Paris Louvre's Apollo Gallery Reopens Following $102 Million Crown Jewels Heist

The Louvre Museum's historic Apollo Gallery has reopened to the public following a major theft of crown jewels valued at $102 million. Visitors can once again admire the gallery's ornate gilded ceilings and Greek frescoes, which lie along the route to the famous Mona Lisa. However, the stolen crown jewels will not be on display, and the empty cases have also been removed from public view. The reopening marks a return to partial normalcy for one of the museum's most celebrated rooms.
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