While admission to the Louvre currently costs €22, the surcharge for non-EU visitors is anticipated to range between €25 and €30, though the final amount has yet to be confirmed. Culture ministry sources told The Times that the policy is still in development.
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The charges, according to Dati, are intended to finance “the renovation of the national heritage.” In an interview with Le Figaro, she stated, “My position is very clear – I want visitors from outside the EU to pay more for their entrance ticket, and for this supplement to finance the renovation of the national heritage.”
Sky News reports that Dati is also advocating for additional fees at other historic locations in Paris, including the Louvre, to ensure these sites are preserved for future generations.
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