* The Orangerie is one of the most magnificent, joyful and cozy museums in Paris. It is a continuation of the Orsay Museum. The museum is located in the Tuileries Garden, in the former greenhouse of the Louvre Palace, hence its name. The orangerie is primarily known for the famous oval hall with a diorama of water lilies, by Claude Monet. The hall was designed in such a way that the paintings with water lilies hung on the walls of the hall created the effect of complete immersion for the viewer, and the light from the windows should fall on them from the same side as it fell on the real water lilies in Claude Monet's garden at his estate in Giverny. The museum also houses a collection of paintings by the famous gallerist Paul Guillaume and his odious wife Dominique. You will learn an interesting story of their married life and acquaintances during our tour of the museum. His collection includes paintings by Claude Monet, Paul Cezanne, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Amedeo Modigliani, Andre Deran, Chaim Soutine, Marie Laurencin, Maurice Utrillo, Paul Gauguin, Alfred Sisley, customs officer Rousseau and other artists. The museum is open every day except Tuesdays.