Set out on a captivating journey through the picturesque landscapes of Normandy with this private guided tour from Paris. Discover the artistic legacy of Claude Monet in Giverny, stroll through the historic streets of Rouen, and explore the charming harbor of Honfleur – all in the comfort of a luxury Mercedes vehicle. This immersive day trip promises an unforgettable experience, blending French art, culture, and natural beauty. Prepare to be enchanted as you uncover the hidden gems of this captivating region.

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Key Points

Comprehensive Monet-themed day trip from Paris, visiting Giverny, Honfleur, and Rouen, with transportation in comfortable Mercedes vehicles.
Explore Monet’s iconic house and gardens in Giverny, the inspiration for his famous water lily paintings.
Stroll through the charming harbor town of Honfleur and enjoy a Calvados tasting at a local distillery.
Discover the historic capital of Normandy, Rouen, with guided walking tours providing in-depth insights.
Seamless experience with professional driver and guide, all admission fees, and optional gourmet lunch included.

Tour Overview and Highlights

This private day trip from Paris to Normandy focuses on exploring the attractions associated with the renowned Impressionist painter, Claude Monet.

Guests will visit Monet’s House in Giverny, where he lived and painted his famous water lily series. The tour also includes a stroll through the charming harbor town of Honfleur and a visit to Rouen, the capital of Normandy.

With a duration of 13 hours, the tour provides a comprehensive Monet-themed experience, allowing visitors to enjoy the artist’s world and the picturesque Norman countryside.

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Transportation and Comfort

Travelers will be transported in either a Mercedes E220/E300 for groups of 2-3 people or a Mercedes Minivan for groups of 3-7 people.

These vehicles ensure maximum comfort throughout the day-long tour. A professional driver and guide will accompany the group, providing a seamless experience.

Vehicles ensure maximum comfort, with a professional driver and guide accompanying the group for a seamless experience.

The tour begins with pickup at the hotel or Airbnb at 7:30 AM, allowing an 8:00 AM start time.

With the transportation and expert guidance, guests can fully enjoy the highlights of the Normandy region without the hassle of navigation or logistics.

Included Features

The tour includes admission tickets to Claude Monet’s House in Giverny, allowing guests to explore the iconic gardens that inspired the renowned artist’s work.

Walking tours in the charming towns of Rouen and Honfleur provide in-depth insights into the history and culture of Normandy.

A Calvados tasting at a local distillery offers a taste of the region’s renowned apple brandy.

Bottled water, all fees, and taxes are included, ensuring a seamless experience.

Guests can also opt for a gourmet lunch at the renowned La Couronne restaurant, further enhancing the gastronomic aspects of the tour.

Customer Reviews and Feedback

Based on 2 reviews, the tour boasts an impressive 5.0 rating, with customers highlighting the excellence of the drivers and the knowledgeable guides.

Reviewers noted the informative nature of the tour, praising the guides’ ability to provide in-depth insights into the history and cultural significance of the visited sites.

The comfort of transportation was also a standout feature, with customers appreciating the Mercedes vehicles and the professionalism of the drivers.

Booking Information

The private guided tour from Paris to Normandy starts at $587.57 per person, with pricing varying based on group size.

Travelers can take advantage of free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience. Confirmation is received at the time of booking, ensuring a smooth planning process.

Whether visiting as a couple or a small group, this comprehensive tour offers a delightful exploration of Monet’s captivating world, the charming harbor of Honfleur, and the historic city of Rouen.

With comfortable transportation and knowledgeable guides, this day trip from Paris promises an unforgettable journey through the beauty of Normandy.

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Exploring Monet’s House in Giverny

What captivating wonders await visitors at Claude Monet’s iconic house in Giverny? Guests will marvel at the colorful gardens that inspired the Impressionist master’s most famous works.

The highlights include:

Exploring Monet’s charming pink house, complete with its harmonious living spaces and art-filled studio.
Meandering through the picturesque lily-pad-covered ponds immortalized in his Water Lilies series.
Wandering amidst the vibrant flower beds and lush greenery that Monet himself carefully curated.
Stepping inside the iconic Japanese bridge, a serene spot that captivated the artist’s imagination.

These immersive experiences offer a unique glimpse into Monet’s creative world.

Discovering the Charm of Honfleur

As travelers stroll through the charming port town of Honfleur, they’ll be captivated by its picturesque harbor, lined with colorful houses and quaint cafes.

This historic town is renowned for its unique architecture, from the distinctive timber-framed buildings to the striking Sainte-Catherine Church.

Visitors can explore the winding cobblestone streets, browse local art galleries, and savor delectable seafood dishes at the waterfront restaurants.

The lively atmosphere and stunning views make Honfleur a delightful stop on the Normandy tour, offering a glimpse into the region’s rich cultural heritage.

Rouen: The Historic Capital of Normandy

After exploring the charming harbor of Honfleur, the tour takes visitors to Rouen, the historic capital of Normandy.

As the former seat of the Duchy of Normandy, Rouen boasts a rich history and architecture.

Visitors can:

Admire the impressive Rouen Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece.
Explore the cobblestone streets and half-timbered houses of the Old Town.
Visit the site where Joan of Arc was executed, now marked by a striking modern church.
Discover the Gros Horloge, a remarkable Renaissance clock tower that has been keeping time since the 16th century.