139 €
Visit Paris and France in coach or minibus, sightseeing tours, Paris by night !!
166 €
(+GV)
Duration: 9 hrs approx.
Monet’s house & gardens. American Art Museum. Lunch in the Moulin de Fourges. Park of the Castle of Versailles. Royal Apartments.
> Pick up and drop off hotel in air conditioned minibus
> Guided walk through the gardens which inspired Claude Monet for the famous “Nympheas”.
> Visit the house on your own: the painter’s furniture and his collection of etchings.
> Lunch at the charming restaurant of the Moulin de Fourges
> Guided visit of the Royal Apartments and the Hall of Mirrors of Versailles Palace
> Guided walk through the gardens which inspired Claude Monet for the famous “Nympheas”.
> Visit the house on your own: the painter’s furniture and his collection of etchings.
> Lunch at the charming restaurant of the Moulin de Fourges
> Guided visit of the Royal Apartments and the Hall of Mirrors of Versailles Palace
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Details - Visit Monet’s home and garden in Giverny + Visit Versailles – by minibus
From April 1st to October 31st 2008: Departure: 8.30 am on everyday except Monday.
In the morning, at Giverny, guided visit of a part of the wonderful gardens.
Then, you will be on your own to visit Claude Monet’s house and studio.
The driver-guide will also provide you with the entrance ticket to the new «Musée des Impressionnismes Giverny»*.
Lunch included at «the Moulin de Fourges» (drinks included). 
Pleasant drive through the countryside of the Seine Valley. At Versailles, guided visit of the gardens. Visit with audioguide (provided in French, English, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese Mandarin and Russian) to the State Apartments of the Palace.
Entrance tickets included.
*From 04/01 to 04/30, a free drink will be offered at Terra Café. Re-opening of the new museum from May 1st.
Special Programme Fountains Show:
In addition to the usual programme we suggest every Saturday and Sunday that you wander around the groves and pools where the magnificent display of fountains reveals the skill and artistry of three centuries of French garden design and engineering. The display is accompanied by music from one of the famous composers from the court of Louis XIV.
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