Sightseeing Tour of Paris including Musee de l'Orangerie Priority Access Ticket

Combo City Tour of Paris & Entrance ticket at the Orangerie Museum at your own pace.
Discover the City by Panoramic Motorcoach , severals departures per day from our central located agency located nearby Joan of Arc golden Statue on a horse. Choose a suitable time to enjoy during one hour and half some most beautifunl and amazing monuments.
10 Languages available by Audio Set which will relate the story of the French Capital and its impressive architectural heritage. You will admire the Concorde Square,the Arc de Triomphe standing on the top of the Champs Elysees avenue, the Trocadero, the Champs de Mars where the Emblematic Eiffel Tower overviews the whole City nearby the River Seine... 

Other symbolic places such as Place Vendôme,Opéra Garnier, Orsay and Louvre Museums , The impressive Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral and so many more. 

The return back will be at the agency.

With the Admission Ticket to Orsay, you will be able to explore the Impressionists'World at your own pace. You will admire the Poetic and Artistic presentation of 2 prestigious Collections: 

Water Lilies ( Les Nymphéas) by Claude Monet, beloved around the world, is the ultimate expression of the artist! It refers to a series by the father of French Impressionism. An amazing project that explores all variations of light in his garden at Giverny. Each painting reflecting changes in lighting and weather conditions, are housed in two elliptical rooms: "One instant, one aspect of nature contains it all." Monet dedicated much of the last 30 years of his life to painting them. 

The Walter-Guillaume Collection, the intellectual project of art dealer Paul Guillaume and his wife Domenica, is a unique collection illustrating the creative work of the first decades of the 20th century. The collection itself is made up of 146 works of art and is exhibited on the lower level of the museum with each artist’s works being grouped together.Ideal choice for those who want a flavour of art from 1860s to 1930s' period and can come away without a sense of being overwhelmed. 

Remember the Museum is open on daily basis except on Tuesdays.
Last admission at 5.15pm
There may be a period of waiting time at the Vigipirate security checkpoint and at the entrance to the exhibition.