Fondation Claude Monet

The museum presents Monet's residence with pink walls, original furnishings, Japanese print collection, and two distinct garden sections featuring seasonal flowers and water elements.

Claude Monet acquired this property in 1883 and spent 43 years developing the gardens, creating numerous paintings of the water lilies and Japanese bridge until 1926.

The property maintains the artistic legacy of Impressionism through its preservation of Monet's living spaces, paintings, and the gardens that influenced his artistic vision.

Visitors can explore the museum from March through November, with entrance fees of 13 euros for adults and free admission for children under seven years old.

American donors contributed 7 million dollars in the 1970s to restore the deteriorated property, leading to its current status as Normandy's second most visited attraction.

Location: Giverny

Accessibility: Non accessibile in sedia a rotelle

Address: 84 Rue Claude Monet, 27620 Giverny, France 27620

Opening Hours: marzo 24-novembre 01 09:30-18:00

Phone: +33232512821

Email: contact@fondation-monet.com

Website: https://fondation-monet.com

GPS coordinates: 49.07535,1.53379

Latest update: March 9, 2025 10:24