Monets Garden Aire

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Anyone have experience of the aire at Giverny.

I expect it will be busy all the time but it is very handy not only for the gardens but to get into Paris by rail.

Cheers

H
 
We stayed there about three years ago, in the Spring. Busy but not heaving. You drive through the car/bus park to get to the motorhome parking area. I think there was barrier which was closed in the evening, so if intending to arrive late then check times. A good stopover and visit. We were amazed at the number of people (Japanese tourists) pouring off the coaches at 9.0am the next morning.
David.
 
A slight aside, there's also an aire at Versailles which is open in summer, we've stayed there to visit the gardens/palace, but I would imagine it's also handy for Paris.
 
Anyone have experience of the aire at Giverny. H

Claude Monet's garden at Giverny

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Monets Garden 49.073569 1.530215 free grass parking OK to over night no services tip if visiting house and gardens pre buy your ticket the evening before you visit then next morning you can enter at group entrance down by road queues can be long to purchase tickets in morning. In village a stationary engine museum and memorial to a bomber crew who crashed there and are buried in the nr by cemetery Prebuy ticket on line or at main entrance then enter next morning at ticket entrance
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Sue and I stopped there in May last year and it was fine, in fact we will be there again sometime next week as we amble over to the Somme. The gate is locked from 8pm to 8am and there's an underpass in to the village. It is on grass but it is reinforced though. As an aside, there were 3 coach loads of Japanese tourists waiting at the gate by opening time
 
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Monets Garden

We have been there. There seemed to be plenty of space on the aire. Although as already said there are no services. The house and gardens are well worth a visit but I thought the art gallery just down from the house was a total waste of money. You can take photos inside the house but with no flash.
Enjoy. pj
 
Tickets for the tunnel and Giverny booked and payed for in the last half hour.:D

Aiming to arrive early evening at the aire and maybe stay two nights.

Going to have a butchers at Versailles next. Thanks for the help folks:bow:

Cheers

H
 
Tickets for the tunnel and Giverny booked and payed for in the last half hour.:D

Aiming to arrive early evening at the aire and maybe stay two nights.

Going to have a butchers at Versailles next. Thanks for the help folks:bow:

Cheers

H

When are you coming over?
 
We are thinking of calling in there on the way to Château de Chambord next month :dance:
 
When are you coming over?
Nice trip planned Peter.

Leave here 11th April, Highclere Castle for the boss' birthday on the 12th and a bit of a look round darn sarf before the tunnel on the 19th. A visit to Claude's wee garden 20th, possible mooch around Versailles during the next couple of days then busking it down to Barcelona for the Spanish Grand Prix. Leave Barcelona the Monday after the race and back on the tunnel trip the following Friday. Birmingham Symphony concert on the Sunday and back to the grim North sometime after that.:camper:

Cheers

H
 
When you enter go straight for the underpass which is actually behind you when you stand at the ticket office. If you do this at opening time you will have a fighting chance of seeing the pond garden before the Japanese are three or four deep with iPads held aloft. Do the house and the rest of the garden after. Last time we were there, 4 or 5 coaches were already waiting to disgorge passengers at first entry time.
Dave

Anyone have experience of the aire at Giverny.

I expect it will be busy all the time but it is very handy not only for the gardens but to get into Paris by rail.

Cheers

H
 
Château de Chambord

Open dated tickets for this place are €13 and available online :dance:

Cheers

H
 

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