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L'Orangerie is an outstanding museum! The Monet water lily paintings are absolutely gorgr! The trick is to get people to stop talking in the gallery and to move away from in front of the paintings! ☺️
We love Claude Monet. We wanted to introduce him to our grandchildren.
Museum to see just for the display of Monet's Water Lilies! Super platform to buy, on the museum website the tickets were not available but here I was able to buy it 10 min before the entrance. Highly recommended!!!
Was able to enter the museum in the FastTrack line without a long queue. This ticket purchase system is to be recommended. The museum exhibition is also absolutely worth seeing.
We particularly liked the pictures of the water lilies. Unfortunately, there were too many people there, so we didn't have time to look at everything in detail.
It avoided the long queues and the time was also well chosen
no waiting. modern museum is comfortable
Skip tail. Beautiful exhibits.
the paintings of the water lilies unmistakably
Avoid waiting in ticket queues and head straight into the museum to experience Impressionist masterpieces, including Monet’s iconic Water Lilies.
Everything you get: Fast-track entry to the Orangerie Museum’s permanent collection and temporary exhibitions. Access to the Nymphéas Room, where Monet’s iconic Water Lilies murals are displayed in immersive, light-filled spaces.
Why choose this: No more waiting in line to get tickets. Save up to 30 minutes there and spend them exploring Monet's Water Lilies and the Impressionist paintings.
Paris is without a doubt a wonderful city. From Montmarte, with its artistic alleys, to the Louvre Museum, to the Eiffel Tower lit up at night, every corner smells of art. Even the Orsay Museum located in the train station with paintings by Van Gogh, Renoir, the glass roof and its precious clock, an iconic symbol of French art, are part of this spectacular city . Skipping the queue and entering at the chosen time embellished the visit.
The fast track tickets were wonderful to have! The Orsay was so very crowded that without them we would have been in line for hours. We chose not to use the audio guide we purchased. Again crowd size limited our ability to stop, look and listen. In the future I will book sooner and get a tour guide. Thanks to head out- the only one to get us last minute tickets into the Orsay !
We did a self-guided tour through the museum and spent several hours enjoying the art and stopping for a nice meal in the Orsay. Day was just delightful because of environment (the former train station alone is worth seeing), exhibits and manner of display.
We had 9:30 set time tickets and were redirected to a shorter line. Anyone buying tickets with any time entry has to wait in a very long line. I recommend these tickets
Perfect! We were able to get into the museum very quickly with the tickets without a hitch and we were able to use the audio guide inside. Magnificent place and lots of works to see. Great experience, thanks!
L'Orangerie is an outstanding museum! The Monet water lily paintings are absolutely gorgr! The trick is to get people to stop talking in the gallery and to move away from in front of the paintings! ☺️
I was able to avoid the queues. Most convenient!!!
Entering with fast track was very helpful 👍🏻
The exhibits were awesome. Love the impressionists.
Exhibition among the most beautiful in the world in a spectacular location
We love Claude Monet. We wanted to introduce him to our grandchildren.
Really excellent service. I was able to get in quickly and the audio guide was very helpful.
Fantastic exhibition...and the location.... mind-blowing.... Very organized at the entrance ,I opted for audio guides which were comprehensive.... exceptional experience
The museum houses some of the best works of Impressionism, there are no long lines (visited on a Saturday lunchtime), I also attended a show with dancers I was unable to download the audio guide I had purchased, probably because of the slow network, I recommend doing that first!
Museum to see just for the display of Monet's Water Lilies! Super platform to buy, on the museum website the tickets were not available but here I was able to buy it 10 min before the entrance. Highly recommended!!!
The visit to the museum went smoothly thanks to the tickets booked with you. Absolutely positive experience. Thank you
Unfortunately, you don't get an audio guide on site but have to download an app digitally and take your own headphones with you. That was disappointing! Otherwise ok.
The venue experienced power outages and then evacuated us after about an hour. This was at one of the museums of the combo ticket. No explination was provided.
problems with the audioguide. I found it hard to use, so I had to pay for an audioguide on the spot, an extra 6 Euros.
I made the reservation 30 min in advance, we went straight in and no lines. What I didn't like is that they say it closes at 6:00 pm when in fact it is 5:30 pm so the time we were able to be inside was even less than expected.
We had an absolute magnificent time! It was so easy making the reservations and walking into the museum almost immediately when we got there. I downloaded your Head Out app and access to the tickets was a breeze! We enjoyed Musee' D'Orsay so much! Thank you!
The HEADOUT tickets enabled us to avoid waiting in line. We were just passing through and were able to enjoy the Musée d'ORSAY in excellent conditions. We recommend the visit with digital audioguide, which is very useful for appreciating each work in this beautiful museum.
Museum's architecture is awesome! The idea of transformation from a train station to a museum. And also, Van Goghs of course!
All good; however, the operator who does phone support does not speak Italian, so if like me you do not know English or French you are not supported Anyway all ok purchased and entered
Was able to enter the museum in the FastTrack line without a long queue. This ticket purchase system is to be recommended. The museum exhibition is also absolutely worth seeing.
Access iconic Impressionist artwork with one ticket to two museums, the Orsay and Orangerie.
Everything you get at the Orsay Museum: Bypass the ticketing lines to enter, get an audio guide for a deeper dive into the stories behind each artwork, get access to the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art collection, and enjoy sweeping views of Paris from the terrace.
Everything you get at Orangerie Museum: Access to the museum's temporary and permanent exhibits, a closer look at Monet’s Water Lilies painting, 20th-century Impressionist artworks by Cézanne, Renoir, and Van Gogh, and a light-filled café-bookstore.
Why choose this combo: Save time by experiencing two of Paris’ iconic museums, 5 minutes apart from each other. Explore Impressionist and Post-Impressionist movement artwork together, and observe the impact of this revolutionary era on the paintings, all in one day.
Inclusions Orsay Museum
Fast-track entry to Orsay Museum's permanent collection
Audio guide
Orangerie Museum
Entry to the Orangerie Museum’s permanent & temporary exhibitions
Access to the Nymphéas Room (Monet's Water Lilies murals)
Orsay Museum
Orangerie Museum
Admission went perfectly. Ticket for 12:30 - inside the Louvre at 12:32. Whether this was due to the head out - I don't know - I think we would have got in with any other ticket. We had already joined the queue at 11:30 and were therefore right at the front of the line. TIP: Be there 1 hour in advance - then you'll be inside quickly at the specified time - the stewards will make sure of that outside. AND: You first have to show and scan your ticket when you are inside and want to go to one of the halls - not at the entrance, where only the bags are checked (scanner like at the airport) and not down in the hall under the pyramid roof. The better entrance is at the pyramid - not at the Caroussell - it's full everywhere - but it's much better at the pyramid ... Getting out of the Louve is more difficult than getting in - we got lost several times despite flyers and signs - finally found the Caroussell exit where there is a shopping mile. As the mall is already full anyway and then the long queues to get into the Louvre - unbelievable and bad. Outside at the pyramid it is very well organized. But you need at least 3 hours to see a small part of it. It's best to go in twice on different days to see everything. Everyone just wants to see the Mona Lisa anyway - further through the Egyptian finds, total emptiness ...
Everything went well. We received our tickets by e-mail 2 days before entry. We only waited 15 minutes in front of the entrance. I can only recommend Hedout.
It is the most interesting museum, and with the audio guide you are immersed in the history of the paintings, it would just need to be better organized for the viewing of the Mona Lisa, to give everyone a way to be able to see it from the front... All in all, a very good experience.
Everything worked perfectly. Tickets, admission and organization on site. We visited the Louvre in the morning and the Palace of Versailles in the afternoon. We had plenty of time. Top!
The Louvre uis a very crowded place, with it seemed to me, 250 people are per timeslot, so get there early. I never downloaded the audio guide, as I had no headphones. Otherwise the online ticket was perfect
It was perfect, I arrived at the scheduled time, I didn't even have to queue for 5 minutes, I got my ticket in advance. I entered at 10:30 and left at 16:00 and was able to enjoy the museum in peace. I recommend buying in advance!
L'Orangerie is an outstanding museum! The Monet water lily paintings are absolutely gorgr! The trick is to get people to stop talking in the gallery and to move away from in front of the paintings! ☺️
The museum is breathtaking, thank you for sharing. The history, architect, statues, artifacts, everything was fascinating.
The organization of the waiting time and the detailed communication of how the visit was organized,allowed us not to have exhausting waiting times. Very detailed audio guide for important works. Only thing is the tickets arrive at the last and no one responds to emails....anxiety as a tourist
Everything was absolutely amazing except the audio part. It was too confusing. I thought my purchased ticket covered the audio, but it didn't. I downloaded the audio, not once, but twice and it didn't work. Otherwise, our trip there was Amazing!! We loved it. I saw the Mona Lisa in person! Beautiful museum!
Wonderful visit to the Louvre - nice idea to put special clothes in relation to art and decoration
The size of the museum and the large number of old exhibits
The uncomplicated entry and the large number of exhibits
Admission was fantastically quick, we were 10 minutes earlier in the Louvre.
Punctual admission at the booked time
Everything perfect . Everything according to the directions
We love Claude Monet. We wanted to introduce him to our grandchildren.
The Mona Lisa and the Liberty
The richness and uniqueness of the works on display
The Egyptian exhibition, the Hall of Apollo were very impressive and of course the Mona Lisa
Mona Lisa painting 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Fantastic experience I recommend anyone to visit the Louvre,
Exhibits were enormous and good
The guide at the Eiffel Tower said he was not allowed to stay on the 2nd platform to tell us something, maybe it is true, but we had the idea that he wanted to get rid of us quickly. He sent us right to the top, we didn't see him after that. We got by, so fine. But then a lot of money for just the entrance.
The Louvre is really very impressive! What was annoying for us was that we had to stand in a long queue for 1 hour despite having a ticket with admission time! A member of staff we spoke to just shrugged her shoulders and sent us to the back of the queue. Only tour groups were admitted on time....
Access Monet’s Water Lilies and the famed Mona Lisa, all in one ticket, with expert audio commentary.
Everything you get at the Orangerie Museum:
Enjoy access to both permanent and temporary exhibitions in the heart of the Tuileries Gardens. Experience the tranquility of Monet’s Water Lilies in the Nymphéas rooms designed by Monet himself, and discover masterpieces by Cézanne, Modigliani, Matisse, and more in the Jean Walter and Paul Guillaume collection.
Everything you get at the Louvre Museum:
Get direct entry within the reserved time slot to the world’s largest and most visited museum. Admire iconic works like the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and The Winged Victory of Samothrace, guided by a multilingual audio guide available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Polish, and Japanese.
Why choose this: Your ticket gets you access to the vast artwork at the bustling, world-renowned Louvre with an audio guide, and Impressionist paintings at the less crowded Orangerie Museum, to be explored in one day.
Inclusions
Entry to the Orangerie Museum's permanent & temporary collections and exhibits.
Reserved entry to the Louvre Museum.
Audio guide in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Polish & Japanese.
Orangerie Museum
Wheelchairs are available for rent.
Pets are not allowed inside the venue.
Guide dogs are welcome.
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In 1852, to protect the orange trees in the Tuileries Garden from the harsh winter, Napoleon III commissioned a structure that later evolved into today’s Orangerie Museum—one of Paris' most esteemed art galleries.
The museum showcases an extraordinary collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces, including Claude Monet's iconic *Water Lilies *series, works by Pablo Picasso, and other renowned artists.
Want to make the most of your visit? Discover our insider tips for selecting the perfect Orangerie Museum tickets and exploring its world-class collection with ease.
The Orangerie might not be as famous as the Louvre or the Musée d’Orsay, but that’s part of its charm. It’s a peaceful, intimate space where you can enjoy some of the greatest masterpieces of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art without the overwhelming crowds. Home to works by Claude Monet, Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, Alfred Sisley, and Maurice Utrillo.
The Orangerie wasn’t always an art museum. Built in 1852 as a simple shelter for the orange trees of the Tuileries Garden, it has since served as everything from a warehouse to military accommodation. In 1921, it came under the care of the Beaux-Arts administration, and with the involvement of Claude Monet, evolved into a temple of art. Today, it’s a beautifully restored museum that carries the layers of its past—making it an even more special place to visit.
The museum's crown jewel is, without a doubt, Claude Monet’s Water Lilies. These massive murals were designed specifically for the Orangerie, and stepping into the rooms where they’re displayed feels like entering another world.
Monet spent over 30 years perfecting this series, capturing the tranquility and beauty of his garden at Giverny. As you stand in front of these murals, it’s easy to lose yourself in the soft colors and flowing brushstrokes. It’s an experience that’s as emotional as it is visually stunning—and one you won’t want to miss.
The Orangerie’s collection goes beyond Monet. Masterpieces like Young Girls at the Piano, The Afternoon in Naples, The Groom, *and Portrait of Paul Guillaume *offer a glimpse into the diverse 20th-century art scene. To gaze upon these and (hopefully) be inspired by the rich textures, bold colors, and innovative techniques that defined an era, is an artist’s dream.
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Claude Monet’s breathtaking mural captures the essence of serenity in nature. His soft, fluid brushstrokes evoke the calm of the water and the stillness of the lilies, making it a meditative experience.
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In this stunning continuation of Monet’s garden, light seems to dance on the surface of the water. Monet’s signature Impressionist style brings a sense of peacefulness as the scene subtly shifts with each glance.
Marie Laurencin’s pastel-toned portrait of two women radiates intimacy and feminine grace, with soft colors that create an almost dreamlike ambiance.
Paul Cézanne’s exploration of form comes alive in Large Bather, where simplicity meets complexity in his study of light, shadow, and shape through the human figure.
Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s tender depiction of two girls at a piano captures a warm, domestic moment. The piece exudes charm and the innocence of youth through Renoir’s light-filled, expressive brushstrokes.
Amedeo Modigliani’s stylized portrait of art dealer Paul Guillaume is an exercise in minimalist elegance, using striking, elongated features to convey a sense of calm and contemplation.
Paul Cézanne’s still life reveals his fascination with the geometry of everyday objects. Through subtle shifts in color and light, he transforms a simple table setting into a study of form and balance.
Chaim Soutine’s The Little Pastry Chef pulsates with energy, using bold brushstrokes to bring the young subject to life. His unique style captures the rawness of the moment.
Henri Rousseau’s fantastical vision of a horse-drawn carriage transports viewers into a surreal landscape, where whimsy meets reality in his signature naive style.
Marie Laurencin’s delicate rendering of Coco Chanel celebrates the iconic fashion figure. Through soft, elegant hues, Laurencin captures the quiet sophistication of Chanel’s poised presence.
Yes. You must enter the museum within 30 minutes of your booking time. If you miss your slot, you can book a replacement time slot for the same day (as per availability); if you can’t, your tickets can’t be exchanged/refunded.
Tickets grant access to Claude Monet’s Water Lilies, the museum’s permanent collections, and any temporary exhibitions running during your visit.
No, audio guides are not included. You can purchase them at the venue for €5 for adults and €3.50 for children aged 6-12.
Free entry is available for EU citizens aged 18 to 25, ICOM card holders, disabled visitors and one accompanying person as well as jobseekers and those on minimum social benefits. A valid ID is required, and time slots must still be reserved in advance.
Visitors with free admission are also required to book a time slot and the enter within 30-minutes rule holds good. It is also necessary to show identification proof at the entrance.
Entry is free on the first Sunday of every month, but you still need to reserve a time slot in advance. Additionally, from October 4, 2024 – January 24, 2025, the museum offers late-night entry on Friday evenings at a reduced rate of €10.
No, you can select different dates and time slots for each museum included in your combo ticket, allowing you to spread your visits over multiple days.
Absolutely! While the Louvre and Orsay are incredible museums, Orangerie offers a more intimate experience, especially with Monet's "Water Lilies" in their uniquely designed space. It also houses a superb collection of early 20th-century masterpieces by artists like Renoir, Cézanne, and Modigliani.
