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The Musée d'Orsay, located on the left bank of the Seine, houses a large collection of Impressionist works and is known as the "Palace of Impressionism". Here you can appreciate the masterpieces of many art masters.The palace of art, the holy land of "Impressionism"The Musée d'Orsay is across the river from the Louvre. It has an existing art collection of more than 4,000 pieces, displaying nearly half a century of art works from 1848 to the beginning of Cubism (1848-1912), including paintings and sculptures. , furniture furnishings, etc. Locals often say that if you want to appreciate the art treasures before 1848, go to the Louvre; if you are interested in modern art after 1912, go to the Center Pompidou; and the Orsay The museum is the transition between the two.Europe's most beautiful museumsYou might as well take a good look at the architecture of the Musée d'Orsay and the Museum Square. It is one of the most beautiful museums in Europe. Its predecessor was the Orsay Railway Station built by a famous Italian architect for the 1900 Paris World Expo. It was converted into a national museum in the 1970s.The exterior walls of the museum are decorated with white marble, which is noble and elegant. Some exquisite sculptures are also displayed in the square in front of the museum. Among them, the six bronze statues representing the six continents are not to be missed. The gorgeous golden clock used in the train station has also been well preserved and is still in use today. It is worth a visit. Entering the museum, you will find that the traces of the train station still remain here. The tracks on the first floor of the train station, the VIP lounge on the second floor, and the hotel on the third floor have all been converted into exhibition halls. The large glass dome of the Musée d'Orsay is also spectacular, allowing visitors to admire the paintings in natural light.Currently, the Musée d'Orsay has more than 80 exhibition halls on five floors, and is open to the public on three floors. These three floors display the collection's treasures in an orderly and chronological order.The hall on the first floor mainly displays paintings, sculptures and decorative arts from 1850 to 1870, including masterpieces by many masters. When visiting, you might as well start from the sculpture avenue in the center of the hall, visit the exhibition halls on both sides of the avenue, and then visit the famous Paris Opera House model. The Rodin Museum is located south of the Seine. Auguste Rodin spent 9 years here before his death. He donated all his studio, personal works and collected works. Since 1919, the Rodin Museum has Begins to open to the public. The Biron House Museum also includes the Biron House (Hôtel Biron) and its surrounding outbuildings and gardens, which is a historical heritage site. The construction of Bihong Mansion was completed in 1732. This ancient mansion is a treasure of Parisian Rococo architecture. It looks like an off-white castle from the outside, and the interior decoration is bright and exquisite, very gorgeous. Now the exhibition hall of the Rodin Museum, the two floors house a large collection of works by Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel, mostly bust sculptures and small sculptures, among which "La Cathédrale" , "LeBaiser" (LeBaiser) and "LaVague" (LaVague) are not to be missed; in addition, there are paintings, sculptures and ancient art works in Rodin's collection, including Van Gogh's "Le Père Tanguy" (Le Père Tanguy), "The Reaper" "(Les Moissonneurs), Renoir's "Femmenue", Monet's "Belle-Ile" and other masterpieces are on display to the public all year round. The Eiffel Tower, known as one of the landmarks of Paris, is an iron hollow tower located on the Champ de Mars in Paris, France. It is the tallest building in Paris and a cultural symbol of France.landmark buildingThe tower was originally built to welcome the World's Fair and commemorate the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution. The tower is named after its designer, a famous French construction engineer, and a bronze bust is built for him at the foot of the tower on the north side.The Eiffel Tower has a total height of 324 meters (including 24 meters of antenna). Except for the four tower feet, which are made of reinforced concrete, the whole body is made of steel. The Iron Tower was built in 1887 and is divided into three floors, respectively 57 meters, 115 meters and 276 meters above the ground. There are 1711 steps from the base to the top of the tower, which is super spectacular. Although the three-story observatories have different heights, they each have different views and can bring different scenery. Every year, millions of people climb to the top of the tower and overlook the city of Paris.

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Paris Orsay Museum + Rodin Museum + Notre Dame de Paris + Eiffel Tower one-day tour [city hotel pick-up + chartered car for fun + Chinese-speaking driver + free itinerary]