- Giverny is a village on the banks of the Seine River in the Normandy region of France, about 40 miles northeast of Paris.
- It can be easy to overlook the countryside beyond the city of Paris, but if you travel just 80 km northwest of the city, you’ll find yourself in Giverny.
- Dünyaca ünlü empresyonist ressam Claude Monet 1883 yılında Giverny Köyü’ne gelip, 5 Aralık 1926’da ölene kadar yani tam 43 yıl bu evde yaşamış.
- Bus and minibus trips run from Paris to Giverny as a half-day tour and to Giverny and Versailles as a full-day tour every day except Monday.
- It takes just an hour to reach Giverny from Paris, but this small village feels a world away.
- Claude Monet dans son premier atelier de Giverny. Suite de la visite de Georges Bernheim et René Gimpel à Giverny le 19 août 1908.
- The picturesque village of Giverny still draws artists, art lovers and tourists alike, as you can see from its many galleries, teashops, hotels and restaurants.
- The tiny country village of Giverny, 74km northwest of Paris, is a place of pilgrimage for devotees of impressionism, though the summer months herald the...
- With Giverny tours and activities, discover the achingly beautiful French village where Claude Monet lived and worked from 1883 until his death in 1926.
- On one day trip, we headed outside the city to the town of Giverny, a quaint Norman village on the north banks of the Seine .