Experience two iconic French treasures on this full-day guided tour from Paris. Begin your morning in Giverny, exploring the magnificent gardens and the charming home of Claude Monet, the father of Impressionism. Stroll through vibrant flowerbeds, cross the Japanese bridge over Monet’s famous lily pond, and discover the artist's beautifully preserved house and studio. Afterward, enjoy an authentic and delightful lunch in a carefully selected restaurant in Giverny, savoring local Normandy cuisine. In the afternoon, head to the dazzling Palace of Versailles. Embark on a guided tour through the grand halls, luxurious apartments, and stunning Hall of Mirrors, learning fascinating stories about the royal court, French history, and the opulent life of Louis XIV, the Sun King. Return to Paris comfortably by the evening, enriched by a day filled with art, history, and culinary delights.
Step into the enchanting world of Claude Monet at his house and gardens in Giverny, where vibrant colors and nature's beauty converge to capture the essence of the renowned artist's inspiration, inviting you to wander through the very landscapes that sparked his masterpieces and experience the living palette that fueled his creative genius.
Enjoy a lunch in a charming local restaurant.
Step into the enchanting world of the Palace of Versailles. Marvel at the grandeur and opulence as you explore the dazzling halls adorned with intricate gold details and priceless art. Let your imagination wander as your licensed guide reveals fascinating stories, whispers, and secrets preserved within these historic walls. Discover why Versailles is celebrated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and take your time strolling through the spectacular gardens, absorbing the rich history and magnificent architecture. Immerse yourself in the elegance and drama of French royal history.
You will make your own way to the meeting points
For Giverny, an entrance ticket will be given before entering the gardens. For Versailles, no ticket needed, you will enter with the guide directly.