enjoy the museum, then exit & enjoy Place de la Concorde, then walk along the river to Pont Alexandre - great views. More

Not only do you get Monet's Nympheas (Water Lilies), but there is a fabulous art collection there as well. The Water Lilies are an incredible work of art and are displayed as Monet wanted them to be. An escape from the outside world. More

I really liked this compact museum. Monet's Lilies are great and the place can be seen in an hour. It is so close to the Louvre that you should see them both. More

An amazing collection of mostly 19th century paintings. More

Monet's waterlilies are displayed in a way that allows one to be surrounded by the paintings. It is absolutely breathtaking. All signage is in French with no English translation - I highly recommend getting the audio tour. Also, there is a free 45 minute film (in French with English sub-titles) that helps put the whole thing into perspective. Highly recommended!... More

Take a moment from a busy sight-seeing day and stop in to see Monet's water lilies. That was his intention ... to create a calm place to retreat to from a beautiful and exciting but hectic city. More

I remembered being in Paris 20 years ago when I went to the quaint little art museum called Jeu de Pomme and was thrilled to see it's art had been moved to a new building. I got there at 9 am to open the museum and was lucky to be one of 5 people sitting in the gallery viewing the... More

Having almost been trampled to death in the Musee d'Orsay, this little gem of a museum comes as a welcome surprise! No queues, manageable crowds, but above all stunningly beautiful art. Museum falls into three main areas: 1) The Monet murals 2) A Debussy themed exhibition 3) A collection of impressionist / post-impressionist paintings The museum as a whole package... More

We were thinking of a trip to Giverny, but coming here saved us the time. Eight wonderful panels by Monet. More