Musée d'Orsay (Art Museum)

The museum is absolutely stunning on the inside, and even though there were a lot of visitors, it didn’t feel crowded except around a few popular paintings. Don’t hesitate to visit, even if it seems busy! My only advice is to book a time slot on their website in advance. This way, you can skip the long lines and get in within 10 minutes, even during peak hours. We arrived around noon, and the experience was smooth and enjoyable.
Nasser - a week ago

This is a great museum. It has many beautiful and famous sculptures and paintings. The building is also very beautiful. You will find famous Van Gogh paintings too It will take around 2 hrs to visit the whole museum. Do visit this museum if you want to cover another museum in Paris after the Louvre (BTW this is located near Louvre). Book tickets in advance if you are visiting over the weekend or on holidays.
Alok Aditya - 2 months ago

The Musée d’Orsay is a true gem in Paris! Housed in a beautifully restored former train station, it offers an extraordinary collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces. From Monet and Van Gogh to Degas and Renoir, every gallery is a feast for the eyes. The museum’s layout is intuitive, and the spacious design allows for a comfortable viewing experience, even on busy days. The clock windows provide stunning views of the Seine and Paris, adding to the charm of the visit. The staff is friendly, and the audio guides enhance the experience with rich insights. A must-visit for art lovers and anyone seeking a cultural highlight in Paris!
Mario Maroun - a month ago

Beautiful museum showcasing extraordinary art. Particularly enjoyed the impressionist art. Many of the works are much larger than I had thought they would be! Added to their grandeur. This is a must if you are in Paris. We arrived at 4pm on a Friday, and there was no line at the security. We only had until 6pm to look around but it was pretty empty and easy to see most of the art. They starting closing some of the rooms and areas before 6pm so be mindful of that.
Let's Eat Houston - 2 months ago

Absolutely beautiful artwork is housed here. I recommend buying tickets far in advance, as they sell-out. I purchased my tickets through a guide site, so that I would have the first entry. I arrived about 0914 for my untimed spot in the line. It took less than 10 minutes to enter once the doors were opened. Security was quick and easy. The museum is beautifully arranged and is art itself. I was unfortunately, very disappointed. There is a sign warning that some pieces may be on loan, but literally the most famous Van Gogh, which I was specifically coming to see, was not there. Additionally, I know one of the Monet I expected to see was also not present. There are however, plenty of other beautiful art work to admire. I would still recommend the museum, but don't expect to see any particular pieces. It isn't clearly labeled online nor on site until you are inside and at the site of the pieces what is missing. I would go again, but not unless I had assurances from the museum that the pieces were present. I heard others discussing their disappointment and being similarly upset.
Ariss McKalynn - a week ago