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Monet's Water Garden

An inspiration for his work, he was particularly interested in the play of light and clouds onto the water.

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Monet's House, Giverny

Monet lived here with his eight children, he spent much of his time in his studio and cultivating his garden.

The Clos Normand

The flower garden at the front of the house which Monet tirelessly worked on with his wife Alice.

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Private tour from Paris: Claude Monet's house in Giverny (tickets included)

A must for any art enthusiast, this tour will whisk you away to Giverny to explore the life and work of Monet.

Visit the home of Claude Monet, where he lived with his wife Alice and eight children.
See Monet’s collection of stunning Japanese prints.
Admire Monet’s watergarden which inspired much of his work.
Private car pick-up and drop-off from place of your choice.

Take a trip to Giverny and visit the home of the leader of the Impressionist art movement, Claude Monet. The artist lived in this house with his wife Alice and his eight children. Here you will be able to see the famous watergarden which inspired much his work, which he painted over decades. You and your guide will explore Monet’s house at your own pace, and see his collection of Japanese prints which had subtle influences on his work. Finally, see the Clos Normand, the remainder of his garden which he tirelessly worked on throughout his time there.

We built this tour because Monet's water lilies are some of the most recognisable and iconic impressionist paintings, yet few have ventured to Giverny to see Monet's inspiration.