Claude Monet's historic gardens in Giverny consist of two distinct areas: the Clos Normand, a one-hectare flower garden in front of the house filled with colorful flowerbeds, climbing roses, and mixed plantings that Monet arranged by color, and a Japanese-inspired water garden across the road featuring a famous pond with a Japanese bridge, wisterias, weeping willows, and water lilies that bloom throughout summer. Visitors explore where Monet spent decades cultivating rare plant varieties and created the gardens that inspired his renowned impressionist paintings.
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