Useful information
Online ticketing
– Opening of ticket sales on February 2nd, 2026 –
Online booking is highly recommended.
Tickets are also available for purchase on site every day.
Tickets are non-refundable but can be changed.
Before buying tickets, please check our list of free admission and the train schedule.
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Opening times and conditions
The House and Gardens of Claude Monet – Giverny are open every day:
From April 1st to November 1st, 2026 – From 10am to 6pm, last admission at 5.30pm
Recommended duration of visit: 1h30 to 2 hours (unguided visit)
- Any exit from the site is final.
- Pets are not allowed.
- Picnic, painting, and drawing are not allowed.
- Wedding photo shoots are not accepted.
- No luggage storage available (Vigipirate plan – large luggage forbidden)
Accessibility – People with Reduced Mobility
Priority access upon presentation of a disabled card at the group entrance located on Sente Leroy.
The gardens are accessible to people with reduced mobility.
The house is not wheelchair accessible.
Individual rates
SELF-GUIDED VISIT
– Adult: €13
– Child from 7 to 17 years old: €7
– Child under 7 years old: free (excluding school groups)
– Student: €7 (exluding fine-art and art history student)
– Person with disabilities: €6 – accompanying person, full rate
– Please check our eligibility list of free admission
Proof of eligibility will be required for free admission and reduced rates.
COMBINED TICKETS
On-site sale, for individual visitors only.
• Musée des Impressionnismes – 99 rue Claude Monet, Giverny
Adult: €25
Child over 7: €7
Child under 7: free
Student: €16 (exluding fine-art and art history student)
• Musée Marmottan Monet – 2 rue Louis Boilly, Paris
Adult: €27
Child over 7: €16
Child under 7: free
Student: €16 (exluding fine-art and art history student)
• Musée de l’Orangerie – Jardin des Tuileries, Paris
Adult: €25.50
Group rates
Group booking required from 20 people, subject to availability.
Self-guided visit
– Adult: €12
– Guide, bus driver and tour leader (one per group): free
– Children, pupils, students: €7
Preschool: 1 free accompanying adult for every 8 pupils
Elementary school, middle school, highscool: 1 free accompanying adult for every 15 pupils
– Person with disabilities (being part of a group): €6 – one free accompanying adult per disabled
>> 2026 Group rates and conditions
>> List of independent guides
>> Booking form to be sent to the group service: reservation@claudemonetgiverny.fr
Access
Maison et jardins Claude Monet – Giverny
84 rue Claude Monet
27620 Giverny
Tel : +33 (0) 2 32 51 28 21
contact@claudemonetgiverny.fr
By car
>> Calculate itinerary
Free car parks available in Giverny
By train
From Paris, take the train from Gare Saint-Lazare to Vernon-Giverny.
>> Consult train timetables on the SNCF website
Vernon – Giverny shuttle
€5/single trip and €10/return
>> Consult the shuttle timetable
On foot or by bike
Take the cycle route from Vernon to Giverny and enjoy the “Seine à Vélo”
Bike rentals are available at the Vernon train station exit (Givernon) or from Paris (Dolce Via).
Bicycle parking is available in the car parks of Giverny.
Restaurant
The Restaurant "Les Nymphéas" located in front of the home of the famous Claude Monet, welcomes you every day from April 1st to November 1st. The traditional architecture of the place, the quality cuisine and the smiling service will make your gourmet break pleasant. Whether you come, with your family or as a couple, everything will be done to meet your expectations. Let yourself be carried away by the softness of Impressionist Normandy. For groups, reservations at restaurantlesnympheas@gmail.com Tel : 06 45 47 26 35
Safety and anti-terrorism measures
At Claude Monet’s House and Gardens – Giverny, we have implemented the preventative measures required by the French government in order to ensure the safety of our visitors. Bags are systematically checked upon entry. We recommend that you do not bring large bags or suitcases. Only cabin-sized bags with a maximum size of 55 cm x 35 cm x 20 cm are permitted and must be carried in your hand or on your back. We appreciate your understanding when there are delays due to security checks at the entrances. For more information on what to do in the event of an attack, please refer to the instructions given on the French government’s website.
