Musee des Beaux-Arts

This gallery is far larger than expected, if you like European oil painting friends, you must have enough time to go shopping. After entering the gallery, you can ask the front desk staff for a Chinese guide. Although there is not much information, it is good to act as a map. I am not an art lover personally, but the collection of the museum has a very big visual impact on me, there are very few tourists, you can stop and observe the artwork, you can also put a variety of POSE to take pictures with the artworks you like!

I read somewhere that this is the museum with the most art collections outside Paris, so I look forward to it for a long time. From the outside, it is really a carved rim of jade two buildings and a beautiful garden with a fountain. But once I entered, I found that there was no audio guide or English manual (except for the museum map). There were many permanent exhibitions, hidden treasures everywhere, and once again the news on paper was in French (I spent some time with Google to translate ......). As for the layout of the museum, many artworks are hung high on the wall, and the lights are extremely dazzling there is still a moment to go left for a while to go right, a moment to enter and exit, a long way to see a painting. Simple improvements can make this museum better!

The MuséedesBeaux-Arts Orleans is a world-renowned art shrine. Paintings, sculptures, artifacts and artworks are classics in the classics. 18th-century oil and hydrant paintings, the Fourth Element of Druey, and the statue of Joan of Arc are all national treasures of France. Open Tuesday to Saturday 9:30-12:15, 13:30-17:45, Sunday 14:00-18:30. Tickets are 3 euros for adults and 4 euros for students. Special exhibitions are sold separately. It can be reached in 20 minutes on foot from the train station.

This art center, located in the local city center, the whole display has a special artistic feel.

Because I like art from a young age, I have visited the museum a lot. This is my first time to watch the Impressionist master works up close, which is very shocking.