Nestled in the village of Giverny, a mere 75 kilometers outside of Paris, rests a horticultural jewel about an hour that once belonged to Claude Monet, the father of Impressionism. Giverny is not just a dot on the map but the canvas where Monet painted some of his most revered works.Art and nature merge seamlessly here, allowing visitors to enter the living scenes that inspired his legendary water lilies series.