Musee d'Orsay

This museum is a work of art; it has everything! From its eclectic collection of art to the state of the art accommodations. There are bag checks, f.. Read more »ree toilets, and plenty of seating options. It's accessibility-friendly and offers a variety of audio tours. Block out a few hours if you want to scratch the surface of the collection. I could spend all day at this museum!

Excellent Museum with a rare collection of paintings ? You will enjoy its design and the way it was organized. The reason why i didn’t give 5 stars is.. Read more » due to the absence of instructions on directions. Not sure if have seen all of it! Well don’t hesitate to visit it!!

For the people who brave lockdowns, this is the best time to visit THE IMPRESSIONIST museum. This is it. During normal times, you have hordes of tour.. Read more »ists and the "chef d'oeuvres" are floating somewhere else in another museum. This is not the case now. Below is the Fifre by Manet (not to be confused with Monet), which belongs to this museum but often lent.

A must-see when in Paris! One of the most beautiful museums in the world and certainly worth your time. Do not miss it when in Paris. I have been here.. Read more » many times and I highly recommend it to everyone who appreciates French culture and history, and not only French.

If you are an art lover specially Impressionist masterpieces it is a unique place to enjoy your time. Apart from the permanent exhibition, you can als.. Read more »o find some special temporary gallery in which works are gathered from all around the world. It is completely fascinating.

In my opinion, this is the most beautiful museum in the world. I really enjoyed every inch in the museum. It is free to enter on the first Sunday of e.. Read more »very month as I remember. ??? DO NOT FORGET TO STAND IN THE AMAZING BALCONY OF THE MUSEUM.

Among the best collections of Impressionist art in the world! Be sure to get to Level 5 as it has most of the. famous works. The Tissot special exhibi.. Read more »t was actually exceptional as well, and very well annotated. I hope to hope to visit every time I'm in Paris. Of note the 2nd floor is closed due to the Covid times. There was no wait to get inside though you need to buy a ticket online (bought right before entering)

I just love the art and architecture of this museum. The ceiling is just stunning, so don’t forget to look up! Can’t believe that it was going to be d.. Read more »emolished! The art collection is amazing, especially for any Impressionist lover, which is on the 5th floor so don’t forget to go up there. I also really like the Opera Garnier section which is in the back left of the museum. The art collection is of a different time period to the Louvre so it is definitely worth its own visit.

Such a great museum! I am not very interested in art generally but this woke up a new interest in me. The reason I am giving 4 stars and not 5 is bec.. Read more »ause they said they were closing at 6 but they started to close parts already at 5:30 so if you book the last round from 4, you will not have time to finish. There were 2 exhibitions we missed that we wanted to see because of this.

A fantastic museum. Even though it is right next to the Louvre, the art that the Musée d'Orsay has is vastly different. Much more modern and contempor.. Read more »ary from a much more diverse set of artists, it makes up from whatever the Louvre lacks. From what I would guess most people spend between 3-5 hours there. Highly recommend.

Outstanding, especially floor 5. A absolutely stunning collection, unbelievable to find so many amazing and also famous pictures in such one museum. I.. Read more » prefer Orsay anytime over Louvre. First Sunday of each month entrance is free, still good ideal to reserve a free ticket on advance. Due to Corona, booking and ticket in advance is anyway required.