Immerse yourself in the artistic soul of Giverny with this self-guided audio tour aimed at enthusiasts of art, nature, and history. Perfect for curious minds, this tour unveils the picturesque village that Claude Monet called home, and which sparked countless masterpieces. The journey kicks off at Claude Monet's vibrant house and guides you through inspiring landscapes and historic sites, concluding at the studio residences where Monet's contemporaries forged their art. Along this route, you'll see the Old Mill of Vernon, the Church of Sainte-Radegonde, Château de la Roche-Guyon, Giverny's iconic stone archway, and the celebrated Water Garden, before reaching the breathtaking Viewpoint of the Seine Valley. Listeners will be captivated by the living beauty of Monet's Water Garden, the timeless feel of the Hôtel Baudy, and the serene panoramas at the Seine Valley viewpoint. This tour promises an unforgettable sensory stroll through a village where every corner is steeped in artistic heritage.

Embark on a journey through the picturesque village of Giverny, known for its deep connection to Claude Monet, a pioneer of the impressionist movement. This audio tour is a perfect choice for art enthusiasts and those wishing to step into a world that celebrates natural beauty and creative brilliance. The tour kicks off at the delightful pink house with green shutters where Monet lived, which serves as the starting point of your adventure. From there, trek to the Fondation Monet, the artist's cherished gardens, and his final resting place beside the Sainte-Radegonde Church. As you meander, the tranquil Water Garden beckons, culminating at the serene Japanese bridge that Monet so often painted. Along the way, pause at the Ancient Domaine School, the Musée des Impressionnismes, and the historic Hotel Baudy which once hosted artistic gatherings. The most memorable moments of this tour will be the personal connection you'll feel as you stand in the very spots that inspired some of Monet's most famous works. The vivid landscapes, the blossom-framed house, and the Water Garden's lily pads offer a feast for the senses, cementing Giverny's place as a living canvas of impressionist art.