FONDATION CLAUDE MONET
Admire the famous collection of Japanese prints and discover Monet’s daily life in his home and garden at Giverny.
Bequeathed to the Académie des Beaux-Arts by the artist’s son in 1966, the pink-rendered residence has since undergone extensive renovation. Once inside, admire the collection of Japanese prints and immerse yourself in Monet’s daily life as you explore the rooms. As you stroll along the garden paths, let yourself be carried away by the scents and colours of the various floral species. And above all, stand on the famous green bridge to take a look at the water garden, the pond at the bottom of which the painter-gardener planted water lilies. The rest is history.
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Open daily from 9:30 am to 6 pm. April to October. Free for children under 7. Adults: €11. Children: €6.50 (and students). Store.
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The Claude Monet Foundation is a tourist site presenting the artist's home and gardens in Giverny. A visit to this address will enable you to learn more about the daily life of this famous painter. You're sure to marvel at the different rooms in the house, which have been reconstructed. In the dining room, you'll see a fine collection of Japanese prints. As for the gardens, they offer a soothing setting for strolling and enjoying a pleasant interlude. Let yourself be carried away by the scents and dazzling spectacle of the various floral species on display. The site invites you on a poetic sensory journey. Don't miss it!
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Le jardin est magnifique.
privilégiée le "hors saison" ou la fin de journée pour être un peu plus "tranquille" lors de la visite
seul bemol parfois trop de monde dans les jardins....