Great Artists : Impressionists, Monet & Private Art Studios
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Duration 3 hours
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Private Tour
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Professional Artist Guide
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Admission to National Gallery
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Visit contemporary artists' studios
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Explore Westminster Bridge area
Explore the legacy of Impressionists like Monet with a private guide, visiting iconic sites and contemporary artist studios in London.
Featured Reviews
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Professional artist guide
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Gratuities
Explore the legacy of Impressionists like Monet with a private guide, visiting iconic sites and contemporary artist studios in London.
Highlights
- Discover the mystery of Turner's Burning of Houses of Parliament
- Hear why Westminster Bridge has always inspired artists
- Walk along the marvelous Houses of Parliament
- Visit the National Gallery to view the paintings
- See the locations for Monet's extensive series of Westminster
Meeting Point
next to Nelson Mandela statue, in front of the Southbank centre
London , United Kingdom
What to expect
St. Paul's Cathedral
Meet your guide in front of South Bank Centre. Follow in the footsteps of the great French Impressionists like Claude Monet and Romantics like J. M. W. Turner. Explore places that inspired their work and learn about their lives and art with a professional guide.
Westminster Bridge
You will then be escorted to the place where you can view the location where he painted one of his most important works. Retrace your steps along the Thames Path towards St Thomas Hospital viewpoint for many of Monet’s paintings. Hear the story of JWM Turner’s paintings of the fire which destroyed the Houses of Parliament and the mystery which has only recently been solved.
Victoria Embankment
Hear interesting facts and anecdotes about the painters' lives in London including why the French Impressionists left Paris and sought refuge during the Franco-Prussian War and the story of Monet's stay at the Savoy Hotel.
The Savoy
You will hear the story regarding Monet’s stay in the Savoy Hotel and whether he did reside in ‘the Monet Suite’.
National Gallery
Discover a lesser-known Animalier who drastically changed London's cityscape. Finish the adventure at the National Gallery where you can view the paintings, including those of other influential Impressionists who fled the war, such as Sisley and Pissarro.
Additional Information
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Service animals allowed
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Public transportation options are available nearby
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Participants should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
What our experts say
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Visit nearby Tate Modern for more art.
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Try lunch at The River Café nearby.
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Wear comfortable shoes for walking.
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Consider an evening stroll along the Thames.
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Check local events for art exhibitions.
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