Giverny Monet House and Gardens: Skip the Line Walking Tour

Visit the famous house of Claude Monet – located on the bank of the Seine River in Normandy. Just 70km northwest of Paris, Monet’s house is a must-visit attraction, especially if you’re someone who loves indulging in art, culture, and history. Monet was one of the most famous painters in France and a lot of his inspiration came from his home and village. Step inside Monet’s world and gain insight into his life with our skip-the-line walking tour!

Wander the cobblestone streets of Giverny as you go on a guided walking tour around Monet’s neighbourhood. Monet was inspired by his surrounding landscapes which has been reflected in his art. As you walk around the neighbourhood with the informative tour guide, you’ll gain an insight into Monet’s town, life, and mind.

Once the tour of Giverny has ended, you’ll make your way to Monet’s house where you’ll be able to skip the long entry queues. The tour guide will escort you into Monet’s home of 43 years in which he resided in from 1883 to 1926. As you explore through his house, you’ll notice his love for colours. The famous ‘blue sitting room’ is a prime example of Monet’s love for colours as he chose vibrant blue walls, blue objects, and blue doors! The dining room is another example of his passion for art and is the most dramatic room of the house.

Discover Monet’s stunning gardens – his biggest artistic inspiration. In the two gardens, you’ll see a lot of greenery and a range of beautiful, vibrant flowers. Spot the famous ‘Water Lilies’ and the ‘Japanese Bridge’ which were significant in Monet’s art. His beautiful garden became his greatest muse.

Book your skip-the-line walking tour today!