From Paris: Giverny Day Trip with Monet's House & Gardens Entry - Small group
Highlights
- Join a small-group visit to Monet’s House & Gardens, with hotel pickup and luxury minibus transport.
- Relax with convenient hotel pickup and comfortable rides, eliminating the need to arrange logistics yourself.
- Discover Giverny at an easy pace, in a small group that ensures a more personal experience.
- Listen to an expert guide share tales of Monet’s life and art as you explore the village and gardens.
- Enter Monet’s residence and stroll through the gardens, featuring the iconic water lily pond and Japanese bridge.
Join a day excursion from Paris to Giverny in a small group, limited to just 8 participants, and discover the world of Claude Monet. A hotel pickup is provided, and you'll travel in a luxury minibus with air conditioning. Your knowledgeable guide will accompany you to the artist's residence and his two renowned gardens, including the lily pond and the Japanese bridge, while sharing the story of his life.
This small-group excursion, capped at 8 participants, takes you from Paris to Giverny, where Claude Monet lived and found inspiration for more than four decades. The intimate group size keeps the experience relaxed and personal, allowing you to fully appreciate one of France's most stunning and poignant locations.
Hotel pickup in central Paris is included, and you'll travel in a premium, air-conditioned minibus. Pre-arranged admission gives you access to Monet's house and his two remarkable gardens. Stroll through Clos Normand, where seasonal flowers create a vibrant tapestry of colors, then proceed to the Water Garden, featuring the iconic Japanese bridge spanning the lily-covered pond that served as a muse for numerous Impressionist masterpieces. Inside the well-maintained home, you can view the artist's studio, his private quarters, and the bright decor that showcases his passion for color.
Throughout the visit, your English-speaking expert guide will share insights into Monet's life, his artistic techniques, and the many years he devoted to cultivating these gardens as living works of art.
The departure meeting point is 6 Avenue de Wagram, close to the Arc de Triomphe, and the tour concludes near the Champs-Élysées. Note that large luggage is not permitted on the vehicle, and this tour is not suitable for wheelchair users.