Departure from your residence in Paris with your private, air-conditioned vehicle on the way to Giverny, a little countryside village located in Normandy. Upon arrival, visit the flower garden, geometric flower beds, and pathways with a wide variety of flowers to create harmonious colors The guide will show you the spots used by Monet to create all his master paintings in this garden, the Clos Normand.

Then, take a guided visit of the Monet’s house in pink stucco with green shutters, a typical style of rural French architecture. The entryway is filled with Japanese prints. The studio is a spacious working place filled with natural light. The dining room has bright yellow walls, giving a vibrant and cheerful atmosphere. The kitchen features blue tiles and a collection of copper pots, highlighting that eating well was part of an enjoyable and productive life. On the first floor is Monet’s bedroom, with views of the gardens, his masterpiece. Alice’s bedroom, belonging to his second wife who acted like a governess, is also on this floor. Then, discover the Water Garden with the Japanese bridge covered with wisteria, a large pond filled with water lilies, and surroundings of bamboo, weeping willows, and azaleas. It is planted with exotic species that create a lush, almost otherworldly atmosphere. The reflections and play of light on the water were significant inspirations for Monet’s later works. Finally, make a brief visit to the Café Baudy, the residence of Impressionists like Mary Cassatt, Robinson, Whistler, Metcalf, Renoir, Rodin, and Cézanne. Leaving Giverny, take a little detour to the 11th-century church an Monet tomb. Monet’s Giverny is not just a place, but an experience a journey through the artist’s vision, where every corner reveals the profound connection between nature and art. It’s a place where the pursuit of beauty transcends the boundaries of time, leaving an indelible mark on all who visit. Whether you’re a lover of art, a gardening enthusiast, or someone seeking a peaceful retreat, Monet’s house and gardens in Giverny offer a haven of splendor and serenity, a reminder of the enduring power of nature to inspire and rejuvenate the human spirit.