• Office de Tourisme Nouvelle Normandie Vernon - After a scenic 1 hour and 30-minute journey through lush countryside, you will reach Giverny.
• Maison de Claude Monet à Vétheuil - Prepare for a visual delight on this half-day excursion to Claude Monet’s residence in Giverny. Upon arrival, explore Monet’s estate and expansive gardens, where he pursued his love for gardening.
• Fondation Claude Monet - Begin by exploring the front gardens and orchards with your knowledgeable guide, admiring a variety of vibrant flowers (season permitting). Then, be captivated by the iconic water lily pond and cross the frequently painted Japanese bridge.
• The Clos Normand - Fondation Claude Monet - Remember to capture some photos and become the star of your own Impressionist-style scenes! Take a moment to appreciate the serenity of the weeping willows and bamboo trees.
• Paris - It’s time to return through the picturesque landscape of the Eure French Region. You will be dropped off at the starting point.

• Entrance ticket to Giverny House and Gardens
• Multi-lingual tour escort services
• Round-trip transport from Paris by air-conditioned coach
• Free time to explore Monet’s house and gardens

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Gratuities
• This tour is not guided or audio guided

Picture yourself gazing at a captivating garden filled with a spectrum of colors…
Delve into the world of the renowned artist, celebrated for his landscape paintings and numerous depictions of his garden, such as ‘Water Lilies,’ the ‘Japanese Bridge’ and ‘The Irises.’ Your journey will also encompass the charming water lily pond, known for its myriad of colors and Monet’s iconic Japanese-inspired bridge. Discover more about the artist’s daily life by exploring his residence and his workspace.
Seize the opportunity to tour Monet’s rosa-tinged house, in which he resided and created for a substantial duration. Unveil the azure reading room, extending into the pantry and Claude Monet’s studio, where the luminary of the French impressionists operated till 1889.
Concluding your visit, relish the charm of the village and the lovely gift and book shop; it’s situated in what used to be the atelier where Monet crafted his mesmerizing Water Lilies canvases.

• Excellent souvenir shop with a wide range of reproductions of Monet’s paintings, crockery, table sets (dominant in Monet’s favourite blue and yellow colours) and even a range of flower seeds.
• The collection of Japanese engravings inside Monet’s home is one of the most important in the world.
• During the high season, this popular destination can experience significant crowds. As a result, there may be some unavoidable queues, especially during the morning hours when visitor numbers tend to be highest. We appreciate your understanding and recommend visiting later in the day if you prefer a slightly less busy experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.