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Giverny is one of France’s prettiest villages — perfect for a slow stroll and a long lunch. Locate it on the map, book a room nearby in a click, or add it to your travel list to build your itinerary.
About Giverny
In the Norman countryside on the edge of the Seine valley, the village of Giverny is a place of pilgrimage for lovers of art, for it was here that Claude Monet lived and worked for over forty years, creating some of the most famous paintings in the world. His beautifully preserved pink house, with its green shutters and rooms hung with Japanese prints, opens onto the enchanting gardens he designed as living works of art: the flower-filled Clos Normand and, beyond, the famous water garden with its Japanese bridge, weeping willows and pond of water lilies that inspired his celebrated Nymphéas. A nearby museum of Impressionism completes the visit. Radiant, flowery and deeply moving, wrapped in gentle Norman landscapes, Giverny lets visitors step directly into the world of Monet — an unmissable place for art and garden lovers alike.