Musee de l'Orangerie Review

I go there every time I go to Paris. I think this venue is just the right size, suitable for less time, no energy to go to the big venue. Monet's water lilies are the treasure of the town hall.

If you like Monet's water lilies, you can stay in it all day long. It can be said that Monet's peak work, painting the water lily pond all year round. You can feel the mood swings of Monet's painting at the time.

This museum feels like a dream, the eight large paintings of the waterlilies from Monet are magical. It is hard to make photos of the artworks because they areenormous and lots of people walk in the way. The shape of the rooms are very cool, it's nice that you can sit in the middle of the room to see the beautiful art. Those two rooms were definitely my favourite but the rest of the museum is also worth the visit. There was also a exhibition about Matisse, and some more great art from Picasso, Renoir, Cezanne and more. This museum is also pretty cheap it costs €0-12.50. If your in Paris you can't miss this place.

Going to Monet's big water lilies, the water lilies on all sides of the wall, the feeling is really unparalleled, especially suitable for sitting for a long time and staring at it!

Time to enter ha, there are many water lilies paintings, very beautiful, suitable for taking pictures and punching in, about an hour to visit, the Orange Garden Art Museum exhibition quality is superb, showing a variety of artistic styles. The environment is quiet and elegant, and the staff is warm and thoughtful, providing visitors with an excellent experience. Not only that, the educational activities and workshops in the museum also provide audiences with deeper artistic understanding and participation opportunities. I am impressed by the service and quality of the Orange Garden Art Museum and look forward to coming again and continuing to immerse myself in this artistic space. Thanks to the Orange Garden Art Museum for creating such an unforgettable cultural venue for art lovers.

The Louvre went directly to the Orange Garden Art Museum. The place is not very quiet. You can sit in front of the water lilies and enjoy it slowly. It is a completely different experience from the people of the Louvre. It is highly recommended.

Osa, Du Leli Gardens and Concorde Square together.