Angelina Jolie enjoys a day of culture with her six children in Paris

A lot of Louvre! Angelina Jolie enjoys a day of culture with her six children in Paris ... after taking daughters Shiloh and Zahara to visit refugee camp in Jordan

She is known to travel all over the world with her humanitarian work, and recently took her two daughters to visit a Zataari refugee camp in Jordan.

But Angelina Jolie took a break from her charity work on Tuesday, to enjoy a day of culture in Paris with her six children.

The actress, 42, cut an incredibly glamorous figure in a black cape coat and oversized sunglasses as she spent a day at Le Louvre with her full brood.

Angelina looked in good spirits as she headed to the famous museum with her children - Maddox, 16, Zahara, 13, Pax, 14, Shiloh, 11, and nine-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne.

The Academy Award winner effortlessly stylish in a black midi dress, layered beneath a striking cape coat of matching hue.

She is dressed up with a leather handbag and lined with a leather handbag.

She looks her hair in the big, bouncy waves and tied her look with dark sunglasses and a hot pink lip, in classically glamorous finishing touches.

The actress was flanked by her six children as she arrived at the museum, all clad in equally casual coats, hooded jumpers and cargo trousers.

Despite the evidently chilly weather, the youngsters were seen happily chatting and laughing with their mother as they headed to explore the famous sights of the Louvre.

Angelina shares her kids with ex Brad Pitt, who she announced she was splitting from in 2016.

They share Shiloh and the twins biologically, while Maddox, Pax and Zahara were adopted from Cambodia, Vietnam and Ethiopia respectively.

The family trip to Paris comes after Angelina took her daughters Shiloh and Zahara to a Zataari refugee camp in Jordan last week.

The humanitarian said that her daughters were asked to come with her to meet with the Syrians displaced from the country's on-going civil war which began nearly seven years ago, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

She said: 'They've spent time speaking today and playing with their children their own age who have been forced off their homes, whose family members have been killed or have disappeared.

'Who are struggling with trauma and illness but who at the end of the day are just children, with the same hopes and rights as children in any other nation.'

According to PEOPLE magazine, the visit was Shiloh's third trip and Zahara's first time visiting a refugee camp, at their tender ages of 11 and 13.

Angelina had landed in Paris last week, in order to film a new perfume commercial for Guerlain.

Earlier this week, the beauty was also seen arriving at the press junket for her movie, The First They Killed My Father in New York City.

However, Angelina - who served as director for the Cambodian drama - was one of the big contenders snubbed at the 90th Annual Academy Awards after nominations were announced last week.

Despite garnering critical acclaim, First They Killed My Father did not make the list of nods in the Best Foreign Language Film category.

Jolie's passion-project for Netflix had been selected as the Cambodian entry and despite not being shortlisted for the category, fans were still hoping for a surprise after it was lauded by critics and received a Golden Globe nomination.

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