Musée d'Orsay Tours & Tickets

Definitely meant for art lovers of specific artists. Many, many sculptures and paintings so if you plan on doing an activity afterwards definitely decide what you'd like to see before going. Get! An! Audio! Guide! because unless you're a history buff it will be 900 times more boring for you and your family to not understand the context of the work, especially when you're passing other groups or individuals who seem way more intrigued while they learn about the work.

Our guide, Justine, was enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and very easy to understand with her perfect English. She was funny at times and made the unbearable heat of the Louvre manageable. We were separated after viewing the Mona Lisa and after trying to reconnect for a short time decided to abandon the heat. I hope she isn’t still looking for us. Having visited the Louvre in the past her comments gave us new insights into the beautiful buildings, rooms and works of art exhibited.

The Paris Musuem Pass is not only a great value but very convenient. We used out 48 hour pass to visit the Louvre, Musee D’Orsay, Versailles Palace, St Chappel, and Arc De Triomphe. Be sure to book your reservations for each site, though. I highly recommend this pass.

Was a good experience, good to queue up for about 15-20 mins before the time you want to go on the cruise. It’s a big group size, don’t expect a very intimate setting but the cruise itself is very nice. Recommend going in the evening, on the trips that start on the hour (5pm, 6pm) instead of half past (5.30pm, 6.30pm), because you get to see the twinkling Eiffel Tower twice on the boat ☺️

It was absolutely amazing! We learned so much from our tour guid, Romain. He walked us threw time and he was able to give inside tips that maximized our time at each museum. We never felt rushed yet we were constantly on the move, which was perfect for our family with 2 teens.

Very beautiful city, with many sights to see. Definitely visit Versailles palace and Louvre museum. If you like art masterpieces, also visit D'Orsey museum and Pompidou center. You can also visit Rodin museum, Picasso museum and Orangerie museum. Paris metro is the cheapest and easiest way to move around the city, so get you one week metro pass from the first day and don't forget to attach your photo and wright your name on the pass card, because you can get charged if you don't do that. BE CAREFUL of thieves. As parisians told me, they are all around the city, so look for your phones, wallets and other staff. Overall it was unforgettable journey to city of Art, perfume boutiques, romantic night walks and mesmerizing buildings. And of course you will not forget to visit Eifel tower. Enjoy you journey!

The cruise is beautiful and offers a unique view of Paris. For those who want it is possible to stay inside the boat to avoid the cold that is inevitable in winter. The upper floor is uncovered, with long benches on all sides to offer the best possible view. In the centre, the roof is glazed to let those staying indoors see the outside. We stayed outdoors so I don't know what the view through the glass roof is like.

First visit back to Paris - and MdO - since Covid. Worth planning two days - but never do. One side or the other downstairs. Quick pre-lunch walk through the Impressionists on the top floor before the iconic restaurant. And then re-explore the Impressionists - Monet, Pissarro, Cezanne etc and then the Post Impressionists - Van Gogh, Gaugin. Was all set to leave at 3.30pm and sprint round the Orangerie but was way-payed by the Gaudi exhibition. Outstanding.

Wonderful visit of the museum with a guide of great competence, with whom we were able to appreciate the beauty of the works and the little history in addition. Thank you for these unforgettable moments

Our guide greeted us at the appointed place (and waited the 20 minutes we were late due to bad traffic) and then skillfully and joyfully guided us through the Musee d'Orsay with wit and humor. She made the artwork come alive and we felt that we really learned a lot. We were able to focus on important sample works while not toiling through every single piece of art. That way we got through the entire museum in 2 hours which was about all we could last for. It was totally worth the money! Fantastic.

Valerie was a first-rate guide for the Museum. She taught us so much regarding the context of the artists/painters. She gave us all a fine and eeeper understanding of what we werre looking at. We continue to talk about what tremendous luck we had finding your organization and having Valerie as our guide.

Skip the line is the way to go to access miser d’orsay. However it was still a little crowded inside. I nonetheless, it made entering with reluctant teenagers much easier. We went straight to the impressionists, and loved being in the gorgeous space. Stayed 1.5 hours.

This guided tour started really well when our guide, Claire, skipped the line with our group and we went right in at 9:30am. I like that she started the tour promptly. Claire gave an excellent review of the French painting from the mid 1800s to the First World War. This museum is beautiful and much easier to navigate with a knowledgeable guide

We were provided with a bar code for easy entry. Unlike our other bookings where we were just issued a QR code which did not grant us access. Electronic bookings should have electronic tickets; NOT tickets you have to print. Very difficult when you are on vacation.

Take the cruise at dusk or night to see the Eiffel Tower lighted up. If you sit on the upper deck, the audio for the guided tour can not be heard though, but sitting at the upper deck was a good decision for us as we are able to see better the sights with the chilly wind adding more to the experience.

Very good price if you visit at least 3 museums a day. We was at Versailles, Orsay, Invalides Dom in one day, and in the other day at Sainte-Chapelle, Conciergerie and Louvre. We was with our kid (5 years old), if you are single, you can visit more than us.