From Paris: Giverny Day Trip with Monet's House & Gardens Entry - Small group
Highlights
- Enjoy a small-group tour of Monet’s House & Gardens with hotel pickup and travel in a luxury minibus.
- Sit back and relax with convenient hotel pickup and comfortable transport, so you don’t have to plan logistics.
- Explore Giverny at a relaxed pace, with a small group that allows for a more personal experience.
- Hear stories about Monet’s life and art from an expert guide as you walk through the village and gardens.
- Step inside Monet’s home and wander through the gardens, including the famous water lily pond and Japanese bridge.
Discover Claude Monet's world on this intimate day trip from Paris to Giverny, limited to just 8 guests. Enjoy hotel pickup and travel in a luxury minibus, then explore Monet's residence and his two iconic gardens, including the water lily pond and Japanese bridge, with an expert guide who brings his story to life.
This exclusive small-group excursion transports you from Paris to Giverny, where Claude Monet resided and created for more than four decades. Capped at 8 participants, the tour offers a relaxed and personalized atmosphere, letting you fully appreciate one of France's most stunning and inspirational sites.
The package includes convenient pickup from your central Paris hotel, with transfers in a deluxe air-conditioned minibus. Your pre-booked admission provides access to Monet's house and his two remarkable gardens. Stroll through Clos Normand, a colorful mosaic of seasonal flowers, then proceed to the Water Garden, where the famous Japanese bridge spans the lily-covered pond that served as inspiration for many of Impressionism's greatest works. Inside the preserved home, explore the artist's studio, private quarters, and the vibrant decor that mirrors his love of color.
Throughout your visit, your knowledgeable English-speaking guide provides insights into Monet's life, his artistic approach, and the years he dedicated to cultivating these gardens as living art.
The tour departs from 6 Avenue de Wagram, close to the Arc de Triomphe, and concludes near the Champs-Élysées. Large luggage is not allowed, and the tour is not accessible for wheelchair users.