The Louvre has reopened its doors to visitors, and interestingly, many are drawn not just to its renowned art but to the broken window left by thieves during a dramatic €88 million jewel heist. This incident has inadvertently turned the museum into a new tourist attraction, as guides point out the site of the robbery during Seine river tours. The heist has sparked curiosity and excitement, showcasing how even crime can add to the allure of one of the world's most famous cultural landmarks.

The Louvre has reopened its doors just three days after a shocking heist where thieves made off with priceless pieces from the French crown jewels. This swift reopening is significant as it demonstrates the museum's resilience and commitment to cultural heritage, reassuring visitors that such acts of theft won't deter the appreciation of art and history.