In the picturesque village of Giverny, step into the world of Claude Monet as you wander through his enchanting home and gardens—the very place that inspired his iconic Water Lilies series. Strolling across the Japanese bridge, you’ll see the landscapes that revolutionized Impressionism. From there, journey to Rouen, a city rich with medieval and Renaissance history. Stand in awe before its breathtaking Gothic cathedral, famously painted by Monet, and explore its cobbled streets lined with half-timbered houses. This is the city where Joan of Arc was tried and martyred, a moment in history that still echoes through its ancient squares. As the sun sets, make your way to Étretat, where the towering white chalk cliffs and dramatic natural arches meet the sea—a landscape so mesmerizing that Monet and other artists captured its beauty en plein air. With the waves crashing below and the sky painted in hues of twilight, there’s no better way to end a day steeped in art, history, and the timeless charm of France.