L'Orangerie is a small museum, but with one of the most important arts ever created. Take a moment to look thrue Monet's window.

If you are a Monet lover then this is the place to come and see his Waterlillies!! Amazing panels of eight Waterlillies paintings in their very own rooms. There are also other Impressionist paintings to see

In this historical outhouse of the former chateau des Tuileries (now long gone) on the right side of the garden entrance opposite its twin building Le jeu de Paume now dedicated to photographic exhibits, orange trees and other meditteranean vegetal varieties were kept warm in...More

Get there early to beat the crowds in Monet’s famous waterlillies rooms. It such a spectacular view when you enter and see the paintings displayed as intended. The oval rooms add an interesting perspective to the artwork. Don’t forget an audio guide, which allowed me...More

Small museum but rich with great impressionist paintings and artistic atmosphere. Worth it, especially if you are a Monet fan! Paris museums are better worth on the first sundays of each month when they are free!

the paintings surround you with lovely colours and the most peaceful feeling. A wonderful place for meditation and contemplation.

I have a Carte Blanche which allows unlimited access to Musee d’Orsay and Orangerie so I visit as often as I can. Orangerie is a small museum which contains the largest paintings that Monet did at his house in Giverny. Because of a glass ceiling,...More