The collection is very small and the showpieces are the canvases that form Claude Monet's Waterlillies, but you knew that! There are sure to be crowds, but you know that as well. This mustn't discourage a visit to these magnificent works. Admittedly, for me, the remainder of the collection was not nearly so memorable, but I do feel that it... More

We went here as an alternative to the long lines at The Louvre. Short lines. An amazing exhibit of Italian Impressionists! Went back to Louvre afterwards but Musée de l'Orangerie was most impressive.

Good art. Worth one hour. Take pictures of outside traffic. They will empty the galleries 15 min before closing.

You should not miss this museum. Use your Paris Museum Pass and enter a museum with fewer people than d'Orssay but plenty of Impressionist masterpieces. The rooms with the Monets are amazing. Then later in the day watch "Midnight in Paris" and you can say "I was there"! Also there are comfortable chairs for a bit of a rest in... More

Too many marble stairs. There is no self help assistance; small spaces to wait in long lines at rest rooms are difficult for many.

The Monet rooms took my breath away. The rooms were not crowded so you could sit and enjoy the glory. Worth a trip to Paris

If you are a Monet fan, you must visit the Musee de l'Orangerie! The Monet water lilies are just stunning to see in person. They are breathtakingly beautiful! If I come back to Paris, I will definitely come back to this museum! Even if you are not a big Monet fan, I think you will be impressed by these paintings.

A small museum but with the Water Lilies it is a real find. Many fine paintings and artwork - would recommend and take a walk in the Tuilleries gardens after your visit.

With D'Orsay right across the river it maybe be tempting to bypass this spot. But it was one of our favorites and a nice small size that you don't get overwhelmed by all the art. We would not have gone here unless we had the museum pass. I'm glad we did it was great.