Nestled within Paris's picturesque Tuileries Garden in central Paris is the renowned Orangerie Museum. Start your visit with a brief security check before immersing yourself in France’s most beloved artistic treasures.

What to Expect During Your Visit

The museum offers a self-paced exploration of Claude Monet's monumental Water Lilies and other Impressionist paintings, designed for viewing in natural light. This meditative experience is unique among museums globally.

Key Features at The Orangerie Museum

• Monet’s engaging vision: At Level 0, discover the eight Water Lilies murals installed within oval rooms. Conceived by Monet in 1909, these works create a “room for peaceful meditation amidst a flowering aquarium,” embodying his vision of nature and reflection.
• Masterpieces beyond Monet: Explore additional masterworks from leading artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries:
  • Gabrielle and Jean by Pierre-Auguste Renoir – a tender portrait capturing domestic warmth.
  • The Young Apprentice by Amedeo Modigliani – a striking portrayal marked by the artist’s melancholy style.
  • Pommes et Biscuits by Paul Cézanne – a still life that redefined modern composition with masterful artistry.
• Rotating exhibitions: The museum also features temporary exhibitions of modern and contemporary works, offering new perspectives on both classic and current art forms in dialogue with its permanent collection.
• A peaceful cultural retreat: Distinct from the city’s hustle, The Orangerie Museum provides a relaxed atmosphere ideal for unwinding. Post-visit, consider strolling through Tuileries Garden or enjoying refreshments at the museum's café.

Optional Upgrades Available

• Audioguide: Choose an audioguide in English, French, Dutch, Italian, Chinese, Spanish and Portuguese to gain deeper insights into the history of The Orangerie Museum and perspectives behind its artworks.