Things to do in Musée de l'Orangerie

We visited Monet’s house and gardens in Giverny a few days before coming to the museum, and it completely changed the experience for us. Being able to connect the scenery and atmosphere from Giverny to Monet’s paintings made the masterpieces feel even more extraordinary. Absolutely in awe. We were also very lucky to catch the special exhibition on Henri Rousseau — truly the cherry on top. One thing to note: Klook tickets only let you choose the date, not a specific entry time, so be prepared for an average wait of around 30–60 minutes outside.

Extremely good thing to have when you are visiting Paris. we took the Disneyland both parks, hop on hop off and River cruise. And it was a brezze through. Only thing you should remember if you are taking the Hop on Hop off, you have to personally go to the collection office for collecting the physical voucher.

I couldn't have picked a better spot than Orsay to wrap up my birthday money trip! After traveling and celebrating, this was the absolute "cherry on top" experience I was looking for. From the moment I walked in, the vibe was sophisticated yet incredibly welcoming. It felt like a true celebration. I’ll definitely be back—hopefully before my next birthday! This was easy to use.

it was nice to explore one of world’s amazing museum, so much to learn about history. unfortunately islamic section was closed due to renovation. Entry was easy and smooth, its better to be on your selected slot , in case you can’t, they still let people in but from from another place

I was so satisfied with the 4-day Museum Pass, allowing me to explore at my leisure! The thrill of entering with the pass without waiting in line! It was really convenient for me, as a 'P' (perceiver), to visit places not originally in my plan. I visited the Louvre (one-time entry only, reservation via official website), Orsay Museum (reservation via official website), Les Invalides (walk-in, Napoleon's tomb, surprisingly a lot to see), Pantheon (walk-in, has Foucault's Pendulum), Rodin Museum (walk-in, features Rodin's works plus Impressionist pieces), and Sainte-Chapelle + Conciergerie (can be booked as a set on the official website, small so you can see it quickly).

My brother had visited the Army Museum before and spoke very highly of it, so I came in with pretty high expectations. I was genuinely impressed by the collections on display — weapons, armor, and military uniforms spanning across different eras of history. It really feels like walking through time. I think most people come here to see Napoleon’s tomb, though. Regardless of differing views on him, he was undeniably a legendary historical figure.

as a fan of Picasso I was impressed with the array of works of the Master as he had so many media he used - from oil to water color to writing literary pieces - as he transitioned thru his life - simply amazing

we met the at a different entrance from the main one (glass pyramid). guide then escorted us through up to the hall for Mona Lisa before the guided group moved on. cafe availabler inside which provides great view of the museum courtyard from the balcony.

A very interesting art museum. Monet's paintings in the basement are captivating, and there are many pieces of furniture and artworks by different artists on the first and second floors. Art lovers could easily spend two hours here. You can also use an app to select your favorite works and create your own guide booklet (I forgot the additional cost). Booking through Klook was convenient: I decided the same day and got in without waiting in line.