Impressionists Park, Rueil-Malmaison

1-hectare park sits on the banks of the Seine facing the Île des Impressionnistes, the island where Monet, Renoir, and Manet painted en plein air in the late 19th century. The garden features over 250 varieties of perennials and rare shrubs arranged in color schemes inspired by Impressionist palettes. Highlights include a rose garden, a white garden planted exclusively in white tones, a water garden with a wooden footbridge echoing Monet's Giverny, and wisteria-covered structures that bloom spectacularly in April.