Monet’s Gardens : Immersive Impressionism

This tour through Monet’s gardens is not just a walk through flowers—it’s a step inside the paintings themselves. From the arched trellises of the Clos Normand to the mirrored waters of the lily pond, you’ve traced the same paths Monet walked each day, observing the same changing light that shaped his work. The garden was not only his subject, but his studio, his sanctuary, and the lens through which he saw the world. As you moved through this space, you moved through the same visual rhythms captured in his canvases, especially the immersive Water Lilies cycle he conceived as an infinity loop—an endless return of morning to night, light to shadow. Each step reveals how he painted not what he saw, but how he saw. And in retracing his steps, you’ve glimpsed the world as he did: as something fleeting, reflective, and always in motion.