Reviews of Monet Tours and Tickets
None of the six products on this page is a ticket for the Musée Marmottan Monet alone, and that’s normal: the museum can be visited without a reservation, and tickets are bought at the door. What you can book is the rest of the Monet day: the Marmottan + Giverny day trip starting at the museum, coaches to Giverny, private tours, and time slots for the Orangerie and Orsay. I’ve read the reviews published for each, compared what they include, and noted what visitors regret. If you only read one page, make it the one about the Monet day trip, the only one that includes the museum.
Six products reviewed
Monet Day: Musée Marmottan Monet + Giverny, with lunch
The only product that includes the Marmottan. New offer, no reviews yet—I analyze the schedule and conditions.
8 hrs, group of 4 maxRead the full review ›
Giverny and Musée Marmottan Monet private guided tour
A guide just for you, all tickets included, a timed itinerary. Only one review—take it as such.
7 hrs, art historian guideRead the full review ›
Giverny, Monet’s house and gardens: half-day from Paris
The most booked on the list. Departure from Porte Maillot, guide, entry included, but the Marmottan is separate.
Approx. 6 hrs, air-conditioned coachRead the full review ›
Musée de l’Orangerie: reserved entry ticket
The eight panels of Water Lilies at a set time. The perfect follow-up to a morning at the Marmottan.
Time slot, 1 hr to 1 hr 30Read the full review ›
Musée d’Orsay: entry ticket with audio guide
The Impressionist panorama, including Manet, with an audio guide. Closed Mondays, just like the Marmottan.
Time slot, half-dayRead the full review ›
Giverny and the Palace of Versailles: guided day trip from Paris
Two sites in one day, lots of bus time, guides that reviews mention. No Marmottan that day.
11:30 AM, full dayRead the full review ›How I work
I read the reviews posted on GetYourGuide for each product, in the languages I understand, and I note what comes up repeatedly from one review to the next: the guide, the time spent on the bus, the crowds, missed meeting points. I only keep what several visitors mention, or what a single person describes with enough precision to be verified. The first names cited are those that appear on GetYourGuide, without last names. When a product has no reviews yet, I state it and don’t invent any.
No operator pays me, and none review these pages. The site earns a commission when you book through a GetYourGuide link, which doesn’t affect the ratings—those are from visitors—or what I write, which is drafted before the link. For the museum alone, I repeat on every page: there’s nothing to book, and the question is addressed in whether to reserve.
The ratings and number of reviews reflect my last reading. GetYourGuide updates them continuously, and the booking modules display the current figures. To choose without reading six pages, the visit comparison fits into one table. To understand why I emphasize Thursday evening and Monday, read the best time to visit.
Frequently asked questions
Why aren’t there any reviews for a Marmottan single ticket?
Because such a ticket doesn’t exist on GetYourGuide at the time of writing, and it doesn’t need one: the museum sells its ticket at the door, with no time slot or reservation required. The only product that includes entry to the Marmottan is the Monet day trip with Giverny.
Are these reviews independent?
Yes. I’m neither the museum nor an operator, and no one reviews these pages before publication. The site earns a commission on bookings made through its links, as explained in the affiliate policy. The ratings shown are those from GetYourGuide visitors, not mine.
Which product should I choose if I only have one day?
If you want the museum and Giverny’s house, go for the day trip starting at the Marmottan. If Giverny alone is enough, take the half-day coach tour and visit the Marmottan separately, another day or on Thursday evening. If you’re staying in Paris, visit the Marmottan in the morning and the Orangerie in the afternoon, as described on Marmottan or Orangerie.