Accessibility and services
Walking sticks with rubber tips are authorized throughout the itinerary.
Guide dogs are welcome at the Museum. Dogs undergoing training are also admitted. Official documentation may be requested.
Visiting the collections with optical aids is permitted, but must be reported to the supervisory staff present (The Museum doesn’t lend optical aids.)
Audio-described Tactile tours
The Museum organizes tours of its permanent collections and certain temporary exhibitions led by a Museum guide. These tours are based on audio description and touching relief images.
Tour themes:
- In discovery of the Musée de l’Orangerie (in French and English)
- In Discovery of Claude Monet’s Water Lilies (in French and English)
- Portraits and Figures (in French only)
It’s also possible to visit the Museum’s temporary exhibitions (in French only).
For a more comfortable visit, we recommend that you limit the number of participants to 5 blind or vision-impaired people and 5 chaperones maximum.
View all possible visit arrangements on our Practical Information page.
Self-guided tours
Explore the Musée de l’Orangerie at your own pace on a self-guided tour (without a Museum guide) in the permanent collections or temporary exhibitions.
If you want to guide your group yourself, you must have authorization to address the group. View the conditions for obtaining such authorization here
For a more comfortable visit, we recommend that you limit the number of participants to 5 blind or vision-impaired people and 5 chaperones maximum.
View all possible visit arrangements on our Practical Information page.
Contact
For any further information please contact us by email at [email protected] or by clicking on our online contact form.