This small Normandy village was Claude Monet’s home for over 40 years, and his flower garden and water lily pond still look like they’ve stepped out of his paintings.
Why Visit Giverny
Giverny is where Monet painted many of his most famous works, including the water lily series. His house and garden have been restored and preserved as a museum, drawing art lovers and garden enthusiasts on an easy day trip from Paris.
Top Experiences
- Monet’s House and Gardens: The pink house, flower garden, and Japanese-inspired water garden with the arched green bridge.
- Museum of Impressionisms Giverny: A modern museum covering the impressionist movement and Monet’s influence.
- Village of Giverny: A walk through the quiet village streets past half-timbered houses and small galleries.
- Church of Sainte-Radegonde: The parish church where Monet and his family are buried.
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Practical Tips
- Visit in May or June when the garden is at its most colorful, though it is beautiful from spring through autumn.
- Giverny is closed in winter, typically reopening around late March.
- Combine it with Rouen or the Normandy coast for a longer day out from Paris.
FAQ
How far is Giverny from Paris?
About 75 minutes by car or a train to Vernon followed by a short shuttle or taxi.
How much time should I plan for Giverny?
Two to three hours covers the house, garden, and a walk through the village.
Is Giverny open year round?
No, the house and gardens close for winter and reopen in spring.
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