Experience the best of Claude Monet's House & Gardens

Did you know Monet diverted the Epte River to create his iconic water garden? The pond, filled with water lilies and reflections, was man-made—and became the subject of many of his most famous paintings.

Ever heard of Monet’s “little blue lounge”? This striking room inside his house is painted entirely in blue and decorated with 231 Japanese woodblock prints that heavily influenced his art.

Monet’s first studio was once a barn! He converted it into a workspace with wooden floors and stairs. Today, it’s restored with 80% original furniture and reproductions of 60 of his paintings.