Musée d'Orsay (Art Museum)

Superb museum with plenty to see. We spent over 4 hours here and thoroughly enjoyed it. Also had our breakfast and dinner as well which was really nice. Going back this April as a lot changes every now and again, and will have changed.

Martin Ewen - 1 day ago

There are many reasons why this is one of the most important museums in the world, and stands out even in Paris where there is so much to do and see. Beautiful architecture and breathtaking artwork of course, but the ambiance and even the restaurant are noteworthy. Save yourself some hassle and a long wait in line by buying your tickets online for a small fee. I bought mine online with my phone when I arrived, and walked to the reserved ticket entrance bypassing a line of a couple hundred people.

Andy Duvall - 17 days ago

I visited this Museum with my toddler sleeping in a stroller. I was really concerned that there would be only steps but this place had ramps on either side of the exhibits. How wonderful. It wasn't crowded. We didn't even buy tickets online. The queues moved quickly. It was a fantastic experience even though my son missed everything. I would recommend this place for ppl with small kids. there is also a food stall outside with the best sandwiches.

dillyjanjan - 20 days ago

An amazing museum, really impressive from the inside with some of the most famous works of art in their collections. For an instance, you can see pieces like the most famous Van Gogh paintings. There are also numerous statues spread around the museum for the delight of the visitor. I recommend spending at least half a day in there if you can't have a full day. Less than that is too little time. For those who do like art and museums, I recommend visiting in multiple days, so you have enough time for checking the entire place.

Alexandre Machado Rocha - 1 month ago

It is located parallel to the Louvre but on the opposite side of the Seine river. I recommend to go there through the bridge of love. In my opinion it is way better than the Louvre! It has several modern masterpieces of famous artists, and a dedicated hall to each artist. The atmosphere is quiet (as opposed to the Louvre) and relaxing. The only drawback is that there is no English translation to the descriptions of the pictures... so you have to take the audio guides (which don't cover all the exponents in the museum). All in all it is one of the best museum in Paris!!!!!

Artem Aleksandrovich Kost - 1 month ago

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