Orangerie Museum Tickets & Tours

Exploring at your own pace

Go for: Entry Tickets

Guide: No

• These tickets ensure seamless entry to the Orangerie Museum. They also give you access to Nymphéas room and the museum's permanent and temporary exhibitions.
• The self-guided walking tour tickets lets you peacefully check out iconic Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artworks by Paul Cézanne, Amedeo Modigliani and more!

Recommended experience:

• Tickets to Orangerie Museum

If you are on a budget

Go for: Combo Tickets

Guide: Audio guide, depending on ticket type

• Visiting different Parisian landmarks can be an expensive affair if you buy tickets for each attraction separately. With combo tickets, you can have a well-rounded Parisian experience at a budgeted price.
• Depending on the ticket you choose, you can also avail of an audio guide or earn a 5% discount on the tour.

Recommended experiences:

• Combo (Save 5%): Orsay Museum + Orangerie Museum + Centre Pompidou + Quai Branly Tickets
• Combo: Orangerie Museum + Hôtel de la Marine Tickets

If you want to discover more of Paris

Go for: City Cards

Guide: Yes

• A Paris City Card lets you see more than 60 of the city's attractions without having to buy individual tickets for each.
• The City Cards usually include a hop-on-hop-off bus tour, visits to different museums and galleries, activities like the French Wine Experience, cruises and guided tours to Stade de France, and so much more!
• Validity for these passes varies between 2-6 days.

Recommended experiences:

• Turbopass Paris City Card: 60+ Attractions with Paris Museum Pass
• Turbopass Paris City Card: 60+ Attractions with Paris Museum Pass & Eiffel Tower 2nd Floor Access

Works of Claude Monet 

The Orangerie Museum houses Claude Monet's eight compositions of the Water Lilies, considered an unparalleled achievement of the famed artist. The artists also designed the space in the Orangerie Museum, which consists of two elliptical rooms and gives visitors the illusion of an endless whole. Here are some other pieces of this brilliant artist that you can find in the museum:

• The Morning with Willows
• Reflections of trees
• The Clouds
• Green Reflection
• Setting Sun

Works of André Derain 

Andre Derain was the co-founder of Fauvism. He was a french painter, sculptor, and an artist, with some of his artworks being housed at Orangerie Museum, which includes:

• Rose in a vase
• Handwritten correspondence: Andre Derain to Paul Guillaume
• The Painter’s Niece
• Le Noir with the mandolin
• The Road
• The Golden Age
• Still Life with fruits

Works of Paul Cézanne

Through his brilliant artworks, Paul Cézanne initiated the great transition from the 19th-century style to an entirely different world of art in the 20th century. Some of Paul Cezanne’s works that are housed in Orangerie Museum include:

• Flowers and Fruits
• Flowers in a Blue Vase
• Lunch on the Grass
• Still life pear, and green apples
• In the park of Chateau Noir
• Trees and Houses
• Portrait of the Artist's Son

Works of Amedeo Modigliani

He was an Italian painter and sculptor known for his artwork of portraits and nudes in the modern style, which became popular much later after his death as it was not well-received initially. Some of his artworks at the Orangerie Museum include:

• Portrait of Paul Guillaume at mid-thigh
• Paul Guillaume, Novo Pilota
• Redhead Girl
• Woman with a Velvet Ribbon
• The Young Apprentice
• Antonia

Works of Chaim Soutine

He made a significant contribution to the expressionist movement during his time in Paris. He had an individual style more concerned with color, shape, and texture, which acted as a bridge between Abstract Expressionism and traditional approaches. His artworks included in Orangerie Museum are: 

• Gladioli
• The Bride
• The Little Pastry Chef
• The White House
• The Young Englishwoman
• The Big Blue Tree

Works of Auguste Renoir

The French artist was the leading painter who played a critical role in the development of the Impressionist style. Pierre-Auguste Renoir was a celebrator of beauty and feminine sensuality. Some of his works that are housed at Orangerie Museum are: 

• Flowers in a Vase
• Gabrielle and Jean
• Apples and Pears
• Long Haired Bather
• Woman to the Letter
• Naked Woman in a Landscape

Works of Picasso

Pablo Picasso was a Spanish painter who demonstrated extraordinary artistic talent. He was a painter, printmaker, theatre designer, sculptor, printmaker, and ceramicist who is also known for co-founding the Cubist movement and co-inventing collage.

• The Embrace
• Women at the Fountain
• Woman with Tambourine
• Large still life
• Woman with a white hat
• Nude on a Red Background

Works of Henri Rousseau

Henri Julien Félix Rousseau was also known as the Le Douanier, which happens to be a humorous take on his occupation as a toll and tax collector. Most of his paintings were made in the later stage of his life after his retirement at the age of 49. He was a French post-impressionist painter. Some of Henri Rousseau’s paintings that are housed at the Orangerie Museum are: 

• The Chair Factory in Alfortville
• The Ship in the Storm
• Anglers
• La Falaise
• Walkers in a Park

Works of Henri Matisse 

Henri Matisse was known for his color usage and his unique style. The French artist was primarily known for being a painter but was also a sculptor, printmaker, and draughtsman. Along with Pablo Picasso, he was one of the artists who helped define the visual arts developments in the early twentieth century. Some of his paintings that are kept at Orangerie Museum are:

• The Young Girl and the Vase of Flowers
• The Three Sisters
• Woman with a Mandolin
• Extended Draped Nude
• Woman with Violin

Hôtel de la Marine

Hôtel de la Marine, a historical monument on Place de la Concorde, presents opulent interiors reflecting France's royal and imperial history, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and period furnishings. Grab a quick bite here at one of the plush restaurants!