Claude Monet's House and Gardens, Giverny
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Impressionist Giverny in one day
3 attractions · 4h 9min · transit route
Tickets ~€25
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About Claude Monet's House and Gardens
Claude Monet's House and Gardens is the former residence of the legendary Impressionist painter, where he lived and worked from 1883 until his death in 1926. This is where Monet created his most famous masterpieces, including the iconic Water Lilies series that now hangs in museums worldwide. The property features two distinct gardens: the Clos Normand, a colorful flower garden in front of the pink-shuttered house, and the enchanting Water Garden with its Japanese bridge and lily pond that inspired countless paintings.
Claude Monet's House and Gardens — Planning Your Visit
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Monet purchased the Giverny property in 1890 after renting it for seven years, using proceeds from his increasingly successful paintings. He then spent decades transforming the land, even diverting a branch of the Epte River to create his famous water garden - a project that initially faced fierce opposition from local farmers who feared his exotic plants would poison their water and livestock.
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