Louvre gallery reopens to public months after brazen jewelry heist
The Apollo Gallery of Paris’s Louvre Museum, where French crown jewels worth 88 million euros ($100 million) were stolen in 2025 in a brazen heist, will reopen to the public today.
But no jewels will be on display and it will revert to its 17th century function as a state gallery.
“The gallery will open on Wednesday,” the source said, confirming a report in Le Parisien newspaper and added Culture Minister Catherine Pegard would be present.
In an interview with Le Parisien, the museum’s president Christophe Leribault said the “collections and precious objects” that had been displayed earlier, had been removed.
