Paris & Normandy Accessible Scooter Tours

Wheelchair-Friendly Itinerary for Giverny, Normandy

Wheelchair-Friendly Adventures in Giverny, Normandy!

Giverny

Wheelchair-Friendly view of Giverny in Giverny, Normandy

Why Visit?

Embark on an enchantive journey to Giverny, a picturesque village that famously inspired Claude Monet, one of the greatest Impressionist painters. This wheelchair-accessible tour ensures everyone can experience the beauty and tranquility of Monet"s home and gardens.

Getting There

Start your day by catching an accessible train from Paris" Saint-Lazare station to Vernon. From Vernon, pre-arranged accessible shuttles are available that bring you directly to the heart of Giverny, dropping you off at the entrance of Monet"s gardens.

Monet"s House and Gardens

Your first stop is the iconic home of Claude Monet. Wheelchair users can access the ground floor, which includes Monet’s studio-living room and dining room, both restored to their original grandeur. While the upper floors are not wheelchair accessible, detailed photo books in each room provide a comprehensive view.

The adjacent gardens are a highlight, with wheelchair-friendly pathways leading you through the Clos Normand flower garden and the mesmerizing water garden, famous for its Japanese bridge and water lilies. Spring visits are particularly spectacular when the flowers are in full bloom.

Museum of Impressionism

Continue your artistic exploration at the nearby Museum of Impressionism, fully accessible and dedicated to the history of the Impressionist movement. The museum provides wheelchairs for guests requiring mobility assistance, ensuring everyone can enjoy the vibrant exhibits.

Lunch and Leisure

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of the accessible restaurants or cafes in the village. Many offer outdoor seating with splendid views of the lush, surrounding landscape.

Practical Tips

- Book your shuttle and entrance tickets in advance to ensure a seamless experience.

- Restrooms in Monet’s house are not wheelchair accessible; however, you"ll find accessible facilities at the entrance and the Museum of Impressionism.

This thoughtful and well-planned tour through Giverny not only promises accessibility but also an unforgettable glimpse into the world that inspired one of the most celebrated artists in history.

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