| Page Views: 9 Last Visit to Giverny: June, 2008 | Giverny: Monet's Inspiration by iamjacksgoat - last update: Jun 17, 2009 |
Giverny is a small commune in northern France. A beautiful, quant area, Giverny is known best for housing Monet's home and garden. The famous impressionist artist gathered much of his inspiration from this place, noting its natural beauty. I spent a couple hours in Giverny while driving from Paris to Normandie. It was a wonderful place to stop and relax.
What to See and Do describes my favorite parts of Giverny.
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My Experience is a reflection on my experience in Giverny. It contains the good and bad aspects of Monet's chosen home.
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|  | Favorites, by Alyssa There isn't much for the tourist to do in Giverny, so my favorites section consists of all that I did. |
| My Experience? Giverny is a wonderful place to visit, and I highly recommend it. It is not the kind of place that you would spend a few days at. One day max will let you see everything it has to offer. This way, it is a great place to stop at while on a road trip seeing France. Beware the high prices set for tourists, especially with food and gift shops. | | |
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| Pros: | "Beautiful garden and pond, nature at its finest" | | Cons: | "Expensive gift shop, no pictures allowed in some places" | | In A Nutshell: | "No wonder Monet was inspired by this place!" |
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