A walk through Giverny is like stepping into one of Claude Monet's paintings. On this self-guided walking tour, you'll explore the quiet village paths that inspired some of the most iconic artworks in history. Starting at the Fondation Monet, you'll discover the Clos Normand garden and legendary lily pond, whose arched Japanese bridge inspired the Nymphéas. Along the way, hear how a caricature artist from Le Havre became the father of Impressionism, shaping his gardens not just as a gardener but as a painter working in three dimensions. You'll visit the Ancien Hôtel Baudy — once the hangout of Renoir and Cézanne — and pay your respects at Monet's grave, before ending at Église Sainte Radegonde de Giverny. PLEASE NOTE: Entry isn't included. You'll need to buy a separate entry ticket.

Step into the world of Claude Monet during this immersive tour of the village where he wrote the final chapter of his life: Giverny. Meet the painter himself, step into his life and discover the role of Giverny in Monet's plans. Why did Monet choose Giverny? Through the story of the final challenge he set for himself, you’ll meet the man behind the legend: a humble artist whom his contemporaries already considered a genius. For such is the paradox of his later years: how does one reinvent oneself when one has become an icon? How does one remain a revolutionary when one is elevated to the status of an absolute master? How do you keep moving forward when the world wants to freeze you in time? This immersive experience takes you to the heart of a fascinating artistic universe: the universe of a man who has achieved greatness, yet is still tormented by doubts, driven by an intact obsession : paint light in all its forms, to make clarity burst forth on the canvas.