Viagem de meio dia a Giverny saindo de Paris com motorista particular

The tour was average because the guide (Stefan) was in a big hurry to get through it and get back to Paris. There was alot of traffic which made it take longer getting there which was not our fault. Monet’s house and gardens were spectacular.

This was our second time to Giverny but the first for the other three people on our team. Corrina was a wonderful tour guide and we learned so many things we didn’t our last time there. The communication in advance of the trip and on the day were great. Monet’s gardens were as peaceful and beautiful as they were before. Perfect day out.

Lillet was a wonderful tour guide……very personable and knowledgeable! Her tour was great and Giverney, Monet’s house and gardens were gorgeous! Walking where Monet lived and painted was memorable!

Our guide, Keko, I’m not sure how to spell his name, but he was fun, very knowledgeable and had a lot of interesting stories to tell. We all had a wonderful time! Such a beautiful place!

Kiko was a wonderful, knowledgeable, and fun guide. He made everything seamless and adjusted to our pace and schedule beautifully.

Guide was the most professional and knowledgeable we have had in a long time! I recommend Lilith highly

Great tour. We really enjoyed all the beautiful scenery. Our tour guide Kiko was very helpful and informative.

This tour was awesome and definitely worth the money. Lillet was our tour guide and she explains the history of Paris and the area as well as Monet on the ride to Giverny. She was engaging, entertaining , and knowledgeable. We highly recommend this tour and Lillet.

I would definitely recommend this trip. Our vehicle arrived at the hotel on time and was roomy and comfortable. Our guide (Lillet) was charming, wonderfully informative, and very responsive to our interests. The one-half day visit to Giverny was perfectly adequate. We had plenty of time to get to Giverny and tour the house and gardens. Although the visit took place in mid-October, the garden was an explosion of color. The crowds were manageable, unlike the Louvre where the pushing and shoving never ended.