Experience the best of the Musée de l'Orangerie

• Enjoy a relaxed, self-guided visit through Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces, with the freedom to explore at your own pace.

• Explore the museum’s permanent collections across galleries, then, when included with your ticket, step into temporary exhibitions on display.

• Browse painting, sculpture, and decorative arts across several levels, moving between galleries to link works and themes that interest you most.

• Enhance your fast-track timed entry ticket with a free immersive audio guide or the Statue of Liberty VR experience (available until 31 January 2027). For greater flexibility, choose an open-dated ticket and visit anytime during opening hours on your selected day.

• Step into Claude Monet’s world through a VR experience that takes you from Argenteuil and the Seine to his home and water-lily pond at Giverny.

• Follow Monet’s fascination with changing light and time through works and series including Poplars, Mornings, Water-Lily Ponds, and Japanese Bridges.

• Discover how Giverny, its pond, and the surrounding landscape became central to Monet’s later work and his monumental Water Lilies cycle.

• Trace the later years of Monet’s career, including his struggle with declining eyesight and the shift in his painting toward near-abstraction.

• Experience the 20-minute sequence through a standalone VR headset, with the experience available in both English and French.

• Join a 2-hour guided tour of the Orangerie Museum focused on Monet’s Water Lilies and key Impressionist works.

• Follow an expert English-speaking guide through the galleries, with commentary on artists, techniques, and context.

• Visit in a semi-private group of 6 or fewer guests for a more intimate museum experience.

• Upgrade to a private tour for your own group of up to 8 people, with a dedicated guide throughout.

• Get more structure than a self-guided visit, with a clear route through the museum’s major highlights.

• Explore Paris's iconic landmarks in one day, from Notre-Dame and Sainte-Chapelle to the Louvre and Musée de l'Orangerie, with entry arrangements taken care of.

• Discover Île de la Cité on a guided small-group walking tour, uncovering the history and stories behind Paris's historic heart.

• Visit Notre-Dame Cathedral independently with free entry and an online audio guide in 10 languages.

• Enjoy reserved entry to the Louvre Museum, plus tickets to Sainte-Chapelle, the Conciergerie, and Musée de l'Orangerie, with select transfers and on-ground assistance included.

• Upgrade to a 3-course Seine River lunch cruise and enjoy Paris's riverside landmarks over a meal, rounding off your sightseeing experience.

• Explore two of Paris’s top art museums in one day with one convenient ticket.

• View the Orangerie Museum’s permanent and temporary collections, including Monet’s Water Lilies and works by Cézanne, Renoir, and Picasso.

• Enter the Louvre during your reserved timeslot and admire masterpieces like the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and Winged Victory of Samothrace.

• Enrich your experience at the Louvre with an audio guide in 11 languages, with insights into the artwork.

• Immerse yourself in French history with these cost-effective combo tickets to Orangerie Museum and Hôtel de la Marine.

• Marvel at the world-famous large-scale paintings Water Lilies series created by Claude Monet at the Orangerie Museum.

• Soak in mesmerizing works like Gabrielle and Jean by Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Pommes et Biscuits by Paul Cézanne.

• Admire French neoclassical architecture at the Hôtel de la Marine’s

Al Thani Collection and learn about the Garde-Meuble era with the audio guide.

• Fun Fact: Monet donated the Water Lilies paintings to the French government in 1918 as a symbol of peace after WW1.

• Get two different takes on Paris in one booking: the city’s lived history at Carnavalet, and the art it inspired at Orsay.

• Carnavalet Museum: Direct entry to the permanent collection plus access to the museum’s temporary exhibitions.

• Orsay Museum: Entry to the permanent collections and any temporary exhibits on display, with an audio guide for self-guided listening.

• Keep plans flexible—both visits are self-paced, so you can take your time in the rooms that matter to you.