Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comVersailles and Giverny Day Trip
Duration: 9 hours 30 minutes (approx.)
Location: Paris, France
Product code: 2050GV_GVE
155 reviews of Versailles and Giverny Day Trip
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The best way to see these two fantastic places. The guide was very knowledgeable, and the lunch was lovely.
Reviewed by: Erica G, Australia, September 2008
If you are a Monet fan, going to his home in Giverny is very exciting and was a wonderful experience. The lunch at the restaurant was excellent. Not enough time at Versailles however. Our tour guide was very informative and spoke perfect English.
Reviewed by: Brandi F, United States of America, September 2008
Giverny is so beautiful. The Japanese garden is everything we imagined. A tip: There is a shop that sells apple juice there; definitely get some. The sugar is great and needed for Versailles. Lunch was so so good! Now, Versailles is a league of its own. Words cannot describe it. We are going back for at least another day when we are next in France, it is massive! Loved this trip, but could have spent less time at Giverny and more at Versailles!
Reviewed by: Katie C, Australia, August 2008
Great historic commentary about Monet, super trip, and lunch was an unexpected bonus.
Reviewed by: Michael O, United Kingdom, August 2008
Excellent tour and guide, good guided portion and then plenty of time to see more on your own.
Reviewed by: James C, United States of America, July 2008
Claude Monet's house and garden at Giverny were so beautiful that we forgot about the long walk from the coach parking lot. We got lost on the way back from the house and almost missed the bus. Fortunately, local residents were very friendly--and probably used to lost tourists!--and directed us back to our pickup point. Our guide was very professional and smoothed all ruffled feathers. Lunch was at a big restaurant near Versailles. The food was good, although it was a set menu. Versailles was packed with people, but our guide managed the group very well with headsets. She made sure we visited the gardens while the fountains were turned on. We couldn't have seen and done all the things we did if we had been touring independently.
Reviewed by: Aleta L, Canada, July 2008
Loved the tour! Our guide was excellent in communicating the tour. The bus was very nice and comfortable and the lunch at the restaurant was fantastic! Thank you for a great day!
Reviewed by: Cynthia Z, United States of America, July 2008
Amazing tour guide! She was entertaining, able to answer some of the most obscure questions, and obviously knew her history. Very glad we signed up for the full-day tour as the gardens at Giverny are stunning, and Versailles should only be done with a professional guide.
Reviewed by: Leisa M, United States of America, July 2008
We had a terrific tour guide who had a wealth of information. With this being our first time in France, we thought the experience with our guide was definitely one never to forget. Just a little gripe with lunch: we were served fish, and thought a choice may have been better. Thank you again, and we would recommend any tour through Viator.
Reviewed by: Gerard G, Australia, July 2008
Great tour, a little long at Giverny but not terribly long. Both places are sights to behold and not to be missed! Guide was patient and easy to understand. I recommend this tour, our group only had about 20 people so it was really manageable.
Reviewed by: Robin D, United States of America, July 2008
Great tour. Guide was great. Food was great. I would recommend.
Reviewed by: Flora B, United States of America, July 2008
This was a wonderful day trip. Our guide was very informative at Versailles.
Reviewed by: Susan G, United States of America, July 2008
Excellent guide and very good value for money tour.
Reviewed by: Alfred D, United Kingdom, June 2008
Excellent, and the courier was very good.
Reviewed by: Claire M, United Kingdom, June 2008
I have been very interested in the arts since I got an A in a class at USC. I felt so privileged being in Monet's house and garden knowing that that place was his inspiration and his most valuable masterpiece of all. The palace was simply amazing!! Walking on the grounds of the palace was an out-of-body experience by itself. Knowing that it was once lived in by monarchy!
Reviewed by: Ross Roy V, United States of America, June 2008


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