Gardens of the Musée des Impressionnismes Giverny — Attraction in Les Andelys

Not to be confused with Monet’s world-famous gardens nearby, this garden, planted in 1992 and located at the Musée des Impressionnismes Giverny, is also a must do while visiting Giverny. There are a series of “rooms” divided by hedges, each devoted to a specific color of plant or flower. It’s a small, beautifully designed garden that’s free to visit. Highly...

Fun Facts about Giverny: •   Monet lived here from 1883 until his death in 1926. •   He personally designed and planted the gardens—it was his living canvas. •   He painted over 250 versions of his famous Water Lilies right here in Giverny. •   Giverny was almost forgotten after his death until American artists and historians helped revive interest...

The plants are very pretty, and the landscaping is amazing. The house is beautiful too. However, the overall tour is missing information signboards. For example, I would have liked to know the type of trees, plants, as well as the explanation of Monet's life in the actual house. Still a nice place if you want...