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Ellen_S, May 2026
A delightful day at giverny
It was a lovely day. WS are guide needed us promptly. He was so friendly and warm making our group of strangers immediately bond. The car was a van and clean and nice. The giverny was delightful. It was a perfect day. I totally enjoyed this experience and would recommend this with 5 stars
Kristin_H, Oct 2026
Wonderful way to experience Giverny
We had a perfect afternoon is Giverny. Cesar was our guide; he was informative, congenial, and patient. He prepared us well for the tour and provided clear instructions on meeting points, etc. The drive was comfortable and easy; I appreciated that he took us through some smaller villages rather than keep to the motorway. Monet’s gardens and home were stunning. Would definitely recommend.
Paul_H, Oct 2026
A long but rewarding day
Giverny was AMAZING and Anish was so knowledgeable about the area and the works of art and Monet's life. We had hoped to see more of the Palace of Versailles.
Charles_S, Oct 2026
Monet's Gardens are beautiful and our guide was wonderful.
A lovely half-day trip to Giverny, with a lovely guide. Crystal (I hope I've spelled that correctly) was an excellent guide and very nice of her to sort out the charging of my headphones (MacGuyver!). Giverny itself is beautiful and obviously such a huge inspiration for Monet. it was a really enjoyable tour.

Giverny

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People walking between green plants at Giverny during daytime, Paris
  • A Giverny tour is ideal for art enthusiasts, especially impressionism fans.

  • The journey to Giverny, along the banks of the Seine River and through the sunflower fields of Normandy, is almost as good as the destination.

  • There are no ATMs or currency exchange bureaus in the village, so be sure to bring cash.

  • Although hotels are available, the village's small size means availability is limited, so most people visit on day trips from Paris. Make sure to book in advance if you plan on staying overnight.

  • Giverny and Monet's Garden are partly accessible for wheelchair users although Monet's House is not.