On July 22, local time, the Louvre Apollo promenade, which was closed due to the royal jewellery heist in October 2025, was reopened to the public. Louvre curator Christophe Le Ribeau and French Minister of Culture Catherine Pégal attended the opening event. After reopening, all of the original showcases displaying French royal jewellery and gemstones in the gallery have been removed, and related collections will be preserved or displayed in other more secure areas of the Louvre in the future. The museum hopes to use this to highlight the architecture and art decoration of the promenade itself, and allow visitors to walk freely in it and more intuitively experience the historical attributes of the Louvre as a former royal palace.
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On July 22, local time, the Louvre Apollo promenade, which was closed due to the royal jewellery heist in October 2025, was reopened to the public. Louvre curator Christophe Le Ribeau and French Minister of Culture Catherine Pégal attended the opening event. After reopening, all of the original showcases displaying French royal jewellery and gemstones in the gallery have been removed, and related collections will be preserved or displayed in other more secure areas of the Louvre in the future. The museum hopes to use this to highlight the architecture and art decoration of the promenade itself, and allow visitors to walk freely in it and more intuitively experience the historical attributes of the Louvre as a former royal palace.
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