Louvre's Rich History
The Louvre's collection expanded significantly from private donations and archaeological finds, including the iconic Mona Lisa, which gained fame after its theft in 1911. During WWII, many artworks were relocated to protect them, leaving the museum nearly empty. Today, the Louvre attracts around 28,000 visitors daily, with a staggering 85% heading straight to see the Mona Lisa, while the vastness of the museum allows for quieter exploration of its many treasures.In this clip
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