Eglise Sainte-Radegonde de Giverny, Giverny

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Reputed as a site of mystery and ancient history, Eglise Sainte-Radegonde de Giverny is a church in the village of Giverny that dates from the Middle Ages. Built partially in Romanesque style, additions have since been made. It is dedicated to Ste.-Radegonde, who was said to have cured scabies. Some historians say Gallo-Roman graves were discovered in the churchyard in 1838. After you view the church, walk a short distance to the nearby ruined megalithic monument called St. Radegonde's Grave. It also testifies that Neolithic people used to live here. Use our Giverny trip app to arrange your visit to Eglise Sainte-Radegonde de Giverny and other attractions in Giverny.

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By MidwestKathM

Three years after our first visit to Giverny, we returned to visit Monet's House and Gardens...and his final resting place in the cemetery at the town church of Sainte-Radegonde. Monet is buried...

Three years after our first visit to Giverny, we returned to visit Monet's House and Gardens...and his final resting place in the cemetery at the town church of Sainte-Radegonde. Monet is buried... more »
By ToujoursLaRoute

Walking distance from Monet's gardens, small church and the graveyard with Monet's tomb. The walk to the church is an invitation to the old Giverny, nice buildings and some historical notes on the...

Walking distance from Monet's gardens, small church and the graveyard with Monet's tomb. The walk to the church is an invitation to the old Giverny, nice buildings and some historical notes on the... more »
By JanetC2029

Located at one end of Rue de Claude Monet we parked outside of the church before visiting Monet’s Garden. The church dates back to the Middle Ages and is also Monet’s last resting place. Adjacent to.... more

Located at one end of Rue de Claude Monet we parked outside of the church before visiting Monet’s Garden. The church dates back to the Middle Ages and is also Monet’s last resting place. Adjacent to.... more »

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By Kristen

What a beautiful country church. It has such history. Walk around the outside and read about the WW2 pilots. Walk to the end of the Street past Monet's gardens to visit his peaceful and beautiful slice of French history.

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By Ameer Kassis

Very old and beautiful church.

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By Joseph Janiga

A beautiful Romanesque church in Giverny that although damaged in World War II and restored is quite interesting. The Monet family is buried in the adjacent cemetery as well as a British bomber crew shot down nearby during the war. Well worth the visit and just down the road from Monet's home.

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By Ruth Lamour

I love old European churches. Whenever I get a chance, I visit them and light a candle and pray for my family and friends back home. And I'm not Catholic...

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By Nigel Clark

Lancaster crew buried in the church yard, and a memorial to them, oh yes Claude Monet is buried there too.

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