Heritage Days 2025: visit Claude Monet's house in Vétheuil (95)

In 1878, due to financial problems and to ease his wife's health after the birth of their second child, Claude Monet moved into a small house in Vétheuil. Situated between Giverny and Paris, not far from Pontoise, the commune quickly became a favorite subject for the painter, who produced over a hundred canvases immortalizing the village's picturesque landscapes.

Follow in the footsteps of the most famous of the Impressionists, and visit Claude Monet's home in Vétheuil, during the Journées du Patrimoine. On the weekend of September 20 and 21, 2025, the house welcomes art and painting enthusiasts, and reveals a small part of the life of the great French master.

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This open house weekend is organized as part of the Journées du Patrimoine (Heritage Days), an unmissable event that takes place every year at the start of the new school year. This major historical and cultural event allows each commune to showcase its heritage and curiosities. It's an event the public won't want to miss, and with good reason: most of the participating sites offer free tours and events for all!

So don't hesitate to visit Vétheuilin September, for a range of cultural outings to discover the emblematic sites of this Val d'Oise town.

The Heritage Days program at Claude Monet's house :

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Please note that it's often advisable to reserve your place in advance of your visit, to be sure of being able to enter the house. Have a nice visit.