Paris: Orangerie Museum Fast-Track Ticket - Skip the Line Access

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Impressionist art

Impressionism, which began in France, is an artistic technique that uses light, color, and texture. Monet is a representative painter of Impressionism. At the Orangerie Museum, eight large canvases are installed in an oval room, so you can enjoy Monet's work in a panoramic manner by completing one continuous work. Feel as if you are looking at an outdoor garden while appreciating the work !

A masterpiece you shouldn't miss, Monet's 'Water Lilies'

On the first floor of the Orangerie Museum, you can see one of Monet's most famous works, 'Water Lilies'. When Monet donated the work to the Orangerie Museum, he is said to have set two conditions: "It must be visible to all" and "It must be displayed in a white space with natural light and no decoration."

The exhibition hall of the Orangerie Museum is a space that perfectly meets Monet's needs, so come and admire his works in an exhibition hall that has been perfectly realized just as Monet imagined.

Enrich your work with audio guides

In addition to Monet's works, the Orangerie Museum displays works by various artists. If you want to know more about the works, we recommend renting an audio guide on site to listen to detailed explanations of the works and appreciate them in depth.