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Paris to Giverny Transfer, Monet’s Garden

Giverny is the village where Claude Monet lived and made the garden he painted. It is a small place with no railway station of its own, which is why most visitors arrive by road.

  • 88 km
  • about 1 h 25
  • Tolls included

Paris → Giverny, one way

Economy carup to 3 passengers, 2 suitcases
€191
Vanup to 6 passengers, 6 suitcases
€234
Van XLup to 8 passengers, 8 suitcases
€277

Indicative fare from central Paris, your exact fixed price is confirmed at booking with your address.Tolls included. Paid online when you book: a 30 % deposit or the full fare. Any balance is paid to the driver in cash.

Getting to Giverny

  • Monet’s house and gardens open for a season, broadly spring to the start of November, check the current dates with the Fondation Monet before you book.
  • The village has no railway station; the nearest is Vernon, a few kilometres away.
  • Giverny is about 80 km from Paris in a straight line; the road route we price is 88 km.

Coming back the same day?

Book the outbound and the return together and you will have both, each at a fixed price, each with its own reference. With this booking the driver does not wait at the destination, the return is a separate journey at a time you choose.

Would you rather keep the car and have the driver wait? A round trip with a driver who waits

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