Overview
- The museum reopened to the public on November 27 following an inauguration on November 26 by Culture Minister Rachida Dati.
- Exhibition space has doubled to about 2,500 m² across 22 rooms within a 7,000 m² facility that now includes offices, storage and a cafeteria.
- Roughly 1,300 works are on view from a 7,000-piece collection, with about 95% restored, featuring Rembrandt, Rubens, Ingres and Goya.
- Total renovation costs are reported between roughly €30 million and €35 million, including €7.3 million from the State and €11 million from the city with a seven-year loan.
- The institution tightened security following reviews prompted by high-profile thefts, and leadership is aiming for 60,000 to 80,000 visitors annually.