Medieval Louvre (exhibit)
Medieval Louvre (exhibit), Medieval exhibit in Louvre Museum
The Medieval Louvre exhibits the fortress that once protected Paris and the elements recovered during excavations.
In 1984, remnants of the medieval fortress were discovered beneath the Louvre's Cour Carrée during renovations.
The Medieval Louvre represents an important part of European history showcasing resilience and transformation through centuries.
Located in the basement of the Sully wing, the Medieval Louvre is accessible to all museum visitors.
The Medieval Louvre offers a rare opportunity to view an ancient fortress within a world-famous modern art museum.
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The Medieval Louvre exhibits the fortress that once protected Paris and the elements recovered during excavations.
The Lescot Wing is a portion of the Louvre Palace in Paris.
The Cour Carrée is a central piece of the Louvre Palace's complex.
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