20의 메닐가지 명소 & 주요 장소

훌륭하고 도착하기 매우 편하며 근처에 무료 주차장이 있습니다.

nice little landscape

For a long time, our ancestors have observed nature and learned to harness the often unbridled power of the elements, including flowing water. What makes this place special is the unusual technology used: it was not a "normal" water mill that was built, but a very unusual construction in which the wheels were hung in the arches.

The cycle path is flat and perfect, but it is also very busy with visitors to Giverny, walkers, families on walks, runners. Don't expect to do a speedy run there, it's just for the ride and to connect Vernon and Giverny without taking the main road.

This section of the path through the vineyards of Giverny leads through a quiet and slightly hilly landscape. The view stretches far over the valley, and along the way you can find small, hidden viewpoints, such as the cross that stands in the middle of the vegetation and creates a special atmosphere. Especially in the winter months, when the trees are bare, the view opens up even further and allows a clear view of the surrounding hills and villages. The barren nature and the wide horizon convey a certain silence that invites you to take a short break or reflect. The vineyards themselves are dormant at this time of year, but the path remains a wonderful place to enjoy the peaceful landscape around Giverny.

A visit to Claude Monet's house and garden in Giverny is a fascinating journey into the life and inspiration of the famous artist. While the house itself is an interesting insight into Monet's daily life, it is often crowded, especially in the warmer months, so it is advisable to plan an afternoon visit when it is a little quieter. Spring and autumn are also considered to be more pleasant times to visit, as crowds are lower and the garden offers a special atmosphere. The garden, which Monet himself designed, is a real highlight. Especially in spring, the flowers shine in a sea of color, while the pond with the iconic water lilies and the famous Japanese bridge that Monet immortalized in many of his paintings exudes a calming atmosphere. The garden is divided into two parts: the Clos Normand with its formal and colorful flowerbeds and the exotic water garden, which has an Asian touch. The garden shows how Monet masterfully combined colors and lighting to bring his works to life. For those who want to enjoy the garden in peace, it is worth visiting early in the morning or late in the afternoon. A tour with a guide or a pre-booked entrance ticket can also help you avoid long queues

Emblem of Vernon, this strange mill on the right bank of the Seine is distinguished by its hanging wheel suspended above the river.

It is interesting to see how the painter lived. However, his house is very crowded. It is therefore advisable to plan a visit in the afternoon around 3 p.m. His adjacent garden park is phenomenal and has more to offer than just the famous Japanese ridge.