Day in Giverny from Paris with audio guide.

Giverny is a pretty Norman village, a place of inspiration where Claude Monet, master of the Impressionist movement, created his most beautiful works.

By visiting the artist's house and gardens, still in their original appearance, you will let yourself be carried away by Monet's imagination. The house, pink and green on the outside and full of color on the inside, and the two gardens, covered in flowers from spring to autumn, are themselves an exceptional work of art. Crossing the Japanese bridge inside the Water Garden, you cannot fail to notice the famous water lilies and the majestic weeping willows that decorate the enchanting pond. In the paths of the Clos Normand (Norman closed ground), the flowerbeds will dazzle your eyes with the infinite variety of colors and will lead you to daydream and be romantic..

You will complete the visit of Monet's house with that of the Musée des Impressionnismes.

The latter will invite you to discover the origins of the impressionist movement in all its diversity and its influence on the artistic world. In the same spirit that guides Giverny, the museum has a splendid garden made up of flowerbeds, aromatic plants, roses and a wonderful field of poppies.

You will wander the narrow streets of the charming village of Giverny with its painters and sculptors galleries, local café and bakery and discover Monet's grave next to the little church at the end of Claude Monet's street.

The journey ends and you will return home full of wonder from the sweet life of impressionist Normandy.