Giverny
In short
Giverny by Tesla with a private driver — from €480 (sedan) / €590 (van), 6h.
- Price : From €480 sedan · €590 van
- Duration : 6h
- Included : Private driver, 100% electric Tesla, tolls & parking, entrance tickets not included
Giverny, Claude Monet's gardens
About 75 km west of Paris, just across into Normandy, Giverny is the village where Claude Monet lived for 43 years and created his water gardens: the Clos Normand's flower beds, then the Japanese-inspired water garden with its green bridge and water lilies — the very ponds he painted for the Nymphéas series now hanging at the Musée de l'Orangerie in Paris.
His house, restored with his original collection of Japanese prints, sits right next to the gardens.
Visiting Giverny from Paris, by Tesla
The somewhat longer drive usually takes 1 hour to 1 hour 15. The quiet Tesla keeps this ride comfortable; the excursion runs about 6 hours in total, including travel, enough to see the house and gardens without rushing.
Tolls and parking are included; the ticket for Monet's house and gardens is not.
Good to know
The gardens close for winter, generally from November to March — check the opening dates before booking. In high season, a morning visit is quieter than midday.
What’s included
Sedan or van?
| Sedan | Van | |
|---|---|---|
| Passengers | 1-4 | Up to 7 |
| Luggage | 2-3 | 6-7 |
| Price | 480 € | 590 € |
FAQ
Are the Giverny gardens open year-round?
No, Monet's house and gardens close for winter, generally from November to March; check the dates before booking.
How long is the drive to Giverny?
Giverny is about 75 km west of Paris, roughly 1 hour to 1 hour 15 by car.
Is the ticket to Monet's house included?
No, only transport is included (tolls and parking); the ticket for the house and gardens is paid on site.
