Combo (Save 7%): Rodin Museum Skip-the-Line Tickets + Orsay Museum Tickets

The place is magnificent and the exhibitions of paintings and sculptures bring us so much beauty. It's a shame it was so crowded and too hot in the museum.

No queues, sculptures by Auguste Rodin and also Camille Claudel well presented in the museum and garden, the private collection of paintings (by Gogh, Monet, Renoir and others) as well as the museum's own paintings an exciting addition.

The passage was ultra fast and the control staff were very professional and understanding. I had forgotten my knife in my pocket, so I told them before going through the detector and they explained to me that they were going to accompany me to the cloakroom to drop it off... and of course pick it up when I left. As for the museum, it was just a delight and always full of emotion to see the masterpieces before us. In short, a very good afternoon.

Not having to wait in the long queue was great. The Museum has so many famous paintings. If you're a French Impressionist fan this is the place to go.

Getting the fast track ticket allowed me to enter the Orsay within 10 minutes on a very busy day when the Louvre was closed during my only day in Paris. Despite the high volume of visitors, I enjoyed taking my time to view the impressionists which were wonderful. Fast Track tickets is a great way to avoid time standing in line. 😀

The fast track ticket worked perfectly, even though it was very busy on the day of our visit. In the museum, I particularly liked the architecture of the building and the variety of sculptures and paintings on display.

I think the most beautiful museum I have ever visited, too bad that due to a technical problem in the museum, despite the fast-track ticket, we waited quite a long time to get in. It was still worth it, though. Superlative the Impressionists section but really interesting also the sections on minor French artists.

No issues with using headout, went to the Rodin museum. It was really interesting and walking through the gardens, seeing his larger and famous pieces, was wonderful.

The Vermeer , the Corots the Rembrandts Holbein ,as well as other little gems Also sadly the deportation of the Jewish family to Auschwitz and the looting of their artworks We must never forget! The galleries were v quiet Good cloakroom storage **What wasn't v good was the poor signage to the galleries and a lack of lifts! One needs to fit here The guides seemed to know v little and were not particularly helpful either Uninterested **

To see my favorite painters all together. Also, the entrance is fabulous. Then the kindness of the staff at the entrance is priceless. Really all kind and ready to speak my language too and advise me the best tour.

The museum is set in a railway station and is lovely. The art exhibits are wonderful, with statues and art works. The audio system could have been better. Having a fast track ticket was great - avoided the queues!

Quick access via fastlane by ordering tickets online. Despite the crowds, the museum is still easy to visit. And how wonderful that you get to get so close to the paintings!

The best thing was to enter the museum immediately and that inside there were not so many people, which allowed us to better appreciate the works of the museum.

The Rodin museum was one of my favorite museums in Paris. I toured the sculpture garden first then enjoyed getting the context and history from the museum exhibits. A few days later I visited the house of Antoine Bourdelle, a student of Rodin, which provided even more color around Rodin's influence.

I love art and the collection was beautiful. I loved seeing Monet & Vangough's paintings. I really like the clock and it made a beautiful silhouette picture. The museum is awesome. We all enjoyed it. I would go back.

I wanted to revisit as I'd been there 20 years ago. The exhibits and gardens have been extensively renovated. The house is as beautiful as I remembered it but much more detail and I'm glad to see a special room now dedicated to Camille Claudel. It was a serene oasis on a very hot day. Just a stones throw from the amazing metro stop Varenne, with its Rodin themed platform. I won't spoil it but a must for all art lovers. The shop and cafe were beautifully presented too.

The museum is magnificent, the works memorable! It's unbelievable to find yourself face to face with a Corot, a Renoir, a Monet or a Van Gogh all in the same place. Works by the greats, paintings, sculptures and furniture creations galore. The setting is grandiose!

Awesome day spent strolling the grounds looking at gorgeously displayed sculptures. Inside portion of the Museum was just as lovely.

We were visiting Paris end off July, and it was suprer hot (take an extra bottle of water in your bag pack when heading off for any attractions, as there is not many shops around!). When we've reached museum midday, we didn't wait long in queue and museum offers pleasantly air-conditioned rooms. There is lots to see , paintings, sculptures, as well as furnitureres. There is caffee and gift shop. We have used HEADOUT to book our tickets, it was easy to book it, cheaper than other websites, we were also rewarded with 10% discount as well. So highly RECOMMENDED! were visiting Paris end off July, and it was suprer hot (take an extra bottle of water in your bag pack, when heading off for any attractions!). When we've reached museum we didn't wait long in queue and museum offers pleasantly air-conditioned rooms. There is lots to see :paintings, sculptures, furnitureres ect. There is caffee and gift shop. We have used HEADOUT to book our tickets, it was easy to book it, cheaper than other websites,and we were rewarded with discount as well. So highly RECOMMENDED!

Fast entrance without queuing. Friendly staff and good distribution of the paintings. Van Gogh's paintings on the second floor and to the end.