Where Is the Real Mona Lisa?
The real Mona Lisa is housed at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. It is displayed in the Salle des États, a climate-controlled gallery within the museum’s Denon wing.
Why the Mona Lisa Is at the Louvre
The painting entered the French royal collection after Leonardo da Vinci brought it to France around 1516. It later became part of the national collection and has been at the Louvre since 1797. You can confirm its current location on the official Louvre website.
How to See the Real Mona Lisa
Visitors can view the painting during regular Louvre hours. Tickets are required, and the gallery can be crowded. For practical visitor information, check the official Louvre website.
