Monet's House and Gardens tickets and tours
Discover the the world of Claude Monet visiting his home and gardens in Giverny, just a few hours from Paris.Meet us for departure at 8.15am...
5 hours
Leave from central Paris for a half-day tour of Monet's home and gardens in Giverny! Visit at your own pace with your audioguide. You'll lea...
5 hours
Meet your local guide for a walking tour of the village of Giverny and enjoy skip-the-line access to Claude Monet’s gardens and house.Claude...
1 hour 30 minutes
Walk into the footsteps of Claude Monet at Giverny with this tour including transportation from Paris, entrance tickets and audioguide to Mo...
10 hours 30 minutes
Join our half-day trip from Paris and discover the unparalleled beauty of the home and gardens of Claude Monet where he lived and painted fo...
5 hours
Enjoy a full day excursion from Paris on the trail of the Impressionist painters Van Gogh and Monet. Explore Monet's house, studio, and magn...
9 hours 30 minutes
Feel the historical, cultural and artistic grandeur of France through two highly symbolic places of the Impressionist movement and Baroque a...
10 hours
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The inside story
Claude Monet, impressionist painter of fame from the late 19th and early 20th century, is one of history’s best-known artists. His water lily paintings have gone into history as the most beautiful impressionist expression of nature, created from the comfort and haven of the artists own home where he dedicated a good part of his life to furnishing and gardening with colors that would be an inspiration to his art.
Monet established himself in Giverny, and lived there for forty-three years, from1883 to 1926, with the barn next to the house that was his first studio, with wooden floor and stairs leading to the main house. Monet, who mostly painted in the open air, needed a place where to store and finish his canvases.
How to get there
