Giverny on the map: the Impressionist village in Normandy

Giverny lies in the Eure department, in the Normandy region, around 80 kilometres north-west of Paris. 

The village is set midway between Évreux and Gisors and only an hour from Rouen. 

It stretches at the foot of gentle hillsides, on the edge of the river Epte, near the town of Vernon.

Giverny offers a verdant, almost intact landscape. 

From its hillsides, the views over the Norman countryside reveal woods, glades and fields that the 

Impressionist painters loved so much. 

Several marked footpaths lead the curious traveller along the same viewpoints once chosen by Monet and his peers.

• Distance from Paris : approximately 80 km
• By car : 1h15 via A13
• By train : less than an hour to Vernon-Giverny
• Seasonal shuttle from Vernon to Giverny
• Free parking near the Claude Monet Foundation