on top of that we left some stuff. It's a city I always want to return to. It's super cute. Even though it rained for a large part of the trip, He deserved much of the pain. So nothing, we'll be back soon. And nothing, thank you so much for following the vlogs. You know that if you know people who like to travel, You can share. If you like it, you like it, you subscribe. And you know everything. You follow me on social media to know where I am at any moment. And I hope there will be more travel soon. So nothing, thank you very much. See you next time.