one-day tour to Monet's Garden in Paris, Mount Lebanon, France

A bus group itinerary reference (subject to actual situation) Starting from the center of Paris, you will receive a QR code for the audio guide mobile app for your visit (The APP guide only supports downloads from Apple and Google App Stores, and can be downloaded in Chinese/Mandarin. It does not support downloads from other third-party mobile phone systems.). After about an hour and a half of driving through green countryside, you will arrive in Giverny. You will then have about 2 hours to explore Monet's house, his studio and his garden of a thousand colors. Claude Monet and his family lived in this Norman village for more than forty years. Visiting Monet's house, you will be able to immerse yourself in Monet's daily life, including the "petit salon bleu" (little blue living room), which served as a reading room, the latter overlooking the "grocery store" where tea, oils were sold, the storeroom including spices and eggs, the dining room (which displays one of the most important collections of Japanese prints in the world) and his private apartment. You can continue your tour of Giverny's splendid gardens, the main source of inspiration for this undisputed master of Impressionism. During your walk, you will be able to listen to the audio guide's explanation of Monet's life, work and works. You will admire the central alley surrounded by roses and nasturtiums, as well as the various flower beds of different colors. You will pass through the Normandy estate, where a variety of oriental plants are cultivated. You will pass through the magnificent water gardens with the famous water lilies, weeping willows and the famous Japanese bridge that crosses the pond. B8 group itinerary reference (subject to actual situation) Your guide will give you a detailed introduction to the two different types of gardens that Claude Monet created: his Normand Garden and the Water Garden. You will see how he framed the colorful flower beds in the same way he painted them, with great consideration and care. You will also learn about some of his famous paintings and learn about the inspiration behind them. You will have free time to wander around both gardens. The Water Garden has a pond filled with water lilies and is surrounded by weeping willows and bamboo forests. There, you will be able to see the famous green Japanese bridge that Claude Monet used in many of his famous paintings. You are welcome to sit on a bench by the pond and admire how the light reflects off the mirrored surface of the pond and changes the way you perceive the water lilies. At the Normand Garden, you will admire thousands of colorful tulips, bright blue, purple and white irises, cheerful yellow daffodils and docile little peonies. You can also admire the trellis pathway covered with nasturtiums that leads to Claude Monet's pink house, which is covered with dark green vines. Along the path, you will be able to visit the interior of his home, which was more than 40 years old. The interior of Claude Monet's home is just as vibrant as his garden, and was also decorated by the artist himself. You'll visit the artist's studio, where the walls are covered with paintings he created of his garden and family life. Climb the narrow stairs to his private apartment, and you'll notice a painting by his good friend Renoir hanging on the wall. Downstairs, you'll see his vibrant yellow dining room and bright blue and white tiled kitchen, and admire his amazing collection of Japanese prints. After touring his home, you'll be taken to the quaint chapel cemetery that Monet chose as his final resting place. You'll be able to pay your respects to this great man and thank him for adding so much beauty to this world!