2025 Vernon Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#postandearn #localguides #attractive Located in Vernon, just a short ride from Giverny, the Château de Bizy is a hidden gem often called the "Little Versailles" for its grand architecture and elegant gardens. 👑 Step Into Royal Elegance: Once home to noble families and even Napoléon’s kin, this château welcomes visitors with stunning salons, antique furnishings, and an air of timeless luxury. 🌳 Don’t Miss: The French-style gardens with flowing fountains, lined trees, and peaceful walking paths – perfect for a romantic afternoon or serene photo ops. 🎫 Travel Tip: Guided tours are available and worth it! You'll learn fascinating stories about its royal residents and the château’s transformation over centuries. 🖼 Bonus idea: Pair your visit with Monet’s Garden in nearby Giverny for a full day of French countryside charm! Château de Bizy offers a magical escape into France’s regal past — without the crowds of Versailles! #TripMoments #ChâteauDeBizy #Normandy #HiddenGemFrance #FrenchChâteau #TravelTips #PostAndEarn

Here is the schedule for this month's trip to Europe 🗓 I'd like to say that you can use it as a reference if you like, but it didn't go well on this day, so I'd like to tell you some things you should be careful of 🥹 6:30 Check out 7:00 Take the TER from Saint-Lazare station to Vernon - Giverny station 8:30 (2nd photo) Check into the house I booked on airbnb 9:30 (3rd photo) Missed the bus and walked for an hour to Monet's garden 11:00 (4th photo) Exhausted from walking and getting lost at the entrance, I went to see the "Fondation Claude Monet" 📍Location: 84 Rue Claude Monet, 27620 Giverny, France 14:00 (5th photo) Due to a delay in the bus from Monet's garden to Vernon, I couldn't transfer to the bus I wanted to take, and it seems that the bus's operation for the day has ended, so I spent 10,000 yen to get to "Musée We went to "le Chocolatrium" to meet the chocolatier 📍Location: 7 Avenue Michel Cluizel, 27240 Mesnils-sur-Iton, France 15:00 (6th photo) The bus from cluizel to the nearest station did not run in the evening due to a timetable change, and the area was not covered by taxi service, so we had to walk for 4 hours, but we were at a loss as to where to go, and took photos of the unchanging rapeseed flower field. 19:00 (7th photo) We got a takeout hamburger at "Bus Stop Diner". 📍Location: 8 Pl. de Paris, 27200 Vernon, France On the way back from cluizel, a French person drove us to the nearest station because there were no sidewalks and it was dangerous, so it was a relief. I would like to share the lessons learned from this trip 🥹 1. Don't forget that Normandy is more rural than Paris, so access is poor 2. Double-check the bus timetables right before your trip to make sure they haven't changed 3. Install a taxi app just in case (check in advance whether a taxi is available for the return trip from your destination) If you can't travel by car or are a beginner traveler, it's probably best to avoid making large trips in Normandy as much as possible ⚠️ #0yentrip #Normandy #France #Frenchtourism

Nestled in the Normandy countryside, Giverny is a picturesque village that seems like it was plucked straight from an impressionist painting—because, in many ways, it was. Best known as the home of Claude Monet, the village is a haven for art lovers, nature enthusiasts, and those seeking a peaceful escape from the bustle of Paris. Monet’s House and Gardens: A Living Masterpiece The heart of Giverny is Monet’s House and Gardens, where the legendary artist lived and painted for over 40 years. The gardens, with their vibrant flowerbeds, arched bridges, and serene lily ponds, were the inspiration behind some of Monet’s most famous works, including his Water Lilies series. Walking through these gardens feels like stepping into one of his paintings, with every turn revealing a scene of soft light, blooming wisteria, and tranquil reflections on the water. The Village’s Artistic Legacy Beyond Monet’s estate, Giverny is a charming village with stone cottages, ivy-clad facades, and winding lanes that invite leisurely strolls. It has long been a magnet for artists, and today, visitors can explore the Musée des Impressionnismes, which showcases impressionist works and explores the movement’s influence on modern art. A Perfect Day Trip from Paris Located just 75 km from Paris, Giverny makes for an idyllic day trip. Many visitors pair it with a visit to nearby Vernon, a town known for its medieval timber-framed houses and the Château de Bizy, often called “the little Versailles of Normandy.” Whether you come for the art, the gardens, or the peaceful atmosphere, Giverny is a place where time slows down, allowing you to see the world through Monet’s eyes—full of color, light, and beauty. #europetrip

Vernon, a beautiful town near Paris, France Vernon is a picturesque town located in the northwest of Paris, France, under the jurisdiction of Eure, about 70 kilometers from Paris. Vernon is located on the banks of the Seine, with beautiful scenery, and is famous for its long-standing buildings, idyllic natural landscapes and its connection with the famous Impressionist painter Claude Monet (Claude Monet). The history of Vernon can be traced back to the 9th century AD. It was originally a strategic location to protect the Seine. It played an important role as a military defense town in the Middle Ages. There are still some historical sites in the town, such as ancient castles and churches. By the 19th century, Vernon gradually became a peaceful agricultural and cultural town, becoming a holiday resort for Parisians. The Church of Our Lady of Vernon is one of the oldest buildings in Vernon. It was built between the 12th and 16th centuries and has Gothic and Renaissance architectural elements. The stained glass windows inside the church are exquisite, and it is also one of the destinations for local tourists. Vernon Castle is located on the banks of the Seine and was built in the 12th century. It is another historical site in Vernon. The four towers of the castle are still well preserved, showing the architectural features of medieval fortifications. The park next to the castle is very suitable for walking and relaxing. Vernon has a deep connection with Impressionism, especially with the famous painter Claude Monet. The town is only a few kilometers away from Giverny, where Monet lived. Monet lived here for nearly half a century and created many world-famous works, such as "Water Lilies" and "Japanese Bridge". Vernon is often used as a source of inspiration by Impressionist painters, especially the beautiful scenery of the Seine and the unique changes in light make it a favorite place for artists. Vernon is a popular holiday destination in the suburbs of Paris, attracting many tourists with its idyllic scenery and leisurely lifestyle. The transportation to Paris is relatively convenient. You can take the TER regional train at Paris Saint-Lazare Railway Station to get there directly. Tourists can stroll around the town, visit historical buildings, enjoy the tranquility of the Seine, or ride or walk to Giverny to visit Monet Garden. There are not many attractions in the town of Vernon. You can visit the museum and Vernon Castle, and focus on visiting Giverny Village. Vernon has attracted countless tourists with its unique history, culture and artistic charm. Whether exploring medieval relics or admiring the beautiful scenery of the Seine, Vernon provides tourists with a wealth of experiences. If you plan to take a day trip from Paris, Vernon is undoubtedly a charming and worth exploring destination.