During this half-day excursion from Paris, you will discover the villages of two of the most emblematic painters: Claude Monet and Vincent Van Gogh.
The first stop of your excursion will take place in the charming village of Giverny, famous for housing the house and garden where Claude Monet lived and painted his most beautiful canvases!
Once you arrive at Monet's home, you will visit his pretty pale pink house with green shutters and his studio whose walls are covered with reproductions of Monet's paintings as they were in his lifetime. You will then marvel at the flower festival that surrounds the house. Other surprises await you, including the water lily pond and the famous Japanese bridge.
Then, your excursion will continue to the village of Auvers-sur-Oise where Vincent Van Gogh spent the last weeks of his life. In this small French town, the artist created some of his most exceptional masterpieces such as: Crows Over Wheatfield, the Portrait of Dr. Gachet and Church at Auvers. You will discover an open-air museum: the wheat fields, the famous church, his gloomy bedroom at the Auberge du Ravoux, and the twin graves of the Van Gogh brothers.