巴黎的五天（三）

Today, we are going to the Louvre Museum. We boarded the bus line 72. Now we have arrived at the Eiffel Tower stop. The bridge ahead is the Jena Bridge which was seen from the Eiffel Tower in the first episode Admiring the Eiffel Tower from the bus. It feels completely different. Paris is not like New York. New York is vibrant and lively. Paris is charming, beautiful, and spiritual. Doesn't the view outside the window have a dreamy feeling? The large bridge we are about to reach is one of the iconic landmarks of Paris The Alexandre III Bridge Today's weather and lighting make it emit even more glamorous and romantically charming colors There are endless beautiful views along the Seine River. This is the Carrousel Bridge. We have arrived at the Louvre Let me give a brief introduction to the Louvre. Located in the heart of Paris, France. The building was originally a castle. Later, in the late 18th century and early 19th century, it became a national museum. Its exhibition area exceeds 35,000 square meters. It houses approximately 380,000 works of art and artifacts. Including the most famous painting collections. Including masterpieces from the Renaissance. French royal collections, ancient Egypt, and ancient Greece. Artworks from Rome. As well as artworks from Asia, Africa, and North America. Louis XIV lived here before moving to Versailles. This was his residence. Let's follow the guide map. There are a total of two exhibition floors with 3,000 exhibits. These are just the exhibits of one gallery. We can only have a superficial glance. See what we see. It's impossible to see everything at once.