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Giverny is a picturesque town that’s straight out of a painting! Nothing less than a fairytale scene - Giverny - can be defined by picturesque gardens, wallpaper-ready flowers, water lily ponds, countrywide bridleways and cottages, and everything oh-so-pretty! If you’re in Paris, it’s just a 1.5-hour drive and a must-visit. If you’re a nature lover, then must take a Paris to Giverny day trip!
Distance from Paris: 75 km
Travel Time: 1 hour, 30 minutes
Best Time to Visit: During summers, from April to October.
Getting There: Car, bus, train.
Approximate Budget for 1: £100 to £120
Things to Do: Monet’s house, breathtaking gardens, water garden, the Japanese bridge, museum, castles.
Travel Time: 45 Minutes
Train Stations: Gare Saint Lazare
Timings: First train departs at 6 AM, last train departs at 11 PM
Price: €8.90
Travel Time: 45 Minutes
Price: Round Trip: €10
From Spring to Autumn a bus shuttle links Vernon-Giverny train station and the central bus station in Giverny main parking lot.
Travel Time: 40 minutes
Taxi Fare: €96-€127
Giverny is easily accessible via car or taxi, however it does cost more as opposed to travelling by public transportation.
A typical 2-storeyed countryside cottage with French-style windows, fairy book themed gardens and cottagecore interiors, Claude Monet - the famous French painter - spent almost 43 years in this cottage in Giverny. Visitors can access most areas of this house including the salon, the dining room, the bedroom, and the studio.
Nearby: Museum Of Impressionism, Water Garden
Entry: Ticketed
from €18This art museum introduces the traveller to the revolutionary 19th-century artistic movement called Impressionism started by Frech painters. The museum throws light on this movement’s history, developments during the art movement, its evolution etc. So in a nutshell, this space is dedicated to Impressionist Art and its pioneers. This museum space was also used to host workshops and concerts.
Nearby: Water Garden, Monet's House
Entry: Ticketed
from €6Being a passionate horticulturist, Monet designed an entire garden area around this house that included trees like bamboo, Japanese peonies, maple trees, a pond for the water lilies, a Japanese bridge that was painted green! Most of these paintings are today are hanging on the walls of some of the well-known galleries that were inspired by this paradise-like garden.
Nearby: Monet's House, Museum of Impressionism
Entry: Free
Tickets from €10Built during the 11th century, this church is a classic example of fine Roman architectural designs and techniques. The church was again expanded in the 15th century and restored in 2010
Nearby: Monet's House, Museum of Impressionism
Entry: Free
from €5Started in the year 1955, the Natural Mechanical Museum was started to display a vintage collection of mechanical devices, engines, steam machines and other machines. The museum is right in front of the Townhall, so it’s easily accessible.
Nearby: Monet's House, Museum of Impressionism
If you're on a budget trip, here's where you can stay without compromising on quality!
Le Jardin des Merveilles: An affordable stay in the hood, this cosy homestay too is surrounded by pretty gardens on all sides. It’s on the outskirts of Giverny and is a good 8 km away from the main hamlet.
Price for 2/night: €55
Choose from these mid-range hotels for a comfortable stay on your trip to Giverny!
Les Rouges Gorges: This is a beautiful cottage stay with a stunning garden view. Depending on the type of room you choose, other amenities include a dining area, private bathroom, fireplace, terrace area etc.
Price for 2/night: €114
Forest Farm: Surrounded by lush greenery from all sides, Forest Farm is a cute little paradise with pastel-hued decor, floral soft furnishing and cosy corners.
Price for 2/night: €96
If you're looking for a luxurious stay in Giverny, here's the best place to stay at!
L'Orée de Giverny: A super cute cottage themed B&B with pastel green windows and cobbled roof, this stay offers two types of rooms including a comfortable double room and deluxe suite.
Price for 2/night: €148
You can opt for a bus, train, car or cab to travel from Paris to Giverny. Giverny is a 1.5 hour drive away from Paris.
The top things to do on a Paris to Giverny trip is Monet’s House, visiting the Museum Of Impressionism, Water Garden etc.
One day would be more than enough for a day’s trip from Paris to Giverny
Some of the best places to eat in Giverny are La Guinguette, La Rose Des Sables, Sleur De Seine, Hotel Baudy, Chicken Burget and Auberge du Petit Val.
Some of the best hotels to stay in Giverny are Les Rouges Gorges, Forest Farm, Le Jardin des Merveilles, Hôtel le Normandy, L'Orée de Giverny.
Home to some of the prettiest gardens in France, a breathtaking landscape and a pop of colourful flowers, Giverny is surely worth visiting.
Yes, Versailles is suitable to visit with your family.