[Korean Guide] 🎨 [Paris Avec Moi][Max 6 people] Available 1-day morning/3-day afternoon_Orsay Museum Tour

• Departure: Meet the operator at . Enter your preferred location at checkout. The operator will make the final confirmation accordingly. Morning tour 9:20 AM / Afternoon tour 2:00 PM (subject to local conditions).Latecomers or no-shows can't be refunded Please arrive at the location 5 mins before the departure time
• [Attraction/experience] Neoclassicism and Romanticism / A Period of Artistic Debate, In the first half of the 19th century, before realism emerged, what kind of artworks were loved by the public in the existing art world? Let's first look at the works from a period of heated debate, whether it was about lines or colors, and prepare to embrace the new winds of change that are about to blow.
• [Attraction/experience] Realism / To draw only what has been seen and what can be seen, Realist artists who believed that it was the artist's mission to pursue truth by depicting what they saw! What stories did realist artists, who painted ordinary laborers, farmers, and people living in their own time, rather than heroes of the era or figures from ancient myths, want to tell through their works? Let's listen to their stories.
• [Attraction/experience] Impressionism / A Revolution in Painting Through Light and Color, Monet and his friends, who brought innovation to both the subject matter and the method of painting! Their revolution through light and color unfolds a new world of painting, completely different from before.

We tell the story of their lives and works, from being criticized and ridiculed to eventually receiving recognition and love from the world.

• [Attraction/experience] Post-Impressionism / One step further from Impressionism!, As Impressionism eventually began to receive public recognition and love, other artists who wished to go a step further sought yet another innovation.

We encounter the works of Neo-Impressionist painters who aimed for brighter, more solid, and scientific painting, and Post-Impressionist painters whose painting style was imbued with individuality, much like their signature.

• [Return] at Orsay Museum, The tour takes 3 hours, and those who wish to stay after the tour can freely explore the interior.
• Day {num}

Eligibility

• Participation is open to elementary school students and above (recommended for ages 9 and up).

• This activity requires a minimum of 3 participant(s). If the minimum is not met, you can book an alternative date or request a full refund

Additional information

Prohibitions & Limitations

• The following items are prohibited: sharp objects

Accessibility

• This activity is not stroller and wheelchair-accessible

• Departure: Meet the operator at . Enter your preferred location at checkout. The operator will make the final confirmation accordingly. Morning tour 9:20 AM / Afternoon tour 2:00 PM.Latecomers or no-shows can't be refunded Please arrive at the location 5 mins before the departure time
• [Attraction/experience] Neoclassicism and Romanticism / A Period of Artistic Debate, In the first half of the 19th century, before realism emerged, what kind of artworks were loved by the public in the existing art world? Let's first look at the works from a period of heated debate, whether it was about lines or colors, and prepare to embrace the new winds of change that are about to blow.
• [Attraction/experience] Realism / To draw only what has been seen and what can be seen, Realist artists who believed that it was the artist's mission to pursue truth by depicting what they saw! What stories did realist artists, who painted ordinary laborers, farmers, and people living in their own time, rather than heroes of the era or figures from ancient myths, want to tell through their works? Let's listen to their stories.
• [Attraction/experience] Impressionism / A Revolution in Painting Through Light and Color, Monet and his friends, who brought innovation to both the subject matter and the method of painting! Their revolution through light and color unfolds a new world of painting, completely different from before.

We tell the story of their lives and works, from being criticized and ridiculed to eventually receiving recognition and love from the world.

• [Attraction/experience] Post-Impressionism / One step further from Impressionism!, As Impressionism eventually began to receive public recognition and love, other artists who wished to go a step further sought yet another innovation.

We encounter the works of Neo-Impressionist painters who aimed for brighter, more solid, and scientific painting, and Post-Impressionist painters whose painting style was imbued with individuality, much like their signature.

• [Return] at Orsay Museum, It varies depending on the start time of the morning/afternoon.
• Day {num}

Eligibility

• Participation is open to elementary school students and above (recommended for ages 9 and up).

• This activity requires a minimum of 3 participant(s). If the minimum is not met, you can book an alternative date or request a full refund

Additional information

Prohibitions & Limitations

• The following items are prohibited: sharp objects

Accessibility

• This activity is not stroller and wheelchair-accessible