Giverny

You will discover the personal side of Claude Monet’s life and walk through his home as if you were back in the XIXe century. This beautiful house is located on the bank of the Seine River in the charming village of Giverny. Claude Monet moved there in 1883 where he lived until his death in 1926.

Claude Monet designed in Giverny some incredible gardens. You will go through tunnels, over bridges and down pathways to access various gardens. From the Japanese bridge to the Water Lilies, you will walk through impressionist colors, stroll in the middle of many flowers.

Take time to visit the village, you will discover small art galleries, taste local cider or have a coffee in the famous Hôtel Baudy where many artists including Cézanne and Renoir stayed.