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Giverny Train Ticket from Paris with Entrance to Monet's Garden
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Travel to Giverny by train from Paris to visit the site where the Impressionist painter Monet lived and worked. Claude Monet’s garden at Giverny is one of the best known gardens in France. Discover the inspiration for some of his most famous paintings.
Travel to Giverny by train from Paris to visit the site where the Impressionist painter Monet lived and worked. Claude Monet’s garden at Giverny is one of the best known gardens in France. Discover the inspiration for some of his most famous paintings.
Duration:
1 day
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- Giverny - Experience the essence of Impressionism in Giverny. As you explore this village and its surroundings, you’ll feel the same inspiration that moved Claude Monet: landscapes that change with the light and wind, vibrant bursts of color, cascades of flowers, and endless reflections of light.
- Fondation Claude Monet - Monet made Giverny…
- Giverny - Experience the essence of Impressionism in Giverny. As you explore this village and its surroundings, you’ll feel the same inspiration that moved Claude Monet: landscapes that change with the light and wind, vibrant bursts of color, cascades of flowers, and endless reflections of light.
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Fondation Claude Monet - Monet made Giverny his home in 1883. He tirelessly transformed a neglected estate into a floral masterpiece, which inspired many of his greatest artworks. Monet was not only a painter of his own garden but also an artist who traveled extensively for his work. Yet, he was never truly far from his beloved garden.
The garden features a flower garden in front of the house and the famous water gardens across the road. Monet began developing the water gardens about a decade after moving to Giverny. Initially, locals opposed his plans, fearing the exotic plants would contaminate the tributary feeding the ponds. The flower gardens span about a hectare and are arranged in color-themed borders, boasting thousands of flowers including tulips, irises, oriental poppies, and peonies, all in the stunning colors that inspired Monet’s paintings.
The water gardens have a Japanese influence and include a replica of the Japanese bridge featured in Monet’s renowned painting. Besides the gardens, you can also visit Monet’s charming and vividly colorful house.
What's Included
- Tickets for Monet’s House and its gardens
- Round-trip Train
- Tickets for Monet’s House and its gardens
- Round-trip Train
What's Not Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Food and drinks
- Guide
- Shuttle from Vernon to Giverny
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Food and drinks
- Guide
- Shuttle from Vernon to Giverny
Additional Information
- The voucher from Viator will NOT BE ACCEPTED at the entrance. You need to present the Entrance for Monet’s House and Gardens. These will be sent to you via email the day before your tour.
- The agency will send you your train tickets (round trip from Paris to Vernon-Giverny) and your tour tickets by email 24H before the trip. Please check your spam or…
- The voucher from Viator will NOT BE ACCEPTED at the entrance. You need to present the Entrance for Monet’s House and Gardens. These will be sent to you via email the day before your tour.
- The agency will send you your train tickets (round trip from Paris to Vernon-Giverny) and your tour tickets by email 24H before the trip. Please check your spam or contact the supplier if you don’t receive it. Please confirm the reception of our email.
- There are parts of the tour that take place outdoors. You should wear clothes and shoes that are comfortable and appropriate to the weather.
- Please note that lunch is not included in the tour.
- The gardens are wheelchair and stroller accessible, but the house is not.
Location
Giverny
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Jzk131
Sep 10, 2022
Worth the Trip out of Paris! - We did it! We decided to not go on a tour, but instead to take train. The recommendations & tips people shared on the Forum section were spot on! We took an Uber to Saint-Lazare Train Station, went to counter on far right side of station to buy round trip tickets. Once we got to Vernon, the shuttle bus to Giverny was waiting. They time their shuttle trips around trains arrivals/departures. You can buy round trip shuttle tickets for 10€ on the bus. If you buy tickets in advance you go in group tours entrance (no line). The Gardens were absolutely stunning. I realize the Lilly ponds are famous, but the flowers were gorgeous. We went through house & they had a great store. We also enjoyed a lovely lunch at a restaurant right outside the Gardens. Only drawback is the day we went it was raining so we didn’t explore all of the property. Highly recommend you visit on your own, super easy.
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Kathytravelling
Dec 30, 2019
Delightful - I thought this might be trite or run down or simply not worth it. I was wrong. It was beautiful and wonderful and enlightening. I will say that it is crowded and the gift shop is large and as expected. It is however well done and many people seemed quite taken by all the things to buy. I simply adored the gardens and my photos looked like Monet's Garden! If you have bought your tickets online, do not wait in the ticket line. They did not make this clear and I waited a bit, then asked and they let me right in using the ticket on my phone.
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Ethkino
Apr 29, 2018
Take a guided tour from Paris - Don’t take the train, pickpockets and rip off people at the train exit...take a guided tour to a Givermy from the Orsay museum. There is a car there with Givermy signs with licensed guides.
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Jackie_w
May 19, 2022
Unsuccessful - I did not receive my train ticket or my voucher for the Monet Gardens. I had to pay again and will be requesting a refund
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