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The small St Martin canal has a special flair. A bit spooky but very interesting under the Bastille. Different from the Seine, but a great experience. 9 locks to the Rondette de la Vilette.

Interesting insight to the history of water supply of Paris and unique experience with water tunnels and gateways

20 minutes on the Seine, and then more than 2 hours on an uninteresting canal with 9 locks. It ends God knows where.

Discover the locks and the 1.8km tunnel

Good Tour and intersting guide

Unexpectedly nice to come on other places then the usual

I liked the route and such, but the guide had terrible english, we could only understand 30%

A memorable experience, a place full of culture and art organized as best as possible for every subject, even for those who do not know art. Strong emotions, heart and eyes full of beauty.

A great experience in really impressive buildings. We really liked the exhibitions, as well as the organization, so that not too many visitors came in at the same time.

Virtually no waiting at the tills, no crowds in the halls, very fine "art est dans la rue" exhibition. Back to the permanent exhibits: Seurat, Manet, Monet, etc.

The exhibits, of course, but also the interior. It has an interesting design and layout. There were a lot of people in the building.

Entry was easy with a slotted time and queues related to that time. The art displayed was wonderful and I saw some of my favourites. I loved it. I enjoyed a hot chocolate and a slice of banana cake at a cute and well serviced cafe at the Musee.

The small St Martin canal has a special flair. A bit spooky but very interesting under the Bastille. Different from the Seine, but a great experience. 9 locks to the Rondette de la Vilette.

The waiting time was there because we were there 15 minutes earlier, but it wasn't necessary!

It was all about the 5th floor.

What surprised me the most was how easy and agile this museum is.

This experience is perfect for art lovers and a good time spent in Paris

I avoided long lines. It was a very pleasant experience.

Very nice museum and interesting!!!!

The long queue at the ticket counter and the rain would certainly have prevented us from visiting. But our ticket gave us quick access. The building inside and out is simply beautiful. We were very impressed by the works of art, even our son/grandson.

Booking ahead allowed me to walk straight in and avoid waiting - the museum is a delight of some of the greatest works of art so worth visiting.

Purchased the unguided tour so we could go at our on pace. Easy entry with the fast pass tickets. Selected the 3:30 pm tickets to avoid the morning crowds, with the knowledge that the museum closes at 6 pm. However, we weren't able to enjoy key aspects such as the cafe as we learned at the host stand that it closed at 4:45, nor the rooftop terrace as it closed at 5 pm, along with the souvenir shops. They start exiting guests at 5 pm so we were disappointed and felt our visit was cut short. Would have been nice to know these aspects BEFOREHAND. Recommend a morning time slot even though will likely be more crowded, just so you can enjoy the while museum if you'd like.

Louvre and D'Orsay. Great, highly recommended, and the service is impeccable. 100% reliable. Great experiences with just a few touches. What a lot of art and history.

Early arrival with the fast-Track ticket enabled us to see the collection before the midday crowds. The Resturant at the d'Orsay museum is a great place to relax and rechange after a full day of art appreciation.

The museum is amazing and our short visit (7pm->9:30pm) was done without any lines. There were fewer people than there normally are, maybe because of the hour and because it was Wednesday. Great choice to go with my parents, who get tired easily.

I really appreciated the fact that I did not have to wait in line to enter the museum, I did not suffer from the heat while waiting, I immediately went inside and was able to enjoy my time admiring the works inside the museum

Spending 5 hours in there. It had fantastic collections of Art, Sculpture, furniture pottery. I look forward to doing it again.

Entry in no time. Beautiful tour of the museum well organized and very, very interesting on every level. In the heart the section dedicated to the impressionists

Always love going to the Musee D'Orsay. Great art work andlots of exhibits to see. I always go to this museum when I come over every year. Love the pottery from Korea and the Japan exhibit.

We skipped the question. The museum is amazing , a pure feast for the eyes . We spent about 3 hours looking at the thousands of beautiful things in a beautiful building . We stopped in the coffee shop too and enjoyed a well earned rest and good cakes. The museum staff were very helpful. If you are pushed for time I would book a tour but if you are flexible I would just explore it by yourself.

The place was magical, and the collections exceptional. Despite the crowds, it was still a great experience. I hadn't been back since I was a child, and this visit made a big impression on me. This time I came with my son, and I hope this visit will spark his curiosity about art. Bonne continuation. Matthieu.

I was grateful that I could buy tickets for the Orsay museum before we left home. I would have preferred to have printed the tickets, but the app was useful. Once I found out how to install it on my phone. But, what if I had lost my phone?

Unfortunately we weren't able to take advantage of it, we had traffic jams and a delay with the hotel, so we only had 30 minutes before closing time. Huge disappointment for us, otherwise it seemed like a really nice event. We did the children's workshop and danced, it was fun. On the other hand, our tickets didn't work, but the agent took a look and let us through.

The nap under the Milky Way in the planetarium, and the submarine

Interesting insight to the history of water supply of Paris and unique experience with water tunnels and gateways

I found the 8/4 themes a bit average I came with my grandchildren and it lacked practical interactivity ... I had already been to the cité des sciences it was more fun for children

You'll need a full day to discover all the worlds on offer. The planetarium "shows" are really informative, but you'll need to book in advance as places are limited. The price for on-site catering is a bit steep, though. It makes you want to come back for the Planetarium "shows" that we didn't have time to see. The Géode is also worth a try.

Very good A full day's visit is required if you want to see the planetarium and the submarine.