Loved this museum. I didn't see everything due to time constraints, but I did visit the paintings and sculptures which I had picked out in advance. It was not overly crowded, and it was gorgeous. A feast for the senses!

As an EU student I had free entry and visited the permanent collections. I loved the impressionists and had seen a few of the paintings before in other museums. It is a very well laid out exhibition and the works are beautiful.

I think the impressionists really shine at Musee d'Orsay. Built in a former rail station it's a museum you can visit in one afternoon (unlike le Louvre). In summer, come early to avoid the queue(!)

First get your entry ticket in advance or wait in a long line, which is even longer on a Tuesday since the Louvre is closed. We had our tickets and went right in. The former train station has been converted into a beautiful art museum. We had lots of time so started on the lower floor and worked our way... More

- Great variety of art, lovely café, beautiful building - Go early as this is a very popular attraction, we arrived at opening and the queue filled most of the outside space.

More than Louvre, for me Paris means Musee d’Orsay. Everything, from architecture to exposition, is worth the visit and the long queuing. Take the combined ticket with Orangerie there and avoid the long queue here.

For those who lie modern and impressionist type of art this is the best museum outside of New York and the MOMA.

An amazing collection of impressionist paintings. I enjoyed this even more than the Louve. If you have to pick just one Paris museum, go to this one.

What a wonderful set of collections. And seeing Starry Starry Night by Van Gogh was a real treat. Make sure you get a museum pass so you can bypass the very long lines.