The Ferme Saint Siméon is a wonderful house full of history, which once welcomed many impressionist painters, now famous, such as Monet, Boudin, Jongkind, Corot, and many others.
As part of the Heritage Days, the establishment is pleased to be able to open its doors to all lovers of art and history.
So that everyone can, in turn, like our illustrious predecessors, soak up the soft light of the place.
You will thus be able to discover the secret places of this beautiful house, the rooms where the painters met to have their meals, exchange and relax; but also the Cottage, which served as a frame for several artists, including Claude Monet, who represented this building on a famous canvas, today at the Musée d'Orsay.
You can also discover the wonderful gardens, which saw them planting their easels, and witness their luminous creations