The selfie problem: Europe’s museums grapple with problem crowds (opens original article in a new tab)

European museums struggle with crowds prioritizing selfies over art appreciation, leading to damage and new security measures. The Louvre plans to relocate the Mona Lisa to reduce overcrowding, but the costly plan faces criticism.

• Europe's major museums face challenges with crowds focused on taking selfies and photos rather than viewing art.
• Photo-related accidents have led to damage of artworks, prompting stricter rules and security measures.
• The Louvre plans to relocate the Mona Lisa to a dedicated wing to ease overcrowding, but the €1 billion plan is controversial.