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Louvre Museum's Apollo Gallery Reopens Nearly a Year After Heist

22 Temmuz 2026France 24

The Apollo Gallery at the Louvre Museum is reopening after nearly a year following a significant heist where thieves stole 88 million euros worth of France's crown jewels. The theft involved criminals disguised as construction workers who used a truck-mounted lift to access the gallery.
Upon reopening, the gallery will no longer display the stolen jewels and will instead function as a state gallery, reflecting its 17th-century purpose.
The heist at the Louvre was a shocking event that raised concerns about security at one of the world's most famous museums. The Apollo Gallery, known for its historical significance, had been a prime location for showcasing France's royal treasures.
The reopening of the Apollo Gallery marks a significant moment for the Louvre, as it attempts to restore public trust and security following the high-profile theft. The decision to revert the gallery to its original state without the crown jewels may be seen as a move to emphasize historical integrity over sensation…

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