Giverny & Monet's Garden Tours
Claude Monet lived at Giverny from 1883 until his death in 1926 and built the water garden he painted more than 250 times. The pink house with green shutters, the Japanese bridge and the lily pond are open April to November, and the classic small-group day trip pairs them with Versailles in one long, very French day.
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Giverny & Monet's Garden in Versailles — FAQ
When is Monet’s garden at Giverny open?
From late March or early April to the first days of November. The water lilies flower from June to September; May brings the wisteria on the Japanese bridge and the irises along the paths.
How far is Giverny from Versailles?
About 80 km northwest — roughly an hour and a quarter by road. Almost all tours run from Paris rather than Versailles, and many combine the two estates in a single day trip.
How much is a Giverny day trip?
Half-day small-group trips from Paris cost €62–€110 with garden entry included; full days combining Giverny with Versailles and lunch run €150–€200.