If you have been to Louvre and Quai d'Orsayand still have the energy for more impressionist art this is the place to go

As I am an avid lover of this man's work, I found this museum on my must see list. What I was not expecting was the additional work that was on display, and made this visit so much more. I will be going back next...More

We visited it after we visited Musee d' Orsay and it was an incredible continuation of the tour of the Impressionists... It is less commercial but way more quieter. A real oasis were people can enjoy art! Great! We bought a common ticket at Msee...More

This is a great museum. For those that love ❤️ Monet, this museum and his House 🏡 and Gardens in Giverny are must sees. This museum is located on the grounds of the Tuileries at the end of the Champs-Elysses adjacent to Place de la...More

So the Louvre and the d'Orsay get all of the limelight, but let's not forget the dear old Orangerie. If you have a couple of months, you can appreciate the Louvre. If you have a week or so, do the d'Orsay. But for a rainy...More

Buy a ticket in advance, the lines can be long. I arrived an hour after opening when the first wave had already gone in, when I left there was a huge line. If you are a Monet fan, don't miss this museum. The cafe is...More

This is the place to go if you are a Monet fan! Monet designed the space for the two oval-shaped rooms which "house" eight floor-to-ceiling magnificent water lilies paintings. It took my breath away! Look at them up close...but then back away for the overall...More

If you want to see the best collection of Impressionist art, Musee D´Orsay is the place to go. But if you have already seen it and want to rejoice with a couple of the most fantastic productions of that movement, in l´Orangerie you will find...More

Visited to see the Monets but pleasantly surprised to see several private collections that included a wide range of Impressionist artists. Modest museum with great content.

If you are a Monet fan or just an art lover, you have to visit this museum. It's another place that seems apart from the mainstream tourist route. But it's surprisingly close to the Louvre and Tuileries Gardens. It contains 8 of Monet huge water...More