Train Ticket to Giverny with Entrance to Monet's Garden
1 day
Ticket
By train
Instant confirmation
About this activity
After you made your reservation, you will receive by email your train ticket and entrance at Monet's Garden. These will be sent to you and to the hotel via email the day before your tour from the local agency. For any questions, phone/WhatsApp: +33665268902
Some of Claude Monet’s most famous works were painted in Giverny. These include his Water Lilies and Japanese Bridge paintings. The Impressionist artist lived in Giverny from 1883 until his death in 1926.
On this full-day excursion you’ll travel to Giverny by train, round-trip from Paris.
The garden itself comprises a flower garden in front of the house and the more famous water gardens across the road. Monet began work on the water gardens about 10 years after arriving in Giverny.
Interestingly locals were originally opposed to his plans to build water gardens, fearful that the strange plants would poison the water of the tributary feeding the ponds.
The flower gardens cover about a hectare and are laid out in color-themed borders. There are literally thousands of flowers in these gardens including masses of tulips, irises, oriental poppies and peonies, all with the wonderful colors that inspired Monet's paintings.
The water gardens have a Japanese theme and include a replica of the Japanese bridge which featured in Monet's well-known painting.
In addition to the gardens you’ll be able to visit Monet’s lovely and very colorful house.
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Some of Claude Monet’s most famous works were painted in Giverny. These include his Water Lilies and Japanese Bridge paintings. The Impressionist artist lived in Giverny from 1883 until his death in 1926.
On this full-day excursion you’ll travel to Giverny by train, round-trip from Paris.
The garden itself comprises a flower garden in front of the house and the more famous water gardens across the road. Monet began work on the water gardens about 10 years after arriving in Giverny.
Interestingly locals were originally opposed to his plans to build water gardens, fearful that the strange plants would poison the water of the tributary feeding the ponds.
The flower gardens cover about a hectare and are laid out in color-themed borders. There are literally thousands of flowers in these gardens including masses of tulips, irises, oriental poppies and peonies, all with the wonderful colors that inspired Monet's paintings.
The water gardens have a Japanese theme and include a replica of the Japanese bridge which featured in Monet's well-known painting.
In addition to the gardens you’ll be able to visit Monet’s lovely and very colorful house.
Included
- Round-trip Train
Not included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Food and drinks
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Not wheelchair accessible
- The voucher from Viator will NOT BE ACCEPTED at the entrance. You need to present the Giverny and train tickets. These will be sent to you and to the hotel via email the day before your tour from the local agency. For any questions, phone/WhatsApp: +33665268902
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers
Features
Cultural
70%
Tourism
70%
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