Decision
The Best Giverny Tour from Paris: Guide, Group, Hours and Fare
Coach, minivan or private car; a guide in the gardens or an app; half or full day; the ticket, the pickup, children's ages and refunds, with a pick for each traveller.
Giverny Travel Guides
These are the long reads for the choices you make before your Giverny booking. Which kind of day should you book? Can you pair the gardens with Versailles? Should you go without a tour, what does each fare buy, and how does the visit work with reduced mobility?
Start with choosing your day if you have not booked yet, or with going on your own if you would rather take the train. The blog answers single questions in fewer words.
Itinerary
Giverny and Versailles in One Day: Order, Trianon and Time
Why Monday is out, which comes first, what Trianon's noon opening changes, how long you get at each, which fares carry both tickets, and where lunch fits.
Channel
Giverny Without a Tour: Train, Bike or Car, Step by Step
What a day on your own costs, the train and the last 5 km, the ticket and the entrance, what a guide adds, and when a tour is the better deal.
Commercial
Giverny Tour Prices: What Each Fare Buys, Coach to Private
Price bands from the coach half-day to a private guide, what the gate charges, which fares carry the Monet ticket or lunch, the costs on the day, and refunds.
Access
Giverny with Reduced Mobility: The House, the Gardens, the Tours
The house that is not accessible, the gardens that are, the priority entrance and the reduced fare, which days take a wheelchair or pushchair, and the museum next door.
The season, the fares and the bag rule are in the visitor guide, every meeting point on the map, and every fare on Giverny Tours.