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

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 of Fine Arts is a museum where you can see Monet's works and experience the background and people of the era in which Romanticism developed. This is a museum that you can see in less than an hour, and it gives you the feeling of visiting Monet's house. #EuropeanTravel

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

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

|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!

The Monet Gallery in the Orangerie Museum in Paris can be said to be an essential stop on the trip. Especially in a gallery full of people, you can feel the interaction between people and works. This interaction is part of art. It is also a unique experience to communicate with the master. The gallery is small as a whole, but if you are here for Monet, this is the best place in Paris. The location of the museum is quite central, just on the side of the Place de la Concorde. No matter what mode of transportation you use, it is very convenient to get here

#EuropeanTravel #Paris If I had to choose one Paris art museum, I would choose the Orangerie Museum. It is the museum that houses Monet's Water Lilies. It can be said that it is the museum that most accurately captures the intention of Monet's Water Lilies. At first, I thought there would be one large painting, but it is surrounded by Monet's Water Lilies in a circular room. It is not just one simple painting, but several Water Lilies paintings are connected, so you can enjoy them in 360 degrees. It was such a satisfying place that I could sit and look at them all the time. In addition, there are special exhibitions by David Hockney and others, so I came here after seeing many other works. If you have to go to one art museum, I recommend this one!!

📍Paris, France The Orangerie, a representative art museum in Paris where you can appreciate Monet's most famous water lily paintings! Even though I made a reservation in advance and visited, it was a museum loved by many people, so there was a waiting line 🎶 The water lilies I saw in person were so moving 🥹 In addition to water lilies, there were works from various eras, so it was a great museum to enjoy cultural life 💫 If you visit Paris, I recommend you visit the Orangerie Museum without fail :) #European travel

🌟The Musee d'Orsay was built in 1986 and is rated as one of the "Three Major Art Museums in Paris" along with the Louvre and the Pompidou Center. Converted from the Orsay train station, this museum houses the largest collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works in the world. 1️⃣Business hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:30-18:00 (closed on Monday) 2️⃣Ticket purchase: It is recommended to purchase tickets on Taobao. You don’t need to queue up. You can directly scan the QR code given by the merchant to enter. It is convenient and fast. It is also suitable for friends who cannot fix their schedule. They can buy tickets online before going and get them issued immediately. 3️⃣Transportation: 🚇The art museum is right outside the subway station. If you live near the opera house, it is also very close. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Paris Île-de-France

#DecemberTravelSupportEvent The artist I have loved the most for a long time is Monet. Just looking at Monet's paintings makes my heart ache. He is an artist who captures my emotions perfectly. If that's the case, Orangerie is my sea of ​​tears ㅋㅋㅋ There is an exhibition hall that only displays water lilies, just as Monet wanted people to fully appreciate them. Even when there are a lot of people, my heart becomes calm when I go there.

#DecemberTravelSupportEvent The artist I've loved the most for a long time is Monet. So Orangerie is one of the places I absolutely have to go. In the end, it's a place where I burst into tears while looking at the artwork ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Monet, who always stimulates my emotions💕 It's a place set up exclusively for practice artwork so that the audience can quietly focus. Awesome💜

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Monet's Garden and Claude Monet's House are located in Giverny, Normandy, France. It is the former residence of the famous French Impressionist painter Monet. Here you can see two parts: the water garden and the garden. The garden, also known as the Normandy Garden, is located in front of the house and is rectangular in shape, covering an area of ​​about one hectare. The flower area includes multiple gardens planted with different flowers. There are 4 During the opening season of the month, the flowers are in full bloom, as if all the colors in the world have been gathered here. Even before the park closes in October, people can still enjoy the tranquility of the chrysanthemums. The water garden is an artificial lake filled with water lilies, and a Japanese-style bridge is built in the center of the water garden. It is because of this water garden that we can see Monet's famous water lily series paintings at the Orangerie Museum in Paris. Monet is the founder of Impressionism. He lived in this garden for the next 40 years of his life, where Monet studied deeply the reflection of light and color in water, depicting different scenes in the four seasons. In his later years, he successfully created hundreds of paintings with water lilies as the theme, and Become his most representative work. Walking through the garden, visitors may feel Monet's joy and tranquility as he sat quietly by the pool and experienced the intersection of nature and inspiration. This beautiful garden and painter's home was the source of inspiration for the Impressionist master Claude Monet and is now a pilgrimage site for art lovers and tourists. From Paris: Train: Take the train from Paris Saint-Lazare train station (Gare Saint-Lazare) to Vernon, which takes about 45 minutes. After arriving in Vernon, you can take a bus or taxi to Giverny, which takes about 20 minutes. Self-driving: It takes about 1.5 hours (about 75 kilometers) to drive from Paris to Giverny, along the A13 highway. play time Opening hours: Monet's gardens and former residence are generally open from April to the end of October, from 9:30 am to 18:00 pm every day. Best season to visit: Spring and summer (April to September) are the best times to visit, when all kinds of flowers are in bloom in the garden and the scenery is the most charming.

During my trip to Paris, France, I visited the Orangerie Museum! It was my first time visiting a museum in Paris, and I really enjoyed it. Seeing the artworks that I had only seen in books was fascinating, and it was amazing to see the brush strokes on the actual pieces! If you ever travel to Paris, France, I highly recommend visiting this museum. ☑️Address Jardin des Tuileries Place de la Concorde 75001 Paris ☑️Opening Hours Mon, Wed-Thu, Sat-Sun 9:00-18:00 Friday 9:00-21:00 ☑️Closed and Free Exhibitions Closed every Tuesday Free admission on the first Sunday of every month

Enjoy the great works of two masters, Monet's Water Lilies, which can be appreciated up close in large scale, truly worth it! You can sit in the exhibition room and quietly enjoy the peace that the artwork brings to your soul. Picasso's works downstairs are also not to be missed, it's rare to see so many paintings at once, truly a feast for the eyes. Next to it is the Tuileries Garden, after the exhibition, you can have a picnic there.

#exhibition 📍 Musée de l'orangerie A must-visit art museum in Paris, the first floor mainly displays Monet's water lilies, while the basement floor has works by Picasso, Matisse and others. It is strongly recommended to buy tickets and reserve entry time online. In addition to saving queuing time, it can also avoid the embarrassment of not being able to enter. Monet's Water Lily Exhibition Hall is circular, with two rooms, each displaying four works. There are also thoughtful chairs in the middle of the exhibition hall so that visitors can sit down and immerse themselves in the embrace of Monet's water lilies. If you come to Paris, you must not miss this place. ❣️Transportation: Metro Line 1, Exit 4, Concorde, 6 minutes walk ❣️Tickets: 12.5€ for all (free for those under 18) #France #Paris

#Paris travel destination There aren't many works, but it's a place where you can go just by looking at Monet. It's a bright white-toned art museum, so it's neat and sensuous overall. It's free if you have a European student visa, and they keep to the closing time, so please note :-) 📍Orangerie Museum Jardin des Tuileries, 75001 Paris, France

#Paris travel destination I highly recommend visiting the Orangerie Museum when you come to Paris. Along with the beauty of the lotus pond, the underground masterpieces made me forget the fatigue of waiting in line in the rain and having a wonderful time :-) It is a place where you can feel overwhelmed by the space. Although it is smaller than other museums, it is composed of impressive works.💕 📍Orangerie Museum Jardin des Tuileries, 75001 Paris, France

#10월여행지원금이벤트 The reason why the Orangerie Museum is famous is because of Monet's water lily series! I went down there for the first time and saw the artwork, but I was overwhelmed by the length. There is a place to sit in the middle of the exhibition hall, so it is nice to sit and quietly appreciate it. The natural light coming down from the sky makes it even prettier ^_^

#OctoberTravelSupportEvent If you go to the Orangerie Museum, there's a room full of Monet paintings. Someone bragged about it before and I was so jealous. I heard that if you go late, there will be a lot of people, so I went to Open Run while I was still adjusting to the time difference. I got a whole painting in one shot without anyone bothering me. Lucky❤️