Blue Ivy Carter looked cute and stylish as she continued her tour through France this week.

Baby Blue was accompanied by her superstar parents, Jay Z and Beyonce, as they took a trip to the world famous Louvre museum in Paris on Tuesday.

The 44-year-old hip-hop mogul was seen carrying the adorable toddler while Queen Bey was snapping candid pictures of them with a Canon camera, the Daily Mail reported.

Blue was wearing a red dress, sneakers and a fitted leather jacket, and Jay Z sported a silver jacket, baseball hat, jeans and black Timberland boots. Meanwhile, the "Single Ladies" singer rocked black leather pants, sky high boots and a shirt with the American flag. She accessorized her outfit with a black fedora and braided pigtails.

Although the Carter family seemed to be having a grand time in the City of Love, the "99 Problems" rapper appeared to take offense when a French man shooting video didn't know who he was.

The rap star was holding baby Blue and walking in front Beyoncé by the Louvre when a man seemed perplexed at all the attention the group was receiving.

The man can be heard, asking, "Who is he?"

In response, Jay Z snapped back, asking, "Who are you?" Watch the video below.

Last week, the trio took a trip to the Eiffel Tower and went house hunting near the élysée Palace.

On Oct. 2, Beyonce shared photos on her Tumblr page of baby Blue during their trip to the famous France monument. In one pic, mom and daughter are gazing at the amazing structure from behind a glass wall. In another snapshot, the 2-year-old can be seen running with the tower in the background. Queen Bey also shared a photo of herself posing in front of the Eiffel Tower, wearing a one-piece lose-fitting jean jumpsuit and a hat.

While it appears like the Carters are having a wonderful time on their trip to Paris, there is also speculation that they may be considering a more permanent stay in "The City of Love." According to Daily Mail, the trio were spotted house hunting at an estate in the same neighborhood as the President of the French Republic's mansion.