3 Stops In Giverny, Normandy
Walk in Monet’s footsteps through blooming gardens and bright galleries where Impressionism comes alive.
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Step into a painting at Claude Monet’s house in Giverny !
Nestled in the heart of Normandy, this charming pink-and-green house is where the master of Impressionism lived and painted for over 40 years. Wander through his dreamy gardens. Yes, the famous water lilies and Japanese bridge are real !
Explore the vibrant rooms where Monet lived, worked, and welcomed artists from around the world.
From the sunny yellow dining room to the dazzling blue kitchen, every corner of the house feels like a brushstroke from one of his masterpieces. Don’t miss the studio, still echoing with creativity, and the stunning garden that inspired some of the most iconic artworks in history.
It’s not just a visit, it’s a time-traveling stroll through art, color, and inspiration.
Discover the Musée des impressionnismes Giverny
Just a few steps from Monet’s iconic garden, the Musée des impressionnismes Giverny is a must-see for art lovers and curious wanderers alike !
This light-filled museum celebrates Impressionism in all its forms. From Monet and his circle to modern artists inspired by their legacy. With rotating exhibitions, rare works, and fresh perspectives, it’s a place where color, light, and emotion take center stage.
Stroll through peaceful gardens before diving into bold brushstrokes and captivating stories. The museum also hosts concerts, workshops, and family-friendly events, making it a lively cultural hub all year round.
Whether you're a die-hard Monet fan or just looking for beauty and inspiration, this is your perfect Giverny stop.
The Blanche Hoschedé-Monet Museum in Vernon
Founded in 1862, the Blanche Hoschedé-Monet Museum in Vernon invites you on a journey through art and nature. Housed in a charming 18th-century mansion, it showcases stunning Impressionist landscapes of the Seine Valley, from Monet to Bonnard, as well as rare works by the Hoschedé-Monet-Butler family and artists from the Giverny colony.
The museum also features a unique collection of animal art, with masterpieces on loan from the Louvre and Orsay, blending science and beauty. A vibrant cultural space, it regularly hosts contemporary artists in dialogue with its nature-inspired collections.
Step into a world where art meets the living.
