Giverny

Impressionist Art Destinations

Giverny serves as a living canvas of the Impressionist movement, centered around Claude Monet’s former residence and his meticulously designed Clos Normand and Water Gardens. Beyond the artist's home, the village features the Musée des impressionnismes, which examines the movement's influence through temporary exhibitions. Visitors can explore various contemporary art galleries along the Rue Claude Monet, view a bronze tribute to the painter, and visit a museum dedicated to vintage agricultural and industrial machinery.

Claude Monet Foundation

Walk through the house of the most famous impressionist painter, Claude Monet (famous e.g. for his Water Lilies), and stroll through his…

Le Clos Normand

Claude Monet - famous impressionist painter - often found his inspiration in these gardens located by his house in Giverny.

Musée des impressionismes

Dedicated to the history and global influence of the Impressionist movement, this museum hosts rotating exhibitions and features a contemporary garden designed by Mark Rudkin.

Buste de Claude Monet

A bronze sculpture by Daniel Goupil, located near the village center to commemorate the artist who lived and worked in Giverny for over four decades.

Gallerie 60

Wheelchair-accessible art gallery showcasing contemporary paintings and sculptures within a garden setting on the village's main street.

Galerie Blanche

Contemporary art gallery featuring works by local and international artists, often focusing on paintings inspired by the surrounding landscape.

Gallerie C. Demarez

Professional art gallery exhibiting contemporary works, including paintings and sculptures by artist Christophe Demarez.

Musee de mécanique naturelle

Museum housing a collection of vintage internal combustion engines, steam machines, and agricultural equipment, highlighting the technical history of the region.

Maison et jardins de Claude Monet

The former home of Claude Monet, including his restored living quarters, studio, and the diverse botanical collections of the Clos Normand and Water Garden.