Step inside the garden that inspired the world's most beloved series of paintings.
Distance
80 km from ParisDuration
Half day (4–5 hrs) or full dayStarting from
From €275Vehicle
Private luxury carClaude Monet spent 43 years at Giverny, transforming a modest farmhouse and its grounds into the most famous garden in art history. The water garden — with its Japanese bridge, weeping willows and carpets of water lilies — directly inspired more than 250 paintings, including the monumental Nymphéas series now displayed in Paris.
Open from April to November, the garden changes dramatically through the seasons — from spring tulips and irises to summer roses and the autumn glory of the water lilies at peak bloom. Your chauffeur recommends the best time to visit and ensures you arrive when the gardens open to beat the crowds.

Monet's Giverny and the Norman countryside
The iconic Japanese bridge draped in wisteria, the weeping willows and the lily-covered pond — exactly as Monet painted them across his final 30 years.
The pink-rendered house is open to the public, revealing Monet's extraordinary Japanese print collection and the butter-yellow kitchen where he cooked elaborate meals for his friends.
Just steps from Monet's garden, this excellent museum presents rotating exhibitions exploring the Impressionist movement and its lasting influence on art worldwide.
The charming Norman market town of Vernon, just 5 km from Giverny, offers lunch by the Seine, a Gothic church and the ruined castle bridge reflected in the river.
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