The world’s greatest Impressionist collection, inside a former railway station: what to see, when to go and how to get in.
Tap a work for its story and exact location.
Level 5 · 36
Level 5 · 29
Ground floor · 14
Ground floor · 4
Ground floor · 4
Level 5 · 36
Level 5 · 31
Ground floor · 3
Level 5 · 35
Level 2 · Rodin terrace
Don’t walk past the paintings you came for.
106 audio stories, room by room · iPhone · Works offline
Short answers here. The full detail lives in the visiting guide.
Start on Level 5 with Van Gogh, Manet, Renoir and Degas, then work down and leave the ground floor for the way out, so you reach the Impressionists with fresh legs.
Closed Mondays, plus May 1 and Dec 25. Quietest at 09:30 on a weekday, or on Thursday after 18:00 (last entry 21:00).
An online timed ticket is the better option. The door price is €2 lower, but expect a queue. Entry is free for everyone on the first Sunday of the month, with a reservation.
The Impressionist rooms on Level 5. The full list has 28 must-sees across three levels.
It's an audio tour of about 3 hours for the highlights, with 106 stories.
Photographs via Wikimedia Commons, by Yair Haklai and Guilhem Vellut (CC BY-SA 3.0 / CC BY 2.0 / CC0 / Public domain).