Giverny
Discover Paris and its surroundings with a professional guide.
Giverny has a world-renowned garden created by impressionist painter Claude Monet. But this garden is in fact, divided in two parts. The flower garden also called the Clos Normand, where the main pink house stands. Full of perspectives, symmetries and colours with its numerous flowerbeds, it changes its appearance according to the season. The water garden accross the road, became later his main source of inspiration for the Waterlilies. To complete your journey, enjoy a guided tour at the musee de l’Orangerie, at the musee Marmottan-Monet or at the musee d’Orsay.
Claude Monet, known as the father of Impressionism, spent half his life here, surrounded by family and friends who frequently came to visit. You will love this charming, brightly colored house—a truly delightful place to live. The bright yellow kitchen invites you to sit down at the table and enjoy a good meal. as he often did with his guests. Reproductions of art works by Monet and his friends adorn the walls of the house as well as copies of his huge collection of Japanese prints..
Information
For this 5 hour tour we provide a private minivan. The tour includes Monet’s gardens with the house where he lived and some free time for shopping. Adding one hour more would allow you to have a snack or a drink in the village and even going to see his grave.
The fee is 350€ for the guide only for 5 hours. Add 50€ per extra hour
For your private minivan 350€ more (accommodating from 1 to 7 people)
Ticket price : 13€ per person
My favorite tours
Join me on one of my favourite guided tours. Go back in time to put yourself in the shoes of a Parisian woman during the French Revolution or visit the Marais quarter to discover amazing female ladies.
Learn much more about Marie-Antoinette following in her footsteps at Versailles. Then continue the journey in Paris to see where she lived, was imprisoned and executed and where she was eventually buried.
Or visit in the outskirts of Paris, la Malmaison, the splendid house where Napoleon and Josephine resided during the Consulate.
