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Book Paris Orangerie Museum Tickets
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- Visit the Orangerie Museum, an art gallery of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings, situated in the west corner of the Tuileries Gardens near Place de la Concorde in Paris.
- Enjoy hassle-free access to the Orangerie Museum with pre-booked timed tickets, allowing you to bypass long waiting lines and enter within half an hour of your reserved time slot.
- Marvel at an extensive collection of artworks from renowned artists like Monet, Cézanne, Renoir, and Van Gogh. Don't miss Monet's captivating Water Lilies murals in the serene oval room.
- Enjoy a closer, more personal viewing experience with the museum’s newly designed layout and monographic galleries.
- Don't miss the temporary exhibits featuring artists across centuries, and unwind at the café-cum-bookstore splashed with natural light.
- Visit the Orangerie Museum, an art gallery of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings, situated in the west corner of the Tuileries Gardens near Place de la Concorde in Paris.
- Enjoy hassle-free access to the Orangerie Museum with pre-booked timed tickets, allowing you to bypass long waiting lines and enter within half an hour of your reserved time slot.
- Marvel at an extensive collection of artworks from renowned artists like Monet, Cézanne, Renoir, and Van Gogh. Don't miss Monet's captivating Water Lilies murals in the serene oval room.
- Enjoy a closer, more personal viewing experience with the museum’s newly designed layout and monographic galleries.
- Don't miss the temporary exhibits featuring artists across centuries, and unwind at the café-cum-bookstore splashed with natural light.
Inclusions
- Entry to Orangerie Museum
- Access to the Nymphéas room
- Access to permanent & temporary exhibitions
- Tip: Don't skip the green surroundings of the Orangerie; save time to wander through Tuileries Garden.
- Facilities: Wheelchair accessibility, adapted parking.
- Entry is free on the first Sunday of every month.
- Note that the following are not allowed inside the venue: Large bags & luggage.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Combos
Combo: Orsay Museum Fast-Track Entry Tickets + Orangerie Museum Tickets
from
€27
- Art lovers, look no further as the best combo of visiting the Orsay and Orangerie Impressionism museums in Paris, only 10 minutes apart, is curated for you to enjoy a day with visually delightful artworks.
- With fast-track tickets to Orsay, find noteworthy collections by renowned artists like Van Gogh, Monet, Cezanne, and Manet, and explore other significant works.
- The Orsay museum has a lot of history that you will learn at the former Orsay station, a beautiful structure, and a display of art itself.
- Head to the Orangerie Museum, the sister museum of Orsay, where an oval room with huge displays of 8 Water Lilies canvases by Monet and works by other renowned artists are present.
- See these canvases bathed in natural light, in 2 special rooms built to the artist's exact specifications.
- Art lovers, look no further as the best combo of visiting the Orsay and Orangerie Impressionism museums in Paris, only 10 minutes apart, is curated for you to enjoy a day with visually delightful artworks.
- With fast-track tickets to Orsay, find noteworthy collections by renowned artists like Van Gogh, Monet, Cezanne, and Manet, and explore other significant works.
- The Orsay museum has a lot of history that you will learn at the former Orsay station, a beautiful structure, and a display of art itself.
- Head to the Orangerie Museum, the sister museum of Orsay, where an oval room with huge displays of 8 Water Lilies canvases by Monet and works by other renowned artists are present.
- See these canvases bathed in natural light, in 2 special rooms built to the artist's exact specifications.
Inclusions
Orsay Museum
- Fast-track entry tickets to the Orsay Museum
- Access to permanent collections
Orangerie Museum
- Entry to Orangerie Museum
- Access to the Nymphéas room
- Access to permanent & temporary exhibitions
Orsay Museum
- Tip: As the Orsay Museum is located on the banks of the Seine River, you can enjoy a stroll and soak in the Parisian atmosphere.
- Entry is free on the first Sunday of every month.
- Wheelchairs are available in exchange for a piece of identification.
- Cloakrooms are available free of charge for visitors to drop off their coats, small luggage, and other items subject to a compulsory deposit.
- Cabin-size baggage (56x45x25 cm) is allowed, but valuables are not accepted.
- Please note: The Orsay Museum is at a 10-minute walking distance from the Orangerie Museum, its sister museum.
Orangerie Museum
- Tip: Post the museum, make time to visit the Tuileries Gardens where you can stroll through manicured flower beds and reflecting pools.
- Entry is free on the first Sunday of every month.
- Wheelchairs are available for rent.
- The Orangeire Museum is closed on Tuesdays.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Combos
Combo: Orsay Museum + Orangerie Museum + Centre Pompidou + Quai Branly Tickets
from
€27
- Save money with these combo tickets that give you access to the top museums of Paris, Orsay Museum, Orangerie Museum, Centre Pompidou, and Quai Branly.
- Plunge into the world of Impressionist, and Post-Impressionist as you view masterpieces by the likes of Cézanne, Degas, Picasso, and Monet at Orsay and Orangerie museums, the sister museum of the former, and only 10-minutes apart.
- Admire a vast collection of modern and contemporary art at Centre Pompidou, from the radical lines of Einfach (Simple) by Kandinsky to the iconic Frame by Frida Kahlo.
- Visit the plant-covered Quai Branly and admire over 3,500 iconic artifacts from Africa, Asia, Oceania, and America belonging to the Neolithic era.
- You can choose to visit all 4 museums or pair your ticket with just Orsay Museum, head to the next stage of booking to see your options.
- Save money with these combo tickets that give you access to the top museums of Paris, Orsay Museum, Orangerie Museum, Centre Pompidou, and Quai Branly.
- Plunge into the world of Impressionist, and Post-Impressionist as you view masterpieces by the likes of Cézanne, Degas, Picasso, and Monet at Orsay and Orangerie museums, the sister museum of the former, and only 10-minutes apart.
- Admire a vast collection of modern and contemporary art at Centre Pompidou, from the radical lines of Einfach (Simple) by Kandinsky to the iconic Frame by Frida Kahlo.
- Visit the plant-covered Quai Branly and admire over 3,500 iconic artifacts from Africa, Asia, Oceania, and America belonging to the Neolithic era.
- You can choose to visit all 4 museums or pair your ticket with just Orsay Museum, head to the next stage of booking to see your options.
Inclusions
Orsay Museum
- Entry to Orsay Museum
- Access to permanent collections
- Access to temporary exhibitions (subject to availability)
Orangerie Museum
- Entry to Orangerie Museum
- Access to the Nymphéas room
- Access to permanent & temporary exhibitions
Centre Pompidou
- Entry to the Centre Pompidou Permanent Collection
- Access to the rooftop
- Access to the permanent collection at Centre Pompidou
- Access to the temporary exhibits in galleries 3 and 4
- Access to the museum and kids' gallery
Quai Branly Museum
- Entry to Quai Branly Jacques Chirac Museum
- Access to temporary and permanent collections (upon availability)
- Entry to all 4 museums is free for all on the 1st Sunday of every month, just beware of the crowds!
Orsay Museum
- Tip: Watch out for the bronze edition of Edgar Degas' sublime wax sculpture Little Dancer of Fourteen Years.
- Wheelchairs are available in exchange for a piece of identification.
- Cloakrooms are available free of charge for visitors to drop off their coats, small luggage, and other items subject to a compulsory deposit.
- The deposit capacity will be reduced due to ongoing maintenance work in the cloakrooms. Please try and limit personal belongings during your visit.
- Cabin-size baggage (56x45x25 cm) is allowed, but valuables are not accepted.
Orangerie Museum
- Tip: Want to see a rare early Realist painting by Pablo Picasso? Head toward Large Bather in the Salle 8 Les Arts à Paris exhibition hall.
- Wheelchairs are available for rent.
Centre Pompidou
- Tip: Don't miss the Galerie des Enfants, an exhibition area open to all artistic disciplines where children and their families can get hands-on to develop their outlook on creation.
- Facilities: Wheelchair accessibility, cloakroom, Centre Pompidou accessibility app.
Quai Branly Museum
- Tip: Ensure you save time to roam the largest roof terrace in Paris! Quai Branly's gardens are filled with small hills, trails, pools, and paved paths.
- Facilities: Wheelchair accessibility, audio transcriptions, braille tactile tables, parking.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Why visit the Orangerie Museum?
- Monet's Masterpieces: The Orangerie Museum is famous for housing Monet's iconic "Water Lilies" series. It is displayed in two oval rooms designed to immerse you in the artist's mesmerizing depiction of light, color, and nature.
- Hub of Impressionist Artworks: Here, you will have a wonderful experience with Impressionism. The museum's intimate setting allows for an up-close view of Renoir, Cézanne, Modigliani, Picasso, and other notable works of legendary Impressionist artists.
- Historical Significance: Discover the significance of the Orangerie, built initially as a greenhouse for Versailles, now transformed into a serene space for showcasing 19th and 20th-century French art.
- Unique Architectural Design: The museum's architecture is unique, designed to complement Monet's "Water Lilies." Natural light filters through elliptical ceilings, creating a harmonious ambiance.
Which Orangerie Museum ticket is best for you?
Exploring at your own pace
Go for: Entry Tickets
Guide: No
- These tickets ensure seamless entry to the Orangerie Museum. They also give you access to Nymphéas room and the museum's permanent and temporary exhibitions.
- The self-guided walking tour tickets lets you peacefully check out iconic Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artworks by Paul Cézanne, Amedeo Modigliani and more!
Recommended experience:
If you are on a budget
Go for: Combo Tickets
Guide: Audio guide, depending on ticket type
- Visiting different Parisian landmarks can be an expensive affair if you buy tickets for each attraction separately. With combo tickets, you can have a well-rounded Parisian experience at a budgeted price.
- Depending on the ticket you choose, you can also avail of an audio guide or earn a 5% discount on the tour.
Recommended experiences:
If you want to discover more of Paris
Go for: City Cards
Guide: Yes
- A Paris City Card lets you see more than 60 of the city's attractions without having to buy individual tickets for each.
- The City Cards usually include a hop-on-hop-off bus tour, visits to different museums and galleries, activities like the French Wine Experience, cruises and guided tours to Stade de France, and so much more!
- Validity for these passes varies between 2-6 days.
Recommended experiences:
Cancellation Policy
The Orangerie Museum tickets cannot be rescheduled or cancelled.
Orangerie Museum highlights
Orangerie Museum is home to around 150 permanent pieces of art, showcasing a varied range of collections from brilliant artists. Some of the artists whose work you must definitely check out:
Works of Claude Monet
The Orangerie Museum houses Claude Monet's eight compositions of the Water Lilies, considered an unparalleled achievement of the famed artist. The artists also designed the space in the Orangerie Museum, which consists of two elliptical rooms and gives visitors the illusion of an endless whole. Here are some other pieces of this brilliant artist that you can find in the museum:
- The Morning with Willows
- Reflections of trees
- The Clouds
- Green Reflection
- Setting Sun
Works of André Derain
Andre Derain was the co-founder of Fauvism. He was a french painter, sculptor, and an artist, with some of his artworks being housed at Orangerie Museum, which includes:
- Rose in a vase
- Handwritten correspondence: Andre Derain to Paul Guillaume
- The Painter’s Niece
- Le Noir with the mandolin
- The Road
- The Golden Age
- Still Life with fruits
Works of Paul Cézanne
Through his brilliant artworks, Paul Cézanne initiated the great transition from the 19th-century style to an entirely different world of art in the 20th century. Some of Paul Cezanne’s works that are housed in Orangerie Museum include:
- Flowers and Fruits
- Flowers in a Blue Vase
- Lunch on the Grass
- Still life pear, and green apples
- In the park of Chateau Noir
- Trees and Houses
- Portrait of the Artist's Son
Works of Amedeo Modigliani
He was an Italian painter and sculptor known for his artwork of portraits and nudes in the modern style, which became popular much later after his death as it was not well-received initially. Some of his artworks at the Orangerie Museum include:
- Portrait of Paul Guillaume at mid-thigh
- Paul Guillaume, Novo Pilota
- Redhead Girl
- Woman with a Velvet Ribbon
- The Young Apprentice
- Antonia
Works of Chaim Soutine
He made a significant contribution to the expressionist movement during his time in Paris. He had an individual style more concerned with color, shape, and texture, which acted as a bridge between Abstract Expressionism and traditional approaches. His artworks included in Orangerie Museum are:
- Gladioli
- The Bride
- The Little Pastry Chef
- The White House
- The Young Englishwoman
- The Big Blue Tree
Works of Auguste Renoir
The French artist was the leading painter who played a critical role in the development of the Impressionist style. Pierre-Auguste Renoir was a celebrator of beauty and feminine sensuality. Some of his works that are housed at Orangerie Museum are:
- Flowers in a Vase
- Gabrielle and Jean
- Apples and Pears
- Long Haired Bather
- Woman to the Letter
- Naked Woman in a Landscape
Works of Picasso
Pablo Picasso was a Spanish painter who demonstrated extraordinary artistic talent. He was a painter, printmaker, theatre designer, sculptor, printmaker, and ceramicist who is also known for co-founding the Cubist movement and co-inventing collage.
- The Embrace
- Women at the Fountain
- Woman with Tambourine
- Large still life
- Woman with a white hat
- Nude on a Red Background
Works of Henri Rousseau
Henri Julien Félix Rousseau was also known as the Le Douanier, which happens to be a humorous take on his occupation as a toll and tax collector. Most of his paintings were made in the later stage of his life after his retirement at the age of 49. He was a French post-impressionist painter. Some of Henri Rousseau’s paintings that are housed at the Orangerie Museum are:
- The Chair Factory in Alfortville
- The Ship in the Storm
- Anglers
- La Falaise
- Walkers in a Park
Works of Henri Matisse
Henri Matisse was known for his color usage and his unique style. The French artist was primarily known for being a painter but was also a sculptor, printmaker, and draughtsman. Along with Pablo Picasso, he was one of the artists who helped define the visual arts developments in the early twentieth century. Some of his paintings that are kept at Orangerie Museum are:
- The Young Girl and the Vase of Flowers
- The Three Sisters
- Woman with a Mandolin
- Extended Draped Nude
- Woman with Violin
Plan your visit to Orangerie Museum
Timings
Getting There
Entrances
Facilities
Accessibility
Rules
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- Opening Timings:
Daily (except Tuesday): 9am to 6pm - Last Admission: 5:15pm
- Room Closing Time: 5:45pm
- Closed On: Tuesdays, 1 May, 14 July (morning), 25 December
- Free entry: On the first Sunday of every month, you can enter the museum for free.
Address: Tuileries Garden, Place de la Concorde (Seine side), 75001 Paris.
- By Metro: Metro Lines: 1, 8, or 12
Nearest Metro Station: Concorde Station - By Bus: Bus Routes: 42, 45, 52, 72, 73, 84, 94
undefined - By Car: Car Parks: Place de la Concorde, Pyramides, Carrousel du Louvre
Taxi Station: 252, rue de Rivoli - Velib Stations: Quai d’Orsay-Invalides, National Assembly, Cambon-Rivoli, Quai Anatole France-Musée d’Orsay
Orangerie Museum has two entrances:
- On the west side of the famous Tuileries Gardens (the main entrance)
- On the east side
- The Orangerie Museum has a cloakroom where you can store large bags for safekeeping.
- Over 150 audio commentaries are offered by the museum at a nominal fee.
- Inside the museum, you can locate a shop to buy nice souvenirs.
- The museum also has a cafe where you can stop for a light snack during your tour.
- Toilets and baby-changing areas are available for use.
- Contact the museum's lost and found department if you lose any of your belongings.
- Toilets are adapted for guests with disabilities. Shower toilets are also available.
- Two baby areas are present on level -2.
- The museum compound is accessible to people with reduced mobility. It has facilities like magnetic loops, access ramps, automatic doors, adapted toilets, and elevators.
- Guide dogs and assistance dogs are allowed in the museum.
- Wheelchairs, folding seats and canes can be rented at the museum.
- The Museum has Café and Bookshop-boutiques in its compound. It is accessible to people with reduced mobility.
- Please conduct yourself with decorum, refraining from loud noises, disruptive behavior, or any actions that may disturb fellow patrons.
- You must adhere to designated walkways to prevent damage and not touch the artwork or display cases.
- Large bags, backpacks, and bulky items must be stored in designated areas or lockers for the safety of the artworks and the comfort of other visitors.
- Abide by any specific guidelines posted within each exhibition space, including restrictions on touching specific exhibits or installations.
- Mobile phones and other electronic devices should be set to silent mode to maintain a tranquil atmosphere conducive to appreciating the art.
- Any queries or assistance required should be directed to the museum staff, who are there to ensure a pleasant and informative visit for all guests.
- Eating or drinking is not permitted in the exhibition areas to protect the exhibits from potential spills or stains.
- Parents or guardians are responsible for supervising children at all times to prevent accidental damage to the artworks.
- Café de l'Orangerie (on the premises): Café de l'Orangerie beckons with culinary delights crafted by DUCASSE Paris. Inspired by the museum's collection, its light and delectable menu offers an elegant retreat for global visitors. Situated in the Tuileries Gardens near Place de la Concorde, the café's scenic ambiance invites guests to relax and indulge amidst artistry.
- La Terrasse de Pomone (2.1 km): Visit La Terrasse de Pomone to savor French culinary delights in picturesque settings. The menu features seasonal specialties complemented by a tranquil ambiance, perfect for a serene dinner experience in the heart of Paris!
- Les Platanes (2.2 km): Located within the enchanting Jardin des Tuileries, Les Platanes offers a delectable dining affair amid Parisian charm. Enjoy an authentic French dish amidst lush greenery.
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All your questions about Orangerie Museum tickets answered
Are discounts available on Orangerie Museum tickets?
Yes, discounts on the Orangerie Museum tickets are available. For more information, please check your tickets before purchasing.
What is Orangerie Museum?
The Orangerie Museum is an art gallery in Paris and is home to some of the top impressionist and post-impressionists artwork in the world.
Where is Orangerie Museum located?
The Orangerie Museum is located in Place de la Concorde in Paris.
What is Orangerie Museum famous for?
The Orangerie Museum is famous for holding the eight compositions of the Water Lilies by Claude Monet along with artworks and collections of several other famous artists.
What are the highlights of the Orangerie Museum?
The major highlights of the Orangerie Museum are the Water Lilies collection by Claude Monet, as well as collections by Picasso and Matisse.
What are some of the masterpieces housed at Orangerie Museum?
Some masterpieces housed at the Orangerie Museum are The Embrace by Pablo Picasso, Water Lilies by Claude Monet.
Is there a dress code for visiting the museum?
No, there is no specific dress code for visiting the Orangerie Museum. However, it is suggested that you dress comfortably and respectfully during the visit.
Is there a cafe or restaurant inside the Orangerie Museum?
Yes, the Orangerie Museum has an on-site cafes for a convenient meal break, offering scenic views of the Tuileries Garden.
Can one host a private event or reception at the Orangerie Museum?
The Orangerie Museum offers event spaces for private functions, including receptions, corporate events, and weddings.