Hotels near Orsay Museum, Paris

Art Nouveau features in this museum on the second floor, along with some sculptures by Camille Claudel, assistant and lover of Auguste Rodin. A wonderful museum can one can view in a few hours. I didn't get to visit the auxiliary museum nearby, but hope to on a future visit to Paris.

The exhibitions are great, though also some bad experience: there was actually less queueing for visitors without prebooked tickets the cloakrooms were not operate with arguments for Covid-19 well after the restrictions were all resolved (laziness, saving on labour?)

Better than the Louvre, in my opinion, particularly if you prefer more modern art - better layout and and more interesting presentation. If you don't have much time in Paris, skip the Louvre and head straight to D'Orsay

Amazing museum ...INCREDIBLY crowded. So disappointing! It was impossible to get close to many of the works one hopes to see. Folks were shuffling through some of the exhibits, body to body, like herds of cattle. I apologized to my family for insisting on visiting Orsay. We wasted half a day -- our last day in Paris -- and could have been enjoying so many other options.

A must see! The collection of impressionist is probably the best in the world. Hosted in a old train station. I would also suggest an 'extension' to this museum by going to the museum of l'Orangerie in the Tullieries close to the Place de la Concord to see beautiful, large paintings of Monet in a small and easy to navigate venue.

For many, this is a better visit than the "Louvre"; smaller and more accessible with some of the most famous modern and abstract paintings. Recommend the restaurant upstairs and when you're there, don't just look down at your plate, take a look at the ceiling - very impressive!