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Giverny Essentials

Giverny served as Claude Monet’s home and primary inspiration from 1883 until 1926. This selection highlights the Claude Monet Foundation, encompassing his pink-stucco house and the two distinct gardens he cultivated: the flower-lined Clos Normand and the Japanese-inspired water garden. It also includes the Musée des Impressionnismes, the Romanesque Église Sainte-Radegonde where the artist is buried, and the former studio that now serves as the foundation's visitor shop.

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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…

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Le Clos Normand

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

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Musée des impressionismes

This museum explores the history and legacy of the Impressionist movement through rotating temporary exhibitions. It is surrounded by a contemporary garden featuring structured flowerbeds and meadow-like landscapes.