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Glaspyramide im Innenhof des Louvre: was in der Nähe ist, wie man hinkommt und wann man fährt · 2026

Residents cut across the Cour Napoléon at dawn before ticket lines flood the glass courtyard. A local treats the museum plaza as a morning pedestrian corridor rather than an afternoon barrier.

Louvre Pyramid · CC BY-SA 4.0

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The glass pyramid anchors the central courtyard as a subterranean gateway to the galleries.

Architect I. M. Pei designed the glass-and-metal structure in the central courtyard of the Louvre Palace as part of the Grand Louvre project. The main pyramid functions as a skylight and the primary entrance to the subterranean museum concourse. Low modernist triangular reflecting pools and fountains frame the perimeter, while smaller companion pyramids provide natural illumination to the underground reception hall.

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Subterranean access galleries radiate from the central hall toward the separate palace wings, maintaining clear exterior sight lines through the overhead glazing. A companion inverted pyramid channels additional daylight into the subterranean walkways. Long-term residents crossing the plaza encounter steady security checkpoints and heavy pedestrian traffic, requiring timed transit routes around the courtyard perimeter.

Verbände
  • I. M. PeiThe architect designed the central pyramid and its surrounding glass network.
  • Inverted PyramidA companion structure brings daylight down into the underground walkways.
  • Reflecting poolsTriangular basins with fountains flank the base of the main glass structure.
  • Courtyard crowdingQueues and museum visitors crowd the open palace concourse throughout the day.
Fakten
  • I. M. Pei designed the glass-and-metal pyramid as the primary museum entrance.
  • The structure stands in the Cour Napoléon courtyard of the historic palace.
  • Companion pyramids and an inverted pyramid direct daylight into the underground concourse.
  • Triangular reflecting pools with fountains flank the sides of the main pyramid.
Quelle: Wikipedia
Glaspyramide im Innenhof des Louvre in Bildern4 Fotos · 1 Ort
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Juanedc from Zaragoza, España · cc-by-2.0 · 13.04.2011
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