Orsay Museum

Follow the evolution of Impressionism across Orsay and Orangerie, two Paris museums located a short walk apart.

Orsay Museum: Get fast-track entry to the permanent collection.

Orangerie Museum: Access the permanent and temporary exhibitions, including the Nymphéas Room.

Visit both independently, with no guided group schedule, so you can pace each museum around your day.

Pair Orsay’s wider Impressionist collection with Orangerie’s focused Monet experience in one art-led route.

Enjoy skip-the-line entry to Rodin Museum and its gardens, and visit Orsay Museum to see its vast collection.

Walk through the Rodin Museum and its gardens, home to iconic works like The Thinker, The Kiss, and The Gates of Hell. See unique pieces acquired by Rodin, including works by Van Gogh and Renoir, alongside his own sculptures.

Explore the Orsay Museum’s renowned 19th-century art collection, featuring masterpieces by Monet, Renoir, and Van Gogh.

Visit at your own pace and stay as long as you like during museum hours at both venues.

Enjoy access to the Louvre and Orsay Museums’ collections, from ancient treasures to Impressionist masterpieces with audio guides for both, in one combo ticket.

Access the Louvre’s temporary exhibitions and visit the Musée Eugène-Delacroix, to get a deeper understanding of classical and Renaissance art and history.

Admire the artworks at your own pace, including the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and Winged Victory, with expert insights from your audio guide.

Explore the Orsay Museum’s permanent collection with art by Monet, Van Gogh, & more.

Make the most of your time in Paris with one combination ticket: the Orsay Museum and a Seine River cruise.

Discover the Orsay’s art collection featuring portraits influenced by the 19th-century revolutionary movement, plus access to temporary exhibitions.

Relax on a 1-hour Seine River cruise, passing iconic Paris landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame Cathedral.

Choose from audio commentary in 14 languages during the cruise for an informative journey.

Step into the Orangerie Museum to see Monet’s Water Lilies and a rich collection of Impressionist and modern artworks.

Your ticket includes access to the museum’s permanent collection and temporary exhibitions during your visit.

Visit the Nymphéas Room, where Monet’s large-scale Water Lilies murals are displayed in two oval galleries.

Explore at your own pace after entry, with the freedom to spend more time on the artworks and rooms that interest you most.

Choose between timed entry, open entry, or an Orsay combo ticket depending on the option selected.

Unlock Musée d'Orsay with a private art expert who brings Impressionist and 19th-century works to life through clear storytelling and conversation.

Meet your expert guide just outside the museum entrance, then use your pre-booked ticket to enter together and begin your private visit right away.

Follow your guide through set routes across key galleries, then stay inside after the tour to revisit favorites or wander new rooms at your own pace.

Hear clear explanations of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works, ask every question, and leave with a deeper grasp of the movement's impact.

Select your guide language from English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Russian, Chinese, or Arabic.

Explore Paris on a journey that takes you from hands-on science exhibits and planetarium shows to timeless art and the grand galleries of the Louvre.

Get to see permanent exhibitions at the Science & Industry Museum covering topics like space missions, genetics, robotics, and climate change, all brought to life through interactive displays and live demonstrations.

Climb aboard the real 1950s Argonaute submarine or watch stunning cosmic shows in the planetarium, adding depth to your scientific discovery.

Skip the lines at the Louvre and take your time exploring iconic artworks like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo, with an included audio guide to bring each piece to life.

Walk through vast collections that span ancient civilizations, classical sculpture, and European paintings, all housed in the world’s most visited museum.