MuséO, the young person’s card for the Musée d'Orsay and the Musée de l'Orangerie

More offers, requiring a good understanding of French, are listed in the French version of this page.

Offering several hours of commentary, the Musée d'Orsay audioguide enables you to visit the collections and certain exhibitions at your own pace and of your own choosing. Available in nine languages, it also has a magnetic loop for visitors with hearing aids. The audioguides desk is at the entrance to the main hall, on the left of the central stairway.

From now on, the restaurant welcomes you from 9.30am to regain your strength before your visit.

7 February - 6 May 2012

Audioguides

Learn more about Gallen-Kallela's work with twenty work focuses specially devised for the exhibition.

13 March - 1 July 2012

Twenty-five work focuses to help you discover the exhibition.

Marice Denis. Eternal Spring
1 April - 15 July 2012

The exhibition features 80 pieces by Maurice Denis on the theme of Spring toguether with photographs and archives. It will also be an opportunity to reveal a little-known aspect of the great Nabi artist: his talent as a decorative painter, with the reconstruction of exceptional sets of decorations. This exhibition has been granted major loans from the Musée Départemental Maurice Denis - Conseil Général des Yvelines.

Free access for Carte Blanche/MuséO cardholders on Wednesday 11 April and Sunday 13 May.

The Jeu de Paume, illustrious neighbour of the Musée d'Orsay, launches its Young Person's Pass. With this pass you are entitled to fast-track entrance to all the Jeu de Paume exhibitions for a year, free access to guided tours, symposia and seminars as well as free and unlimited immediate access to the audiovisual events (over 200 films each year screened in the Jeu de Paume auditorium). Furthermore, you will receive discounts on books, reductions at the postcard shop and on study courses on the history of modern and contemporary art (€50 per term instead of €80 full rate). You will be informed of current and forthcoming activities via an electronic newsletter, and the three-month programme and Petit Journal of each exhibition will be posted to your home.

A unique house and studio in Paris, the Musée Gustave Moreau has succeeded in preserving all the magic of its original atmosphere. The first floor apartments have the appearance of a small sentimental museum, whereas the second and third floors are occupied by immense studios. Over four thousand drawings offer a comprehensive view of the techniques and subjects of the uncontested master of French Symbolism.