Giverny

Giverny is a small village in northern France, famous for its beautiful gardens and the home of artist Claude Monet. Monet lived there for many years and created many of his iconic paintings of the gardens and water lilies. The village’s gardens, especially the vibrant flower beds and the pond with a Japanese-style bridge, are considered masterpieces of landscape design and attract art lovers worldwide. Giverny is now a popular museum and tourist destination, offering visitors a chance to experience the scenery that inspired Monet’s renowned artworks.