Monet's house, his water garden and the bridge. A full Giverny guide is being written — in the meantime, browse Normandy for what's nearby.
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More of Normandy
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Rouen The cathedral Monet painted thirty times, and where Joan of Arc died -
Caen William the Conqueror's abbeys and the Mémorial peace museum -
Bayeux The Tapestry, an untouched old town and the D-Day beaches next door -
Honfleur The slate-fronted harbour that the Impressionists could not leave alone -
Deauville Parasols, racehorses and the boardwalk Paris goes to at weekends -
Étretat The chalk arch and needle Monet painted more than eighty times -
Le Havre Auguste Perret's rebuilt concrete city, listed by UNESCO -
Mont-Saint-Michel An abbey on a rock in a bay that empties for kilometres