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Village of Giverny Normandy's number two tourist stop after Mont St Michel and the birthplace of the impressionists, Claude Monet's village retains its charm and its appearance of yesteryear with its quaint streets and flower gardens. There you can discover the Monet Foundation as well as the exhibitions at the Giverny Museum of Impressionism, one of the essential addresses for the big names of this artistic movement. The first exhibition of the season, "American Impressionism" from 28 March to 29 June 2014, brings together over 80 late 19th century paintings from Europe and the United States. Vexin Regional Park A few minutes from la Ruche, Vexin Regional Park reveals its strengths: La Roche Guyon, ranked among the "most beautiful villages of France" and its castle, as well as Vétheuil, which hosted some illustrious people such as Claude Monet, who stayed there for several years, Joan Mitchell, etc. A little farther on, Les Andelys is also worth a visit with its walks along the water and the fortress of Richard the Lionheart. Leisure centre and golf course The Boucles de la Seine leisure centre offers many boating and sport activities: catamaran, windsurfing, golfing, etc.