• Giverny - Experience the serene and almost ethereal beauty of Claude Monet’s village.
• Fondation Claude Monet - Uncover the mysteries of Claude Monet, a cornerstone of Impressionism. As a leader of the 19th-century pictorial movement, he revolutionized academic art by introducing enhanced perception, emotions, and light. The artist dedicated over forty years to one of his greatest masterpieces: his garden in Giverny.
• The Clos Normand - Fondation Claude Monet - The artist-gardener aimed to transform a simple orchard into a magnificent, colorful garden featuring Japanese cherry trees, flowerbeds of nasturtiums, tulips, and roses, creating a vibrant display for every season.
• Rouen - Explore the genuine Norman city of Rouen. The charm of this city is irresistible: the old Rouen, the Courthouse, the Cathedral, and Joan of Arc square. A guide will lead you through this captivating city to discover its many facets. A true museum city, Rouen will enchant you with its beautiful half-timbered houses, cobbled streets, and Gothic churches. Rouen is also known as the “City of 100 steeples.”
• Eglise Saint Maclou - Discover the Saint-Maclou Church, a masterpiece of Flamboyant Gothic art, and the Saint-Maclou Atrium, an ancient parish cemetery established during the Great Black Plague of 1348.

Continue your journey with the Saint-Ouen Abbey and the Courthouse, a stunning example of late medieval civil architecture. Here lies the oldest Jewish monument in France, the only medieval “Yeshiva” in the world.

• Place de la Cathédrale - The Notre-Dame Cathedral is notable for its blend of Gothic styles, particularly on its facade. Claude Monet captured this remarkable Gothic cathedral from an apartment opposite it, immortalizing the captivating light in a series of 28 paintings.

Wander through the antiquarian district among the beautiful half-timbered houses. This atmosphere inspired Pissaro in his renowned urban series, in one of Rouen’s most beautiful and oldest districts.

• Eglise Sainte-Jeanne-d’Arc - Rouen was the site of Joan of Arc’s martyrdom, where she was condemned and burned in 1431. Discover the exact location of her execution, near the Church of St. Joan of Arc, which features 16th-century stained glass windows.
• Gros-Horloge - The Great Clock and Belfry

The grand Renaissance arcade of the Great Clock spans the cobbled street and houses one of Europe’s oldest clock mechanisms. Accompanied by a belfry tower with the city’s bells, the Great Clock’s Renaissance arcade spans the street and contains one of Europe’s oldest clock mechanisms. Its single-needle dials on each side are richly adorned. Stroll down the famous rue du Gros Horloge with its unique Renaissance double-faced clock.

• Pick up & Drop off
• Licensed Professional Driver Guide
• Transport by air-conditioned minibus
• Skip-the-Line access & Priority admission.
• Private Tour - Exclusive services

• Lunch
• Gratuities

Embark on a private day excursion from Paris with a professional guide to explore two of Normandy’s most renowned sites. Delve into the charming city of Rouen, with its cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses, and magnificent cathedral. Additionally, visit Claude Monet’s gardens and residence in Giverny, featuring the vibrant flower gardens, the Clos Normand, the water garden, and the iconic Japanese bridge. This remarkable location is a treasure trove of inspiration for the artist.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Times are subject to change due to local traffic conditions
• Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking

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