Viagem privada de um dia à Casa de Giverny Monet e ao Palácio de Versalhes saindo de Paris
Descrição
Experiência privada e exclusiva para descobrir Giverny & Versailles com um Guia profissional privado. Dois dos destinos de excursão mais populares fora da capital Francês - Palácio de Versalhes de Luís XIV e os jardins e casas de Monet em Giverny. > Excursão privada - 9 horas > Serviços exclusivos > Guia de motorista profissional licenciado > Entrada para a casa e jardins de Monet > Entrada para Palácio de Versalhes e Jardins, mesmo quando Musical Fountains Show ou Musical Gardens > Headsets se necessário > Hotel pick up & drop off
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
A casa e os jardins de Claude Monet em Giverny Perfure os segredos de um dos pilares do impressionismo, Claude Monet. Líder do movimento pictórico do século XIX, ele mudou a arte representativa acadêmica, introduzindo maior percepção, emoções e luz. O pintor dedicou mais de quarenta anos de sua vida a uma de suas melhores obras-primas: seu jardim em Giverny O jardim da água Passeie pelo romântico jardim aquático, com sua famosa ponte japonesa, as glicínias, a lagoa dos nenúfares, os salgueiros e as íris chorando ... Veja esta imagem viva com sua profusão de luz e cores refletidas. A casa Visite a encantadora casa rosa do mestre, onde reinava uma atmosfera familiar. Descubra a vida cotidiana do pintor cercada por oito crianças: a sala de estar, a despensa, o quarto, o escritório, a sala de jantar e a bela cozinha ... Admire sua coleção de gravuras japonesas, outra fonte de inspiração. O estúdio Termine sua visita com o grande estúdio onde as famosas pinturas de nenúfares viram a luz do dia. Essas pinturas são exibidas no Museu Orangerie em Paris.
Giverny é uma encantadora e típica vila ao lado dos Norman Seine. Encontra-se na margem direita ou norte do rio mais poderoso da Normandia, perto da cidade de Vernon. Se não fosse a chegada do mestre impressionista Claude Monet em 1883, a vila poderia ter permanecido um remanso provincial tranquilo. Os longos anos que Monet passou aqui a transformaram em um local de peregrinação artística, mesmo em sua vida.
O Palácio de Versalhes, ou “Château de Versailles”, é um dos marcos mais icônicos da França e um Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO. Originalmente construído como uma cabana de caça para Luís XIII, foi transformado por Luís XIV na residência real da corte Francês em 1682. Descubra a grande arquitetura do palácio, apartamentos reais e o famoso Hall of Mirrors, famoso por seus 357 espelhos, decorações douradas e reflexos dos jardins. Explore os Apartamentos do Rei e da Rainha, antigamente usados para cerimônias oficiais e vida de corte, ricos em mármore e tectos pintados. Projetado por André Le Nôtre em 1661, os Jardins de Versalhes apresentam caminhos elegantes, fontes, lagos e esculturas, tornando-os uma obra-prima do design formal do jardim Francês. Durante o verão, os visitantes também podem desfrutar dos jardins musicais e shows de fontes.
Nosso guia turístico especializado permitirá que você veja a melhor parte dos Jardins. Em 1661, Luís XIV encarregou André Le Nôtre de criar os jardins de Versalhes. A criação de jardins exige um trabalho gigantesco há cerca de quarenta anos: nivelamento de espaços, canteiros de jardins, criação de lagoas e do Canal. Luís XIV considerava os jardins como importante como o castelo. André Le Nôtre criou um jardim de estilo francês definitivo: um terraço com uma visão global dos jardins, uma organização geométrica de machados, lagoas, canteiros de flores e bosques. O jardim é projetado como um edifício, uma caminhada brincando com as perspectivas. Charles Le Brun desenhou um grande número de estátuas e fontes. As 221 esculturas fazem de Versalhes o maior museu de esculturas ao ar livre do mundo. Fontes e bosques adornam os jardins. Os bosques hospedavam regularmente a caminhada do rei e o entretenimento da corte. Aprecie um passeio pelos jardins do Le Nôtre. Todo verão, Versalhes oferece entretenimento excelente nos jardins para oferecer aos visitantes a experiência da magnificência das celebrações no jardim na época de Luís XIV. Seu guia oferecerá uma visita aos jardins musicais (terça-feira de junho a outubro) e ao show das fontes musicais (sábados e domingos de abril a outubro).
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
A coleta no hotel começa aproximadamente 5 a 10 minutos antes desse horário
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Requer condicionamento físico moderado
- Opte por visitar Versailles de manhã e Giverny à tarde, avise-nos
- As crianças devem estar acompanhadas por um adulto
- Os horários estão sujeitos a alterações devido às condições do trânsito local
- Por favor, informe os requisitos dietéticos específicos no momento da reserva.
Avaliações(50)
If someone uses a wheelchair having a private guided tour makes this experience so much better. We could not have navigated these sites on our own. It was a wonderfull experience.
This was very unprofessional experience. Please do not use this company for your tour. There is no such thing as skip the lines at Giverny, it’s a scam. Our driver, while very nice showed up late, had no water in the van for an hour and quarter drive. He left us and told us to meet him at the exit and didn’t give a number to contact him, needless to say, we waited over 10 min for him at the exit we knew. Really awful We have 2 kids and a 76 year old woman with us. The woman Sarah at the this company is combative and rude, 0 customer service. Spend you thousands of dollars w a reputable company. Really no excuse to spend 2k on a tour that is like this w the worst customer Service.
Dear Madam, We’re truly sorry your day didn’t meet your expectations. It’s always frustrating not to enjoy a beautiful place like Giverny—especially when the frustration seems to begin before even stepping into the van. Let us gently correct a few points: - Our guide was less than five minutes late, which in Paris traffic is practically early. - Fresh water was offered and declined. Perhaps hydration might have helped the mood? - Yes, there is such a thing as skip-the-line access at Giverny—for entry, not for the exit. (We’re still working on helicopter service for that part.) - The driver clearly explained the meeting point for pick-up. A 10-minute wait in a garden, while not ideal, isn’t exactly a crisis—even with kids and a 76-year-old. As for being called "combative and rude"—well, I will always stand up for my team, especially when they’re being treated disrespectfully. A poor review may be intended as leverage for a refund, but unfortunately, that's not how we operate. We love what we do, and our many happy clients reflect that. But of course, it’s hard to please someone who brings their frustration along as carry-on luggage. Wishing you calmer travels ahead,
we were picked up by our guide, Jean-Paul, conveniently right outside our flat in the 9th arrondissement. We drove to Giverny first, and he took us around the gardens, the house, and even did thoughtful things like move the car throughout the day so that we watch part of the way, but then the car would be waiting for us. He was so knowledgeable about the history, the artist that we saw, they connected things to modern day, Paris. He was very responsive and engaging with our children as well. We had a lovely crêpe lunch, and then headed to the Versailles Gardens, to include the hamlet that Marie Antoinette designed, and lastly, the palace. I'm so grateful we booked this tour!
Dear Erin, Thank you so much for your thoughtful and detailed review. We're thrilled to hear that you had such a memorable day with Jean-Paul, and that both the adults and children in your group felt engaged and well cared for throughout the tour. At our company, we take great pride in working exclusively with guides conférenciers—certified tour guides who are the only professionals authorized to provide commentary inside France’s historical monuments, such as Versailles and Giverny. Their deep knowledge and passion for art, history, and culture ensure a rich and insightful experience for our guests, just as you described. We’re especially pleased that Jean-Paul’s attention to detail, storytelling, and flexibility helped make your day so smooth and enjoyable. Thank you again for choosing to explore with us—we hope to welcome you back for another unforgettable adventure in the future! Warm regards,
If you make reservations with other people make sure you pay together. We made the reservations on the phone but gave 2 different credit cards and told them we wanted to be together in the same car. That day they put us in different cars. The poor tour guide didn’t know what to do. He tried to call his office with no answer. We call Viator but took a while to get anyone but then my husband was able to chat via text. He was told it was basically our fault due to not paying together even though we booked the tour by phone and was assured that there will not be a problem. It all worked out at the end due to a wonderful tour guide. It was just very stressful. We have used Viator many times and this has never happened. Hopefully it will never happen again.
Dear Victoria, Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We’re truly sorry for the confusion and the stress it caused at the start of your tour. We completely understand how important it was for you to be in the same vehicle, especially when traveling with friends or family. In this case, two separate bookings were made with different payment details, and we did not receive any indication prior to the tour that you wished to be grouped together. Had we been informed during the booking process, we would have arranged it without hesitation. That said, we’re very glad that our team—and especially your guide—was able to quickly adapt and ensure that you could continue the day together. We’re proud of our guides, who always do their utmost to create a seamless and enjoyable experience, even in unexpected situations. We appreciate your feedback and your continued trust, and we hope to welcome you again in the future under smoother circumstances. Warm regards,
Would not recommend due to the fact that we did not get quicker access compared to small groups tours. Touring was conducted with the rest of the crowd of tourists. There was no special access except for entry. Tour is set by the guides pace, which is not enjoyable in a hot and crowded environment. The guide was knowledgeable, but I don’t feel it was at all worth the money.
Dear Robbyn, A few clarifications to be completely fair. For some reason, you booked two tours for two people instead of one tour for four. Your mistake resulted in an additional cost. The correct combination would have been a private group of four. What's the difference between a private tour and a small group? - A single hotel pick-up instead of three different pickups throughout Paris - A dedicated tour guide who adapts the tour to your family, your timing - A dedicated entrance to Giverny (without skipping the line, sometimes a 2-hour wait) - A special access to Versailles (without a tour guide, sometimes a 3-hour wait) These time savings may not have been apparent to you, but they are invaluable for a better experience everywhere. Regards
Our driver/ guide was extremely knowledgeable and truly made our day memorable. Worth every penny as the guided tour provides many facts that you would never know.
Worth a day! So much to see and learn! Our guide was fantastic and even suggested a great place to stop for lunch! Enjoyable even during the rain!
Our guide, Jean Paul, was outstanding! He was knowledgeable on so many topics. He was able to bring life to the characters, sharing information gleaned from archival sources as well as palace gossip. His English is excellent. We also appreciated his willingness to stay longer when we were deeply engaged and to move quickly through areas of less interest. He is very easy to be with and possesses a nice sense of humor. The sights themselves were everything you might imagine, and then some. We would highly recommend this tour.
We had originally booked a private 9 person tour to Versailles and Giverny that dwindled down to 2 people. We paid upwards of flight tickets for two from US to Europe for those tours. In return we got a driver who barely spoke English. At Versailles we were linked with another couple for the tour. Needless to say, we could’ve rented a car and driven ourselves to these locations and had more freedom than be rushed. It was highly disappointing tour. We did not get a tour guide at all. I do not recommend this company at all. Be aware!
Gilles is a Great Tour conductor very knowledgeable and great at his work. I did enjoyed all the tour with his help thanks
