Kendall Jenner Visits The Louvre Museum Barefoot At "Midnight" To Soak In Its Beauty Because She Can

Kendall Jenner has jetted off to the City Of Love for the ongoing Paris Fashion Week. But when the model is off duty, her heart sways to follow the whispers of this city. And the whispers take her to the Louvre Museum. While the model has always filled our cups with fabulous fashion, her globetrotter diaries are serving inspiration too. Kendall's latest destination was the famous Louvre Museum for a midnight date with her beau Bad Bunny. The supermodel documented her experience at the art establishment during a “midnight” tour barefoot almost with a prancer's precision picking around the prairie. In her Instagram post, Kendall was seen admiring Paolo Veronese's The Wedding at Cana painting. Italian artist Antonio Canova's Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss sculpture was featured in the next slide. Kendall got a private view of the Mona Lisa painting with her undivided attention. Kendall Jenner can do anything, even head to the Louvre all to herself with no shoes on for her to experience the gallery as if it were her own. 

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Louvre Museum's beauty doubles up at night so here's why you should drop by the location during nightfall. 

Since the Museum is a popular tourist hotspot, throngs of people come here to gaze at the wonderful creations daily. The scenario shifts at night when you don't have to wait in long queues to enter the premises. Fewer crowds and minus any big tour or school groups will allow you to get a closer look at the art. 

At night, the Louvre pyramid gleams brightly like the moon as its contemporary architecture stands in stark contrast to the surrounding historic structures. A Louvre night tour is a great way to soak in the breathtaking beauty of the place, especially in the winter and autumn when dusk descends sooner.

You can take your time exploring art and attractions inside the Louvre Museum at night. Since there will be fewer crowds, you need not jostle and struggle your way through the jam-packed people to witness an artistic marvel. 

A guided night tour of the Louvre provides an idyllic environment to truly understand the intricacies of the artwork as explained by the guide. 

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