[Tickets are required even on free admission days👀]🎨A treasure trove of art! Musee d'Orsay✨

One of the museums you definitely can't miss when you come to Paris is the Musee d'Orsay🏛️!
In a classical building converted from a train station, you can see a wide variety of super famous works by Monet, Van Gogh, Renoir, and more✨

🕰 Opening hours & free admission days

- Closed on Tuesdays (be careful⚠️)
- Wednesday to Sunday 9:30-18:00 / Extended until 21:45 on Thursdays only
- Free admission on the first Sunday of every month🆓!

💰 Ticket information & how to get tickets

- General: 16€ / Free for 18-25 year olds (within the EU) / Free for those under 18
- Best to buy tickets online🎫✨ (No need to line up!)
- Museum passes are also available

⏳ Estimated time required

Allow at least 2-3 hours!
The Impressionist area alone is packed with things to see, so you may need half a day if you want to enjoy it at your own pace 😳✨

🎨 Masterpieces you can't miss!

✅ Van Gogh "Self-Portrait" and "Starry Night"
✅ Monet "Lunch" and "Rouen Cathedral"
✅ Renoir "Moulin de la Galette"
✅ Millet "Gleaners"
✅ Rodin "The Gates of Hell"

☕ Cafes & Restaurants in the Museum

・📍 Musee d'Orsay Cafe (Café Campana)
　🕰 10:30-17:00 (until 19:00 on Thursdays)
　💡 Stylish interior, perfect for a break🥐☕

・📍 Museum Restaurant
　🕰 11:45-17:30 (until 21:30 on Thursdays)
　💡 Enjoy French cuisine in a luxurious setting🇫🇷✨

There is a last order, so it seems like they should have closed the entrance a little earlier🤔💭

✨Summary

Museum d'Orsay is "If you like impressionism, you can't miss this!" Museum🎨💖
For some people, it may be more worth seeing than the Louvre❓
The museum itself is beautiful, and it's also large and there are so many things to see, so I recommend visiting with plenty of time👌✨
Take advantage of the free admission days and pre-purchase tickets to enjoy it comfortably😆🎫

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