Things to do in 16th arrondissement

Andrea our photographer was very accommodating..The experience was absolutely amazing.after 48hours we got our photo..

Very convenient to use the tickets, but long queue. It took us around 1 hour in C1 line. Musée d’Orsay is my favorite museum, being the old train station, nice view to see Paris, and definitely art exhibition. if you are inpressionism fans, this is the place. Wonderful pieces from Monet, Van Gogh, Renoir, Manet, Pissaro, Degas, Rodin and more.

Our tour guide David was very knowledgeable and funny, and took us to visit famous attractions in Paris. Although the one-day trip was a rush, it was still worth it.

The first time I traveled to Paris alone was in 1998, when the World Cup was being held in Paris, and the city was filled with enthusiastic fans and tourists from all over the world. After 27 years, it is now 2025, and I am visiting the City of Flowers, Paris again with my beloved wife. During this trip to Paris, we specially arranged to visit the Orangerie Museum. The Orangerie is located in the Tuileries Garden, close to the Place de la Concorde, with very convenient transportation. Although the building itself is not large, the interior display design is very special and cleverly combined with Monet's famous work: Water Lilies. We are very impressed by the ingenuity of the museum's design and left with a very pleasant visiting experience.

The tour was great. Staff were friendly and it was very easy to find the departure point. We had great views of the tower, Notre dame etc.

Highly Recommended! Amazing one hour cruise definitely worth it. Easy to redeem vouchers and find the place.

My first personal visit to the Musee d'Orsay in Paris was in 1998, when Paris was hosting the World Cup and was filled with enthusiastic fans and tourists from all over the world. After 27 years, it is now 2025. I came to Paris with my beloved wife and visited the Musee d'Orsay again. The classical atmosphere inside the Musee d'Orsay is still romantic and charming, the portraits carved by craftsmen are still lifelike, and the oil paintings by famous artists are still splendid and moving. My wife and I are very immersed in the Musee d'Orsay, which is full of artistic atmosphere.

My first personal visit to the Rodin Museum in Paris was in 1998, when Paris was hosting the World Cup and was filled with enthusiastic fans and global tourists. After 27 years, it is now 2025. I took my beloved wife to travel to the City of Paris and visited the Rodin Museum again. The famous sculptures such as The Gates of Hell, The Thinker, and The Kiss, whether placed in the museum or in the outdoor garden, are ingenious and breathtaking. My wife and I strolled around, wandered and admired them, and it was an unforgettable romance.