Private chauffeur from Paris to Giverny

Giverny is a small village in Normandy’s Eure department, just outside the Île-de-France. Monet lived here for more than forty years; the house, the flower garden and the water-lily garden with its Japanese bridge are the main reason to come.

It is also a place to slow down: a village lunch, a walk along the lanes and, nearby, the Museum of Impressionisms.

Giverny works as a long morning or a full day. In the high season the gardens are busy in the middle of the day, so an early start or a later arrival often gives you more space. Book your entrance directly with the venue and tell us the time.

Giverny pairs well with a stop in nearby Vernon on the way back, or with an afternoon in Rouen if you prefer a longer day — we plan the combination with you.

Public transport to Giverny involves a train and a shuttle or a bus, which is hard going with luggage, children or limited mobility. A private car takes you from your hotel to the village and back without the changes.

We do not publish a price for day trips, because it depends on your plan: the distance, the time on the road and at your disposal, whether you return the same day, how many of you travel, tolls and parking, and extras such as a licensed guide.

Send us your date and what you would like to see and we reply with one clear quotation for the whole itinerary.

Your chauffeur-host drives, helps with your route, suggests stops and shares general information from the car. Commentary inside museums and historic monuments usually requires a licensed guide-conférencier — we can arrange one on request. Read driver-host or licensed guide to choose.

The Mercedes V-Class carries up to seven passengers with generous luggage space, and child seats are available on request. Tell us how many of you are travelling and the ages of any children when you ask for your quotation.