Excellent use of an old building, pictures etc are displayed in a sympathetic style. Very good restaurant although a little small so had to queue. Very good collections and range of exhibits.

Huge museum in converted train station. All the Renoirs and Sisleys and Manets, etc., you could ever want to see. But full of other masterworks, many by artists you may not know well. Genre-defying examples of Classicism, Orientalism, and sculpture. Always a line for both...More

The building alone is worth a visit. The exhibits are spectacular, especially the Impressionist paintings. I have been to this museum several times before and enjoyed it every time. I went to the cafe near the impressionist Exhibit area just to see the clock. For...More

I think that this is one of tge best museum for impressionists. Its a small museum but has some of the most exquisite, most famous works of the most revolutionary artists. One doesn't get bored like in Louvre. Its just too good for few hours.

Restaurant looks amazing but food was overrated poorly executed and therefore overpriced. Menu descriptions incorrect/incomplete (onglet had the wrong sauce, fish & scallops had more muscles than anything else, confit was mashed into the mash) and food was rushed and served lukewarm and / or...More

While the Musee d’Orsay is of course is known for its impressionist art a section of the museum which I think is overlooked is the large section of the decorative arts and furnishings from that period. Of course try to get your ticket in advance...More

Beautiful building, so much amazing art. We also had lunch in the restuarant which was very good value in a beautiful room.