The Clos Normand Garden – This stunning flower garden, located in front of Monet’s house, is a dazzling display of vibrant flowers arranged in geometric patterns. Throughout the seasons, the garden bursts with color, featuring tulips, irises, poppies, and many other blooms. The paths wind through lush greenery, offering a perfect reflection of Monet’s love for creating a harmonious relationship between nature and art.

The Water Garden – The most iconic of Monet’s gardens, the Water Garden is a tranquil paradise filled with lily ponds, weeping willows, and beautiful reflections of the sky and surrounding plants. The famous Japanese bridge, draped with wisteria, is a key feature of this serene landscape and can be seen in several of Monet’s most celebrated paintings.

The Japanese Bridge – A standout feature in the Water Garden, this curved bridge is covered in climbing wisteria during the spring months, creating a picturesque and peaceful atmosphere. The bridge, reflected in the calm waters below, became an iconic subject for Monet’s artwork and is one of the most photographed spots in Giverny.