Reviews The Orangerie Museum of Paris
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Making a reservation for the D'Orsay was easy and transparent, and the e-reservation came through immediately. Thus I was able to print it before I left home.
However, the Louvre e-reservation took about 24 hours to be delivered, which meant that I was already in Paris by that point and unable to print it out. I had my iPad, so I could show the reservation on the screen, but for someone without a smart device it may have been a problem.
Moreover, it wasn't clear why the reservation was initially flagged as "in preparation" - only when I had the small print elsewhere in the Louvre booking pages did I discover that e-tickets can take up to 48 hours to be processed and delivered. It would be helpful to make this more transparent, I think.
On the whole, the site is very convenient and useful, and I would recommend it. I shall certainly use it again - but 48 hours before I leave home!
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Richiama Allo sguardo interiore
La réservation en ligne a permis d'être intégré sur une file beaucoup plus rapide que celle sans réservation préalable.
Le musée de l'orangerie est a voir absolument pour ses gigantesques fresques des peintures de Monet au jardins de Giverny (nymphéas notamment).
je me suis présenté à Orsay le mardi. erreur 1h/1/2 d'attente.
Samedi matin à 10h c'était parfait.
Aucun problème. Procédure claire et simple .Satisfaction totale.
A recommander
Umbuchung
Ich habe falsch gebucht. Nach telefonische Anfrage wurde die falsche Bestellung storniert und ich erhielt eine Gutschrift. Danach konnte ich richtig buchen, mit der Gutscheincode! Schnelle Hilfe, nach 10 Minuten war alles erledigt. Super!
En moins de 5mn, c'était réglé. billets achetés et imprimés.
Parfait, rien à dire.
Très facile et agréable
On se réjouit d'y aller
Editorial Review
Ah, the Orangerie Museum! What an enchanting place that unfolds before us the story of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art. Located in the heart of the Tuileries Garden in Paris, this museum, once an orangery, has reinvented itself to become an intimate yet majestic showcase for art.
As soon as you step through its doors, you're captivated by the beauty of the works on display. The permanent collection, dominated by Claude Monet's iconic Water Lilies, immerses us in a world of color and light. These vast canvases, true manifestations of serenity and nature, transport us to an aquatic realm where time seems suspended. Monet, with his unparalleled mastery, invites us to contemplate the garden at Giverny as a metaphor for inner peace.
But the Orangerie Museum is not limited to Monet. The encounter with works by Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse, among others, offers a broad and diverse perspective on Impressionism. Each painting, each brushstroke tells a story of a pivotal era and artists who, through their boldness, challenged the conventions of their time.
The very architecture of the museum, with its large windows and abundant light, creates a harmonious dialogue between the space and the artworks. It is a place where one can stroll, pause, and meditate, making every visit a unique sensory experience.
In summary, the Orangerie Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in art. It's a sanctuary where one can recharge, and each visit reminds us that art, in its purest form, is an endless source of wonder.