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Musée du Louvre
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This dance hall used to be one of the most frequented in Paris, and the great Piaf and Chevalier made their names here. Today, you can still waltz and perhaps even tango on a Sunday afternoon. Brazilian and Latin themes predominate on some nights.
34-36 quai du Louvre, 1e.Phone: 01-40-20-53-17.Open: Mon and Wed 9am-9:45pm (Mon short tour only); Thurs-Sun 9am-6pm. (Parts of the museum close at 5:30pm.) 1 1/2-hr. English-language tours leave Mon and Wed-Sat various times of the day for 3€, free for children 12 and under with museum ticket.Admission 7.50€ before 3pm, 5€ after 3pm and on Sun, free for ages 17 and under, free 1st Sun of every month.Métro: Palais Royal-Musée du Louvre.1 1/2-hr. English-language tours leave Mon and Wed-Sat various times of the day for 2.75€ ($2.45), free for children 12 and under with museum ticket.
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