Giverny and Honfleur 9-Hour Tour from Paris
Paris, France
Trip Type: Day Trips
Duration: 9 hours
The tour starts with the visit of Honfleur. Enjoy a 2-hour drive to Honfleur, a 500-year-old harbor on the Norman coast. Visit local restaurants, the souvenirs and ice cream shops.
Listen to an introduction to the inner harbor’s history. Visit the market place, walk along the cobblestone path on the shore, taste local fish specialties (not included in the price).
You will then get to see Giverny : the seocnd part of the tour.
Your guide will make an introduction to Monet’s life and work. You will then have a stop at the local church and visit Monet’s tomb, stop at the former American impressionists residence, and visit the Water Garden created by Monet.
End your tour with the visit of Monet’s house. See Monet’s last studio. Return back to Paris along a picturesque valley and see an ancient watchtower of the 10th century.
Listen to an introduction to the inner harbor’s history. Visit the market place, walk along the cobblestone path on the shore, taste local fish specialties (not included in the price).
You will then get to see Giverny : the seocnd part of the tour.
Your guide will make an introduction to Monet’s life and work. You will then have a stop at the local church and visit Monet’s tomb, stop at the former American impressionists residence, and visit the Water Garden created by Monet.
End your tour with the visit of Monet’s house. See Monet’s last studio. Return back to Paris along a picturesque valley and see an ancient watchtower of the 10th century.
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The tour starts with the visit of Honfleur. Enjoy a 2-hour drive to Honfleur, a 500-year-old harbor on the Norman coast. Visit local restaurants, the souvenirs and ice cream shops.
Listen to an introduction to the inner harbor’s history. Visit the market place, walk along the cobblestone path on the shore, taste local fish specialties (not included in the price).
You will then get to see Giverny : the seocnd part of the tour.
Your guide will make an introduction to Monet’s life and work. You will then have a stop at the local church and visit Monet’s tomb, stop at the former American impressionists residence, and visit the Water Garden created by Monet.
End your tour with the visit of Monet’s house. See Monet’s last studio. Return back to Paris along a picturesque valley and see an ancient watchtower of the 10th century.The tour starts with a visit of Honfleur and ends with the visit of Giverny.
The private chauffeur picks you up at your hotel and make a 2-hour drive to Honfleur, a 500-year-old harbor on the Norman coast. A “sit and watch the world go” fancied by many Impressionist painters with the colored shops and the boats reflected on the water.
Walk through the restaurants, the souvenirs and ice cream shops.
Listen to an introduction to the inner harbor’s history.
Visit the market place with the Saint Catherine’s church and its belfry, see the art galleries along the side and back streets, walk the cobblestone path, and enjoy a lunch in restaurants with fish dishes (at your own expense).
After your lunch, there is a 1-hour drive to Giverny along with an introduction to Monet’s life and work on a comfortable car with a private driver.
Stop at the local church and the village graveyard with Monet’s tomb, the former café Baudy, American impressionists residence, including the barn used as winter studio for artists and temporary exhibitions at Museum of Impressionism, visit the Water Garden that Monet created 10 years after settling in Giverny, and finally, get to see the famous Japanese bridge covered with the famous nympheas.
When in the Flower Garden Clos Normand full of perspectives, symmetries and colors, you will enter Monet’s house.and his last Studio that now houses a gift shop.
Return back to Paris along the picturesque “Route des Crêtes”, the exceptional panorama of the Seine Valley, an ancient watch tower of the 10th century, the village and château of La Roche Guyon
Last stop (if there is time) in the village of Vétheuil.
Listen to an introduction to the inner harbor’s history. Visit the market place, walk along the cobblestone path on the shore, taste local fish specialties (not included in the price).
You will then get to see Giverny : the seocnd part of the tour.
Your guide will make an introduction to Monet’s life and work. You will then have a stop at the local church and visit Monet’s tomb, stop at the former American impressionists residence, and visit the Water Garden created by Monet.
End your tour with the visit of Monet’s house. See Monet’s last studio. Return back to Paris along a picturesque valley and see an ancient watchtower of the 10th century.The tour starts with a visit of Honfleur and ends with the visit of Giverny.
The private chauffeur picks you up at your hotel and make a 2-hour drive to Honfleur, a 500-year-old harbor on the Norman coast. A “sit and watch the world go” fancied by many Impressionist painters with the colored shops and the boats reflected on the water.
Walk through the restaurants, the souvenirs and ice cream shops.
Listen to an introduction to the inner harbor’s history.
Visit the market place with the Saint Catherine’s church and its belfry, see the art galleries along the side and back streets, walk the cobblestone path, and enjoy a lunch in restaurants with fish dishes (at your own expense).
After your lunch, there is a 1-hour drive to Giverny along with an introduction to Monet’s life and work on a comfortable car with a private driver.
Stop at the local church and the village graveyard with Monet’s tomb, the former café Baudy, American impressionists residence, including the barn used as winter studio for artists and temporary exhibitions at Museum of Impressionism, visit the Water Garden that Monet created 10 years after settling in Giverny, and finally, get to see the famous Japanese bridge covered with the famous nympheas.
When in the Flower Garden Clos Normand full of perspectives, symmetries and colors, you will enter Monet’s house.and his last Studio that now houses a gift shop.
Return back to Paris along the picturesque “Route des Crêtes”, the exceptional panorama of the Seine Valley, an ancient watch tower of the 10th century, the village and château of La Roche Guyon
Last stop (if there is time) in the village of Vétheuil.
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