[2025 Paris Attraction] Travel Guide for Musee de l'Orangerie (Updated Jun)

#TravelItinerary #ParisTravel A 9-night trip to Paris in May to explore every corner of Paris Day 1️⃣ Arrival in Paris - Check-in at accommodation (9 PM) - Eiffel Tower at night Day 2️⃣ Petit Palais - Tuileries Garden - Luxembourg Gardens Day 3️⃣ Mont Saint-Michel Tour Day 4️⃣ Annecy Tour near Paris Day 5️⃣ Place de Mars - Orangerie Museum - Rest at accommodation - Seine River at night Day 6️⃣ Sainte-Chapelle - Notre-Dame Cathedral - Shakespeare Cafe - Louvre - Orsay Day 7️⃣ Palace of Versailles - Trianon - Versailles Gardens - Pont Neuf Day 8️⃣ Marais District - Canal Saint-Martin - Arc de Triomphe Night view Day 9️⃣ Banb Market - Monju Pharmacy - Lafayette - Montmartre 🔟Day Giverny - Return ❗️I walked more than 30,000 steps a day, lol.. There are quite a few inefficient routes! I went to parks here and there and went to places I've been to before *.* ❗️ If you stay in Paris for more than 4 days, Navigo Decouvert is a real deal (Be sure to bring a proof photo) ❗️ Since there are many machines that issue paper tickets, it's better to buy multiple tickets at once! 🥐Make sure to have a picnic at the Tuileries Garden and Versailles Park #ParisTravel

General admission: 12.5€ (free for those under 18) The Orangerie Museum in France, where Monet's water lilies are on display. In this beautiful, refined museum with a white base, there are many breathtakingly beautiful paintings on display. Monet's water lilies are particularly impressive. I also fell in love at first sight with a water lily-themed notebook in the souvenir shop inside the museum 🌷 Be sure to buy one when you visit! 🚨Advance reservations recommended The line is divided into same-day tickets and reservations, but the line on the day didn't move at all... so I gave up and made a reservation online the next day. #Paris #ParisTrip #ParisTourism #OrangerieMuseum #France

It was used as a greenhouse to protect the orange trees of the Louvre Palace in the past, and it was named Orangerie~! It is smaller than the Louvre or Orsay, but most people come here to see Monet's water lilies😊 The work is so long that I wonder how he painted it🤔🤔 When I looked closely, there were traces of connections🤔 There are many other famous works, and admission is free on the first Sunday of every month! Be sure to make a reservation online and go in~! However, there are a lot of people! The quiet Orangerie on weekdays is also nice😊 #OrangerieMuseum #Sunday #Paris

The Orangerie Museum was once used as a greenhouse to protect the orange trees of the Louvre Palace, hence the name Orangerie! It is an art museum that mainly exhibits modern French paintings, not those from all of Europe. However, most visitors' purpose is to see Claude Monet's masterpiece, ! Of course, I really wanted to see Monet's Water Lilies. #European travel destination recommendation #European travel destination #European sensibility #European photography #European travel #European atmosphere #France travel destination #France travel #Orangerie Museum #Orangerie #Monet

This is an introduction to the Musée de l'Orangerie, a Paris museum famous for Monet's series "Water Lilies." In the two dimly lit halls, the entire walls are painted with water lilies, creating a tranquil atmosphere, just like meditating in Monet's garden. Because it is not large, it is easy to concentrate on each painting, and there are other Impressionist works worth seeing, so it is a highly recommended museum 😌 There is also a small cafe and shop 🙂

🇫🇷 Orangerie Museum Review If you ask me to name famous museums in Paris, I would usually choose Orangerie, Louvre, and Orsay. I bought a museum pass and visited around 1 o'clock and was able to enter without waiting. They thoroughly check my luggage before entering :) First of all, as an extreme P person, I went in with a light heart thinking that I would go without studying and just see the famous works, but it was a really meaningful timeㅠㅠ Even I, who doesn't know much about art, thought Monet's works were the best!!! It was so cool that I was dazed for an hour looking at the worksㅠㅠ There were many other great works, so I didn't regret the time or money. In particular, among the Louvre, Orangerie, and Orsay, Orangerie was the most impressive and best. If you go to Paris, you should definitely visit it :) 🇫🇷 Orangerie Tips 1. Reservations are optional, but I recommend making a reservation during peak season. 2. Audio guides can be rented for a fee. 3. Since the Orangerie Museum and the Tuileries Garden are close, I recommend overlapping your schedule. 4. If you go to a lot of museums, I recommend using a museum pass. #European travel #Europe #France #Paris #Orangerie

#Exhibition I recommend the Orangerie Museum in Paris👍🏻 📍 Orangerie Museum in Paris, France ✔️ This museum is famous for exhibiting Monet's water lily series💙 There is a separate room just for water lilies✨ 💰 Up to 13 euros (recommended museum pass) ⏰ Every day 9:00-18:00 (closed on Tuesdays) #Hot place #Paris #Paris travel #Art gallery #Museum

The Orangerie Museum is famous for showcasing Monet's Water Lilies series. After visiting Giverny, I was deeply inspired by Monet and decided to visit the Orangerie Museum early in the morning. Monet's Water Lilies series was absolutely breathtaking, beyond words. It felt as if the Water Garden in Giverny had been transported directly into the museum, leaving me completely overwhelmed. Truly, Monet's impressionist style is remarkable. After leaving the Orangerie Museum, I headed to the Arc de Triomphe. Visiting the Arc wasn't part of my original plan, so I went on a whim and was able to enter immediately after purchasing a ticket. The reason for the immediate entry became clear soon enough—there were an overwhelming number of stairs. To make matters worse, the stairs were spiral-shaped, making it impossible to see the end, which was exhausting. Once I reached the rooftop, everyone was sitting down, completely worn out, taking a break. I also found a shaded spot to cool off and catch my breath. Despite the effort, the view from the top was worth it. The wide-open Champs-Élysées stretched out before me, with the Eiffel Tower visible in the distance and the modern buildings of the La Défense district in sight. Though challenging, the Arc de Triomphe offered a guaranteed stunning view.

The Musée de l'Orangerie in Paris is an excellent spot to fill your artistic senses! 😊 Even if you're not familiar with art, you'll find works by Monet, Picasso, Matisse, and other artists whose pieces you've likely seen in textbooks at least once. It's a museum worth visiting! If you're looking for art museums during your trip to Paris, this is definitely one to consider. Compared to the Louvre or the Musée d'Orsay, the Musée de l'Orangerie has a more affordable entrance fee, making it a great option for backpackers. 👍 Despite its lower cost, the quality of the artworks is on par with other museums, so you'll surely be satisfied with your visit. 😊

The second basement floor of Orangerie, where spatial art stood out! The basement of Orangerie, where modern works were mainly gathered, had a section that used beams to create spaces as works of art. ㅎ It was a place where I could feel a unique feeling while looking up the names of my favorite artists. ~~ In particular, the basement, where I could also see media exhibitions, was a place where I could appreciate the works more comfortably than classical art! If you want to see art but find classical art burdensome, I strongly recommend the media exhibition 🔥 It was the best time to enjoy in Paris, the city of art! #June travel support fund

A place where I met Picasso's works that I only saw in art books! It's the Orangerie, a representative art museum in Paris, France :) The reason I went to Paris was because of the Orangerie, so it was a place that impressed me even more ㅎㅎ It was even more amazing to see the famous works in person ~ It's not a very large art museum, so it's a good place to see everything in half a day ~ If you don't have much time to stay in Paris, It's a better place to leisurely view the works than the Orsay or the Louvre! There's also a space for families, so please refer to it~ #June travel support fund

Orangerie, where the oil painting of Notre Dame caught my eye There were many unique oil paintings, and seeing the works I had encountered at least once in person made me think that's why people like Orangerie If you're thinking about going to a French art museum, I recommend it! In fact, it's a famous art museum for Monet's works, but it also has quite a few Matisse works, so it was a very happy time for me as a Matisse fan :) If you like Matisse's works, I highly recommend it! I recommend you to fully experience art by appreciating various original paintings by Matisse ~ #June travel support fund

The Musée de l'Orangerie in Paris is famous for Monet's Water Lilies, but it also features modern artworks. Contrary to expectations, the museum requires more time to explore due to its diverse exhibits. I recommend visiting with ample time to fully enjoy the variety of displays. You can appreciate the vibrant colors of modern art and spend a relaxing time there. 🎶 The museum also showcases unique sculptures, offering a wide spectrum of artworks. It's not just about classical art; you can enjoy modern art as well, which makes the experience even better. 😊 The Musée de l'Orangerie is a place where you can encounter artworks from various eras. If you're interested in sculptures, this museum is highly recommended!

Purchase a Museum Pass and Batobus to explore Paris over two days. Day 1: Start your morning early before the museums open by heading to Montmartre Hill, home to the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, to get a panoramic view of Paris. At 9 AM, visit the Musée de l'Orangerie, where Monet's Water Lilies can be best appreciated when the museum isn't crowded. Take the Batobus to the Palais de Chaillot for a great view of the Eiffel Tower, and walk to the Pont d'Iéna. If you're a Monet fan, the Musée Marmottan Monet is highly recommended. Other great options include the Panthéon and the Musée de Cluny. On Thursdays, the Musée d'Orsay stays open late. Day 2: Begin your day with a stroll around Île Saint-Louis, then visit Sainte-Chapelle and Notre-Dame Cathedral starting at 9 AM. In the afternoon, explore the Opéra Garnier and either the Musée Gustave Moreau, the Musée Picasso, or the Centre Pompidou. The Louvre Museum stays open late on Wednesdays and Fridays.

#European travel #Orangerie #Orangerie Museum #Paris travel #Places to visit in Paris #Paris travel What is the purpose of visiting the romantic city? I think Paris, France is a travel destination loved by people all over the world, whether it's shopping, sightseeing, art galleries, or delicious food. Among the many reasons, the reason I visited Paris was because of the Orangerie Museum's symbolic series. It was a space where you could feel a quiet garden in the midst of gorgeous Paris. They say that if you visit Monet's birthplace where he stayed in his later years, you will understand how he was able to create such works. I sat at Orangerie for 2 hours without doing anything. The huge canvas gave me the feeling of sitting in a garden. I really recommend it. Ticket reservation: Available on Trip.com

If you want to leisurely enjoy art and nature in Paris for a day, we highly recommend the course featuring Musée de l'Orangerie and Jardin des Tuileries. Walking through impressionist masterpieces and a serene garden, this route is the perfect way to fully experience the romance of Paris. 🖼️ Musée de l'Orangerie Location: Western end of Jardin des Tuileries Estimated viewing time: About 1–2 hours Highlights: Claude Monet's Water Lilies series, collections of Renoir, Cézanne, Matisse, and other Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works Though small in size, Musée de l'Orangerie offers profound artistic depth. Especially, Monet's 'Water Lilies' series, viewed under natural light, is an emotional experience in itself. It's the perfect place to enjoy masterpieces in a tranquil atmosphere. 🌳 Jardin des Tuileries Location: Between the Louvre Museum and Place de la Concorde Estimated walking time: Freely 30 minutes to 1 hour Attractions: Large fountains, classical sculptures, seasonal flower paths, benches with great views After visiting the museum, head straight to the adjacent Jardin des Tuileries. Loved by both Parisians and tourists, this garden boasts beautiful scenery all year round. It's an ideal spot to relax with a cup of coffee by the fountain or take photos with the Louvre Museum as a backdrop. ☕ Recommended Tips Booking museum tickets online in advance can save you waiting time. The garden has plenty of cafes and benches, making it a great place to enjoy a quick snack or coffee. Nearby attractions include the Louvre Museum, Place de la Concorde, and Champs-Élysées, offering plenty of additional sightseeing opportunities. 📍 Day Course Summary Morning: Visit Musée de l'Orangerie Midday: Stroll and relax in Jardin des Tuileries Lunch: Enjoy a meal at a café within the garden or near the Louvre Afternoon: Explore nearby attractions (Louvre Museum, Place de la Concorde, etc.)

#ThailandFlightEvent This is a travelogue of Paris, France. I visited the Orsay Museum when I came to Paris 7 years ago, but I think my taste is more toward the Orangerie Museum. I really like the works of Renoir and Monet, and the Impressionist paintings were mainly on display. In addition, there were abstract works that were closer to modern art than classical works, so I had a lot of fun looking around the exhibition.

#ThailandFlightEvent This is a travelogue of Paris, France. Thanks to my international student ID and museum pass, I didn't have to pay a separate admission fee to the Orangerie Museum. However, I wanted to hear explanations about the artwork, so I paid an additional fee for an audio guide. The first exhibition hall is Monet's water lilies. They say the space was made into a dome shape just for the water lilies, and the shape of the space made the water lilies feel more magnificent.

#ThailandFlightEvent This is a travelogue of Paris, France. On the second day, it didn't rain, but the weather was very cloudy. I first made a transportation card at a subway station near my accommodation. You must attach an ID photo to the Navigo card. I exchanged my museum pass early in the morning and went to the Orangerie Museum. Fortunately, there weren't many people, so I was able to get in quickly. I saw the work that I had been dreaming of.

Introducing this month's European travel schedule 🗓 Please use it as a reference 🎶 11:00 (2nd photo) Watch the projection mapping of The Little Prince at "Atelier des Lumieres" 📍Location: 38 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris, France 12:00 (3rd photo) "Carette" 📍Location: 25 Pl. des Vosges, 75003 Paris, France 13:00 (4th photo) "Les trois chocolats Paris" 📍Location: 45 Rue Saint-Paul, 75004 Paris, France 13:30 (5th photo) Shopping at "Merci" 📍Location: 111 Bd Beaumarchais, 75003 Paris, France 15:00 (6th photo) "Westfield Forum des Shopping at "Museum of Orangeries" 📍Location: 101 Porte Berger, 75001 Paris, France 16:00 (7th photo) "La Maison d'Isabelle" 📍Location: 47ter Bd Saint-Germain, 75005 Paris, France 16:30 (8th photo) "Notre Dame Cathedral" 📍Location: 6 Parvis Notre-Dame - Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris, France 17:00 (9th photo) "Museum of Orangeries" 📍Location: Jardin des Tuileries, 75001 Paris, France 18:30 (10th photo) "Fou de Pâtisserie" 📍Location: 45 Rue Montorgueil, 75002 Paris, France 19:30 (11th photo) Viewing the Seine 20:00 (12th photo) "Aux Deux Amis" 📍Location: 45 Rue Oberkampf, 75011 Paris, France #0yentrip #Paris #France #museumvisit #Frenchcuisine

I want to enjoy Monet's paintings to my heart's content...! There is a museum in Paris where that dream can come true🇫🇷 Here at the Musée de l'Orangerie, paintings of Monet's gardens are displayed on all four sides of the walls. You can enjoy Monet's paintings wherever you look☺️ You can sit on a bench and relax, or you can see Monet's brushstrokes up close. You can enjoy a relaxing time as if you were visiting Monet's garden🕰 The recommended viewing time is about an hour. You will have to line up to buy tickets, so it is recommended that you buy them in advance💡 The Musée d'Orsay and Hotel de la Marine are within walking distance, so please visit them together🤍! 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-18:00 (closed on Tuesdays) 📍Location: Jardin des Tuileries, 75001 Paris, France #0yentrip #paris #paristrip #monet #orangerie

This time, we will introduce the Musée de l'Orangerie in Paris, France. The highlight of this museum is the water lily mural painted by Monet. It is displayed around the room, and I was surprised at its size. Compared to other museums, the number of exhibits is smaller, but I think it is worth it just to see the water lily paintings! I think it will take about 1 to 2 hours to look around. 📍Location: Jardin des Tuileries, 75001 Paris, France #Spring 0 yen trip

◎Musée de l'Orangerie This is a museum that houses Monet's famous water lilies 🧑🎨 Somehow, it seems like there are more stylish paintings than in Japanese museums. . Even though I'm not familiar with art, I enjoyed it 🖼️✨I'm glad that photography is allowed 💫 📍Location: Jardin des Tuileries, 750011 Paris, France 🎫Tickets: Book your tickets through klook. It's cheaper than buying them officially. 🕝Opening hours: 9:00-18:00 I went around 9:15, and there were already quite a few people there...! It's not a very big museum, and there were a lot of locals there. 🏷️Other: There are shops attached, but they're all so cute. . I tend to buy unnecessary things when I travel, so I refrained from buying them, but I'm regretting that I should have bought them after all. . #Europe trip #France trip #Paris trip #Paris sightseeing #France sightseeing #whirst trip #trip

|See Monet's water lilies. Orangerie Museum | See Monet's Water Lilies in the Orangerie Without PATTERN, without BORDERS is my favorite museum so far. It is a perfect place to daydream and have a hazy dream. In the two oval exhibition halls, the paintings seem to extend into endless time and space, with just the right amount of light, shadow and color. It is true that "all the light in the world is flowing." A romantic encounter with Monet, feeling the sunrise and sunset of the huge "Water Lilies", quiet, romantic, and powerful. In addition to Monet, there are also treasures from masters such as Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse. It is a condensed Impressionist journey. Every painting is a fusion of sunshine and life, and every step is a healing to the soul.

Introducing the popular art museum in Paris, France, Musée de l'Orangerie✨ This museum is located in the Tuileries Garden. The artworks stored there are mainly French art from the 19th century onwards, many of which are works by impressionist painters. The highlight of the museum is the famous impressionist painter Monet's "Water Lilies" tetralogy (Morning, Sunset, Clouds, Green). Four walls of the large room are decorated with this "Water Lilies" tetralogy. There is a large circular bench in the middle, so you can slowly appreciate the artworks on each side♪ 🖼️Spot name: Musée de l'Orangerie 📍Location: Place de la Concorde (côté Seine) 75001 Paris *Located in the Jardin des Tuileries 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-18:00 (last entry: 17:15) *Closed on Mondays and December 25th *Schedules may change, so please check the official website in advance. 🚉Access: Train▶︎About a 5-minute walk from Concorde Station. *The museum is located on the southwest side of the Tuileries Garden. #museum #France #European travel #0 yen trip February 2025

#European travel Paris, France, the city of art🇫🇷 A place with a lot to see because it's full of wonderful architecture and art! If you're wondering where to go on your trip to Paris, check out the places below🩵 ✔️Eiffel Tower, Champs-de-Mars ✔️Louvre Museum, Pont Neuf ✔️Opera Garnier, Galeries Lafayette ✔️Museum d'Orsay, Orangerie ✔️Palace of Versailles ✔️Sainte-Chapelle ✔️Montmartre, Sacre-Coeur #France #France travel #France Paris #Paris travel #Paris hot place #Paris travel destination #European travel destination

Day 1: Art and Palace Travel Day▪️ Morning: Palace of Versailles (Must-visit the Hall of Mirrors! Renting a golf cart in the garden is super easy)▪️ Afternoon: Musee d'Orsay (Van Gogh's "Starry Night" is here! The view from the top-floor clock tower window is amazing) → Musee de l'Orangerie (Immersive experience of Monet's water lilies)▪️ Hidden gameplay: The small train at the back door of the Palace of Versailles goes directly to Queen Marie's Farm, as if traveling through a fairy tale! - Day2: A literary walk on the Left Bank▪️ Morning: Feed pigeons in Luxembourg Gardens → Overlook Paris from the dome of the Pantheon▪️ Afternoon: Buy out-of-print books at Shakespeare and Company → Experience the history left over from the war at the Invalides▪️ Nightlife: Watch the Cancan at the Moulin Rouge / Leave a message "I love you" on the Montmartre Love Wall💌 (311 languages, super romantic!) - Day3: First experience of French romance▪️ Afternoon: Check into your favorite hotel and walk 5 minutes to the Eiffel Tower! You can take pictures of the beautiful sunset on the terrace🌇▪️ In the evening: Picnic at the Champ de Mars → Take a panoramic view of the Eiffel Tower at the Trocadero → Dinner on the Seine River Cruise (the night view is breathtaking!) - Day4: Shopping and medieval secrets▪️ Morning: Galeries Lafayette + Printemps (free rooftop viewing platform!)▪️ Afternoon: Explore antique shops in the Marais → Listen to organ music under the stained glass windows of the Sainte-Chapelle▪️ Foodie Easter egg: L’As du Fallafel Middle Eastern wraps in the Marais, where locals line up! - Day5: Farewell ceremony▪️ Morning: Breakfast on the hotel rooftop with Eiffel Tower view (croissant + freshly ground coffee yyds!)▪️ Morning: Walk along the Champs-Elysées and kiss goodbye to the Arc de Triomphe▪️ Afternoon: Spend the whole day at the LV Museum, eating, drinking and having fun are really good - Fairy hotel recommendation｜Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟1️⃣ Excellent location: 11 avenue de l’Arche, 5 minutes walk from the Eiffel Tower! The La Défense subway station goes directly to Disney/Airport, and there are 3 Michelin restaurants nearby 2️⃣ Breakfast is divine: The panoramic restaurant on the 5th floor, freshly baked croissants + French custard + secret honey, and there are even Chinese soup noodles to save the Chinese stomach! 🍜3️⃣ Service details: Write down what you want to eat on the sign in the room in advance, and breakfast will be delivered to the room the next day 📸 Filming location✔️Take a photo with the Eiffel Tower from the floor-to-ceiling window in the room (choose a high floor!)✔️Order a "Parisian Night" cocktail at the rooftop bar✔️Capture the lazy feeling of the sun shining on the dining table during breakfast - ⚠️ Lightning protection guide· Be careful of subway pickpockets! Backpacks are worn on the front, and cash is kept separately (witnessed a subway pickpocket group) · Restaurant bills include service charges by default, so no tipping is required· The Louvre is less crowded on Tuesday/Wednesday evenings, so it’s a good time to take photos! Save this guide now! In Paris in 2025, let the Eiffel Tower witness your romantic story! 🗼💋

#0yentripFebruary2025 I went to Paris to see the sunset in Montmartre, the gardens of Versailles, and art museums, all beautiful things that refreshed my soul.

Combo ticket price 🎫: 20💶 Where to buy: Combo tickets can only be purchased offline at the Orangerie Museum. When you arrive at the Orangerie Museum, go through security first. After security, you will see a ticket window on the right. At the ticket window, just tell the staff that you want to buy a "combined ticket"! The ticket stubs are beautiful and each one is different! 🥰 📎📎📎 After getting the combo ticket, visit the Orangerie Museum first. The Orangerie Museum is relatively small, so you can efficiently visit the main exhibits. After that, you can visit the Orsay Museum on any day within the next seven days. When queuing at the Orsay Museum, please note that you should queue in the line for those with tickets but without a time slot. Since combo tickets can only be purchased offline, to avoid long queues, it is recommended to go to the Orangerie Museum as early as possible in the morning. This will not only reduce the time spent queuing for tickets, but also give you more time to plan your itinerary after visiting the Orangerie Museum!