A Giverny map is mostly one street. Rue Claude Monet runs through the village past the house, the museum, the painters’ inn and the church. Vernon and its station lie 5 km away across the Seine. Find your entrance and where your tour meets, then read Giverny ticket prices for what each fare covers.
Almost everything you come for is on one street. The house is at number 84. The Musée des impressionnismes is at 99, and the Ancien Hôtel Baudy at 81. Sainte-Radegonde church stands on the same street, with Monet’s grave in its churchyard.
| Place | What it is | Where |
|---|---|---|
| The individual entrance | Where you go in with a ticket | 84 rue Claude Monet, next to the car park |
| The group entrance | Groups, and priority entry with a disability card | On the Sente Leroy |
| The car parks | Free parking, with bike racks | In the village, by the house |
| Les Nymphéas | Restaurant | Opposite the house |
| Ancien Hôtel Baudy | Restaurant and the painters' old inn | 81 rue Claude Monet |
| Musée des impressionnismes | Museum of impressionism | 99 rue Claude Monet |
| Sainte-Radegonde church | Monet's grave in its churchyard | On rue Claude Monet |
| Vernon-Giverny station | Trains to Paris, Rouen, Le Havre | In Vernon, about 5 km |
Walk the street once before or after the gardens. It takes you past every stop in the table except the station.
With a ticket, you go in by the individual entrance at 84 rue Claude Monet, next to the car park. The private walking tour meets you there.
Groups use the group entrance on the Sente Leroy. So do visitors with a disability card, who get priority entry there. Once inside, any exit is final, so do not step out to meet friends.
Giverny lies on the right bank of the Seine, where the River Epte joins it. The house faces the street, and the flower garden runs down from its steps. The water garden lies below that, on the other side of the old railway line.
Monet bought that lower plot in 1893 and fed his pond from the Ru, a small branch of the Epte. On a map you see the two gardens as one long strip, the flower beds above and the pond below. You cross from one to the other inside the site, so you never need the street.
The Fondation lists free car parks in Giverny, and bike parking in them. The individual entrance is next to the car park, so you walk straight from your car to the gate.
Weekends and public holidays are the days the Fondation asks you to book. Come early on those days.
Vernon is the town across the Seine, about 5 km from the house. Vernon-Giverny station is there, on the line from Paris Saint-Lazare to Rouen and Le Havre. The seasonal shuttle runs from the station, and the cycle path follows the river.
The tourist office is at 36 rue Carnot in Vernon. The old mill on the river and the Blanche Hoschedé-Monet museum are in the town too.
Your booking names a meeting point. Find it on a map the evening before. Each entry below comes from the tour’s own listing.
| Meeting point | Town | Who meets here |
|---|---|---|
| Place du Général Kœnig, Porte Maillot | Paris | The coach days |
| 6 avenue de Wagram, outside the café La Flamme | Paris | Small-group half-days |
| Café des Dames, 8 avenue de Villiers | Paris | The Van Gogh days |
| Café Dada, 12 avenue des Ternes | Paris | A Versailles and Giverny day |
| 24 rue Edgar Faure | Paris | The bike day |
| Your hotel | Paris | The private days and some minivans |
| The cruise port | Le Havre | The shore day |
| 84 rue Claude Monet, the house entrance | Giverny | The private walking tour |
Some minivans pick up only in parts of Paris. Check that your district is covered before you book, and allow time to find the meeting point in the morning.
Compare the Giverny tours by where they start, with the meeting point on every card.
La Roche-Guyon lies up the Seine from Giverny, on the way to Vétheuil. Its château sits against a chalk cliff above the river. One private day stops in the village on the way back to Paris.
Further east lies Auvers-sur-Oise, where Van Gogh is buried, and west of Paris the Palace of Versailles. The full-day tours drive you between them.
Giverny
Monet’s house at 84 rue
Claude Monet, and the village street
The map loads from Google only when you press the button. The house is at the centre, with rue Claude Monet running through the village.
The entrances, the car parks and the restaurant opposite are the Fondation’s own, checked 28 September 2026. The street addresses are each place’s own. Every meeting point comes from the tour’s own listing.
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Ten hours from Café des Dames, eight seats: the house and gardens, Monet's grave, then Van Gogh's village, house and grave. Every entrance fee paid.
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