This is a great small museum that is easy to go thru in 1-1.5 hours. The water lilies are amazing, and the permanent exhibits are very pleasant too. Would recommend for people that don't want to spend all day in a museum. More

I like museums in small doses and this one is perfect. The very best part are the two special rooms housing eight "Water Lily" murals by Claude Monet. Beautiful! More

Lay out and scale...I never realised the paintings were that large in scale. The colours are so beautiful.. The layout was very impressive and modest entry price. Make sure you walk through the Tuillerie gardens first... More

This museum is worth a visit to see the huge canvases that Monet produced of the water lillies in his garden. The museum dispalys them in an oval room to good effect. You can see all the details and brush strokes close up. There are other exhibits on at the same time. Vist on the first Sunday of the month... More

The museum was very easy to get to. Excellent access from Metro and the bus.It was smaller than I had expected but this exhibit was well worth it. There were little couches in the galleries so you could sit and just marvel at the beauty. This museum was in the top 4 attractions in Paris for me. More

The Orangerie is not very popular, but it's raison d'etre and the reason to visit are the monumental Monet canvases depicting his gardens in Giverny. Don't miss it. More

The juxtaposition of these priceless paintings set in ornate gold frames, hung on stark concrete walls added to the feeling I was viewing precious relics from a by-gone day. I particularly liked being shown a wider selection of artists from the impressionist era. I met a couple new arts who affected me - Marie Laurencin and Chiam Soutine. More

Monet's eight large water lilies panels (Les Nympheas) are beautifully displayed in two purpose built rooms. The museum also has some other wonderful art works and changing exhibitions. The museum holds some fine works by Renoir,Monet, Cezanne, Sisley, Picasso, Matisse, Modigliani, Utrillo and Rousseau. In 2009 photos were allowed in the museum but not so in May 2012 (a policy... More

enjoy the museum, then exit & enjoy Place de la Concorde, then walk along the river to Pont Alexandre - great views. More