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Monet meticulously designed his gardens to be a source of inspiration for his art. Walking through the gardens is like stepping right into one of his famous paintings, such as the Water Lilies series.
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- Delve into the world of famous impressionist painter, Claude Monet, on this informative audio-guided tour of his home.
- Head to the meeting point and pick up your audio guide and headset before you start your journey from Paris to Giverny.
- Enjoy picturesque views of the French countryside as you travel on board a luxury air-conditioned bus. Upgrade for an English guided tour.
- Once you reach Monet’s pink-plastered house, spend some time admiring his spectacular gardens and make use of an audio guide in 10 languages.
- Admire the Clos Normand Flower Garden with its many Eastern plants, and the lush water garden, famous for its Japanese bridge.
- Inside, explore the reading room, larder, and the artist’s studio that have been reconstructed to the last detail.
- A tour coordinator will help guide you from Paris to Giverny and back, a hassle-free experience indeed.
- Delve into the world of famous impressionist painter, Claude Monet, on this informative audio-guided tour of his home.
- Head to the meeting point and pick up your audio guide and headset before you start your journey from Paris to Giverny.
- Enjoy picturesque views of the French countryside as you travel on board a luxury air-conditioned bus. Upgrade for an English guided tour.
- Once you reach Monet’s pink-plastered house, spend some time admiring his spectacular gardens and make use of an audio guide in 10 languages.
- Admire the Clos Normand Flower Garden with its many Eastern plants, and the lush water garden, famous for its Japanese bridge.
- Inside, explore the reading room, larder, and the artist’s studio that have been reconstructed to the last detail.
- A tour coordinator will help guide you from Paris to Giverny and back, a hassle-free experience indeed.
Inclusions
- Half-day trip to Giverny
- Round-trip transfers from Paris
- Entry to Monet's house gardens
- Audio guide in French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Chinese, Japanese, Russian & Korean (optional)
- English guided tour (optional)
Exclusions
- Hotel transfers
- Food and drinks
- This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- On this expert-guided half-day tour, immerse yourself in the world of French Impressionist painter, Monet as you set off from Paris to Giverny in a luxury air-conditioned bus.
- See the lush Clos Normand Garden, blooming with Eastern-origin flowers, and the water garden, famous for its green-painted Japanese Bridge.
- Your expert guide will tell you fascinating tales and tidbits about Monet's life as you admire the gardens of Monet’s trademark pink-plastered house, where he lived for 43 years.
- Explore the rooms at your own pace, including the blue reading room, which leads into the larder, and visit Monet's studio, which has been reconstructed with the original furniture down to the last detail.
- Upgrade your experience to include a delicious lunch and an oil painting experience for a wholesome experience.
- On this expert-guided half-day tour, immerse yourself in the world of French Impressionist painter, Monet as you set off from Paris to Giverny in a luxury air-conditioned bus.
- See the lush Clos Normand Garden, blooming with Eastern-origin flowers, and the water garden, famous for its green-painted Japanese Bridge.
- Your expert guide will tell you fascinating tales and tidbits about Monet's life as you admire the gardens of Monet’s trademark pink-plastered house, where he lived for 43 years.
- Explore the rooms at your own pace, including the blue reading room, which leads into the larder, and visit Monet's studio, which has been reconstructed with the original furniture down to the last detail.
- Upgrade your experience to include a delicious lunch and an oil painting experience for a wholesome experience.
Inclusions
- Half or full-day tour of Giverny & Monet's gardens
- Expert English-speaking guide
- Entry to Claude Monet Foundation
- Entry to Monet's house and gardens
- Round-trip transfers from Paris by air-conditioned coach
- Entry to Château de Versailles and Gardens (optional)
- Skip-the-line entry to the Impressionisms Museum (optional)
- Guided tour of Orsay Museum with entry (optional)
Exclusions
- Hotel transfers
- Guided tour inside Monet's home
- Be patient and wait for breaks in the crowds, and you can find plenty of photo ops!
- Please note: inside Monet’s house, guided tours are not permitted due to the lack of space. Explore the space indoors on your own.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 72 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Escape the city crowd and see 2 of France’s most famous cultural spots, the Palace of Versailles and Giverny Gardens.
- Board an air-conditioned coach and head out to Giverny to cover the first leg of your journey and make your first stop at Claude Monet's pink-plastered house, where he lived and worked.
- Visit the reading room, the bright yellow dining room, and the lush water garden, famous for its water lilies and Japanese bridge.
- Make your way to the Palace of Versailles as you skip the lines at the entrance and explore the King’s and Queen’s State Apartments, the Royal Chapel, and the Hall of Mirrors.
- Opt for a traditional lunch too or a small group guided tour for an enhanced experience.
- Escape the city crowd and see 2 of France’s most famous cultural spots, the Palace of Versailles and Giverny Gardens.
- Board an air-conditioned coach and head out to Giverny to cover the first leg of your journey and make your first stop at Claude Monet's pink-plastered house, where he lived and worked.
- Visit the reading room, the bright yellow dining room, and the lush water garden, famous for its water lilies and Japanese bridge.
- Make your way to the Palace of Versailles as you skip the lines at the entrance and explore the King’s and Queen’s State Apartments, the Royal Chapel, and the Hall of Mirrors.
- Opt for a traditional lunch too or a small group guided tour for an enhanced experience.
Inclusions
- Guided tour of the palace and Giverny
- Entrance ticket at Giverny for Claude Monet’s house and gardens
- Skip-the-line access to the Palace of Versailles and its gardens
- English-speaking tour guide
- Round-trip transport from Paris by luxury air-conditioned coach
- Lunch at a traditional French restaurant (check menu here)(optional)
- Small group tour of up to 15 people (optional)
Exclusions
- Gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Access to the Palace is challenging for those with reduced mobility.
- Strollers are not allowed inside the Palace.
- Note: The skip-the-line access is subject to the Versailles Palace procedures, including security control or an unforeseen crowd.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Why visit Monet’s Garden in Giverny?
A living Impressionist painting
Which Giverny Monet’s Garden ticket option is best for you?
Before diving into more critical details about the Giverny Monet's Garden, pre-purchasing your tickets for a seamless visit is essential. From flexible entry times to exclusive access, explore the various ticket options available to maximise your experience at this enchanting masterpiece of nature and art.
Guided/Audio tour
- You can go for the audio-guided tour if you want to explore the attraction at your own pace or choose a guided tour for a more interactive experience.
- The audio guide is available in French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Chinese, Japanese, Russian & Korean, while the professional tour guide accompanying you will be versed in English.
- The tour includes transportation to and from Paris in an air-conditioned coach and provides a tour of Giverny and Monet’s garden, with entry to Monet’s house and Claude Monet Foundation, depending on your chose ticket type.
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Combo Tour
- Ideal for people who are short on time and want to cover major Parisian landmarks in one go, combo tours include a tour of the Palace of Versailles or the Orsay Museum along with Monet’s Garden, depending on your chosen ticket.
- You can choose a combo that includes transportation to and from Paris in an air-conditioned bus for convenience or that provides a round-trip train ticket between Paris and Giverny, allowing flexibility.
- With skip-the-line access to Orsay Museum and Versailles Palace in addition to priority entrance to the Monet’s Garden, combo tours also come with free French lunch.
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Explore Monet's Garden
Clos Normand
This vibrant flower garden, bursting with colours and textures, was Monet's first creation upon arriving at Giverny. Imagine strolling past flowerbeds overflowing with roses, poppies, and irises, all meticulously arranged for a picturesque explosion of colour. This floral paradise served as a constant source of inspiration for Monet's paintings, including the famous "The Artist's Garden at Giverny."
The Water Garden
Inspired by Japanese gardens, this expansive area features a mesmerizing central pond adorned with a bright green Japanese bridge, where you can unwind around the lush greenery surrounding the water, with weeping willows, bamboo, and azaleas creating a tranquil escape. Monet's iconic water lily paintings, the "Nymphéas" series, were largely inspired by this captivating water garden.
The Artist's House
Step back in time and immerse yourself in Monet's world inside the charming pink brick house that was his home for over 40 years. As you enter, you'll find vibrant colours reflecting his artistic sensibilities, like the cheerful yellow dining room. Admire his collection of Japanese prints that greatly influenced his style!
Monet's Studio
Ever curious about where artistic magic happens? The studio, a well-lit space with large windows, was Monet's creative haven. Here, surrounded by natural light, he meticulously translated the beauty of his gardens onto canvas. Imagine Monet himself standing here, capturing the fleeting effects of light and shadow on his beloved water lilies.
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Plan your visit to Giverny Monet's Garden
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- Entry time: 9:30am - 6pm
- Last entry: 5:30pm
- Closed: Remains closed during winter from November to March.
- Best time to visit: Aim to arrive early in the morning or later in the afternoon to avoid crowds.
Address: 84 Rue Claude Monet, 27620 Giverny, France
- By Train: SNCF train line from Paris
Nearest Train Stop: Vernon-Giverny Station, then hop on a shuttle bus directly to the garden (around 15 minutes ride). - By Bus: Line 240 bus from Paris Porte Maillot
Nearest Bus Stop: Giverny Eglise, 5 minutes from the garden.
- Convenient restroom facilities are available on-site for visitors' comfort.
- Explore the charming gift shop, offering a delightful array of souvenirs, books, and artistic treasures inspired by Monet and the garden.
- Take a break and indulge in a delightful meal or refreshments at the on-site café, offering various tasty options.
- Ample parking facilities are available for visitors arriving by car, making it convenient to access the garden.
- Stay connected and share your experiences with complimentary Wi-Fi available in designated garden areas.
- Ramps and designated paths ensure accessibility for visitors with mobility challenges.
- Accessible parking spaces are available for convenience.
- Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are provided on-site.
- Assistance animals are permitted throughout the garden.
- Signage and information are provided in accessible formats.
- Staff members are available to provide assistance and guidance if needed.
- Le Jardin des Plumes: Indulge in a culinary delight at this Michelin-starred restaurant just 200 meters from Monet's Garden. The average price for two: €80-€120.
- Restaurant Baudy: Step into history at this charming restaurant, known as the meeting place for artists in Monet's era. Enjoy a delicious meal just 500 meters from the garden. The average price for two: €40-€60.
- Café des Fleurs: Delight in a casual dining experience at this quaint café, offering French classics and garden views. Located 1 kilometre from the garden, the average price for two people here would be around €20-€40.
- Photography is allowed, but please refrain from using tripods or commercial photography without prior permission.
- Do not touch or pick the flowers, plants, or objects within the garden to maintain its natural beauty.
- Dispose of trash in designated bins and help keep the garden clean and pristine for all visitors.
- Silence is appreciated in certain areas to maintain a peaceful ambience for everyone's enjoyment.
- Smoking is prohibited within the garden premises to ensure a healthy and pleasant environment.
- Pets are not allowed within the garden, except for assistance animals.
Musée des impressionnismes Giverny: Just a short 700-meter stroll from Monet's Garden, explore this charming museum dedicated to Impressionist art, showcasing captivating exhibitions and beautiful gardens.
Château de Bizy: Located 3 kilometres from the garden, this elegant 18th-century castle offers guided tours of its opulent interiors, extensive gardens, and a glimpse into French aristocratic life.
Maison et Jardins de Claude Monet à Vétheuil: Venture 4 kilometres away to discover Monet's former residence in Vétheuil, a picturesque village. Experience the artist's life and enjoy stunning views of the Seine River.
Frequently asked questions about Giverny Monet's Garden tickets
Are there any restrictions on touching the plants or flowers in the garden?
Yes, while visiting the garden, you will be asked not to touch the plants to preserve their beauty and health.
Can visitors have a picnic in Monet's Garden?
No, picnics are not allowed inside the gardens. However, there are cafes and restaurants nearby where you can grab a bite to eat.
Are there any restrictions on sketching or painting in the garden?
While you can do sketching and painting for personal use, if you plan on using that commercially, it may require special permission. Moreover, you can upgrade your tickets to include a fun oil painting session at the gardens under the guidance of experienced artists.
Are there any specific areas of the garden that are particularly recommended for photography?
You can shoot Instagram-worthy pictures and videos at the water lily pond and the Japanese Bridge, which are popular spots for photography enthusiasts.
Is there shade available in the garden?
Yes, there are some shaded areas under trees, but most of the garden is open. You should consider bringing a hat and sunscreen on sunny days.
Are there any special events or exhibitions included with admission to Monet's Garden?
Yes, admission to Monet's Garden includes access to special events or temporary exhibitions, showcasing art, horticulture, or cultural activities related to Monet's legacy, as and when they're held.
What should I wear while visiting Monet's Garden?
You should wear comfortable shoes to the garden, as there's a fair amount of walking involved. Dress according to the weather, with an umbrella or raincoat handy in case of showers.
How do I get to Giverny from Paris?
There are several options available like taking a train, bus, or guided tours. Trains depart from Paris Saint-Lazare station to Vernon, followed by a taxi or shuttle to Giverny. Guided tours offer round-trip transfers to and from Paris.