Musée d’Orsay
Impressionist art and sculpture in a former railway station beside the Seine.
01 / The experience
Musée d’Orsay in Saint-Germain & Seine.
Impressionist art and sculpture in a former railway station beside the Seine.
Give the paintings and sculpture a substantial part of a city day. The former station building is part of the visit; a short gap between tennis sessions would make the collection feel rushed.
Choose an admission date and time directly with the museum. Check current prices, eligibility for concessions and exhibition conditions.
The tourism listing identifies accessible entrance and facilities; check the museum’s visitor guidance for your arrival route.

In pictures
The full gallery.
02 / The essentials
Musée d’Orsay: visit essentials
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Saint-Germain & Seine
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Allow 2–3 hours
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Current tourism listing: Tuesday–Sunday 09:30–18:00; Thursday until 21:45. Check admission cut-offs and holiday opening with the museum.
04 / Before you go
Plan your visit
Reserve it for a city day. Monday is normally closed; a Thursday evening visit should replace, rather than overlap, a tennis night session.
Admission
Check the current admission price and ticket options before booking.
Check admissionChoose your visit
Current tourism listing: Tuesday–Sunday 09:30–18:00; Thursday until 21:45. Check admission cut-offs and holiday opening with the museum.
Reconfirm opening and service times for your May–June 2027 visit.
Arrival & access
Follow the museum’s entrance instructions for the Esplanade Valéry Giscard d’Estaing.
Esplanade Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, 75007 Paris
The tourism listing identifies accessible entrance and facilities; check the museum’s visitor guidance for your arrival route.
Plan admission
Choose an admission date and time directly with the museum. Check current prices, eligibility for concessions and exhibition conditions.
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Find it
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05 / Good to know
Musée d’Orsay: frequently asked questions
01How long should I allow?
Allow 2–3 hours
02Do I need to book?
Choose an admission date and time directly with the museum. Check current prices, eligibility for concessions and exhibition conditions.
03What should I budget?
Check the current admission price and ticket options before booking.














