Musée des Impressionnismes

Musée des Impressionnismes: Our most recommended tours and activities

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  1. From Paris: Monet Impressionism Tour to Giverny by Minibus

  Enjoy this half-day trip to Claude Monet’s home and gardens. Choose between a public tour, a private tour of no more than 8, or a private tour of no more than 8, in your preferred language. With your driver-guide, discover the lily pond and its famous Japanese bridge, Monet’s main sources of inspiration at the end of his life. Then visit the flower garden, the house, and the former studio of the great painter.   Next, visit the village of Giverny with its stunning Romanesque Radegonde Church and Monet's Grave. Conclude the tour with a tasty drink in a local coffee shop.

  The tour was in English. Tour guide Pascal was amazing! His great knowledge of French history added some spice to tour. Giverny was glorious! The tour pace was excellent! It was an fantastic 1/2 day tour; exactly what we were hoping for!

  Reviewed by Tom, 8/4/2019
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  2. From Paris: Giverny Audio Guide with Painting & Lunch Option

  The departure will be at 7:45 AM from a centrally located agency. It will take about 1 hour and 15 minutes to reach the idyllic location, the lovely Norman village of Giverny. Discover the 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 its original look, you will let yourself be carried away in Monet's imagination. The house, pink and green outside and full of color inside, and the two gardens, covered in flowers from spring to autumn, are themselves an exceptional work of art. When crossing the Japanese bridge inside the water garden, you won’t miss the famous water lilies and the majestic weeping willows decorating the charming pond. In the paths of the Clos Normand (the Norman enclosed plot), the flower beds will dazzle your eyes with their endlessly varied colors a...

  This was a fabulous trip! You definitely need a full day to do everything and not feel rushed. Take your time in Monet’s gardens but don’t be late for lunch. The museum is smaller than you think it will be, so take some time to sit in its gardens and explore the village.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 10/4/2019