Vernon, France

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Vernon, France is a picturesque town in Normandy on the banks of the Seine, known for its historic architecture and its proximity to Claude Monet’s home and gardens at Giverny.

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Vernon, France canonical 2
Vernonnet, Normandy, France 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commune of France
town
administrativeStatus commune
country France
department Eure
hasArchitecturalStyle Norman architecture
medieval half-timbered style
hasBridge bridge over the Seine at Vernon
hasCulturalActivity art-related tourism
heritage tourism
hasCulturalLinkWith Claude Monet
hasEconomicActivity tourism
hasFeature historic town center
riverfront promenades
hasFunction local commercial center
tourist gateway to Giverny
hasHeritage half-timbered houses
medieval architecture
hasLandmark Vernon castle remains
Vernon church (Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame)
old mill on the Seine (Vieux Moulin)
hasMuseum Musée de Vernon (local museum of art and history)
linked to: Musée de Vernon
hasPostalAssociationWith Vernon–Giverny area
hasTransport Vernon–Giverny railway station
isPartOf arrondissement of Les Andelys
canton of Vernon
knownFor historic architecture
picturesque setting on the Seine
proximity to Giverny
language French
locatedIn Eure department
Normandy
Seine valley
linked to: Seine Valley

historical province of Normandy
northwestern France
linked to: Western France
locatedOnRiver Seine
linked to: River Seine
near Claude Monet’s house and gardens at Giverny
Giverny
linked to: Giverny garden
railConnectionTo Paris
Rouen
riverBank Seine river bank
tourismAttraction access point for visitors to Monet’s gardens

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The Terrace at Vernonnet depicts Vernon, France
The Terrace at Vernonnet locationDepicted Vernonnet, Normandy, France
linked to: Vernon, France
The Terrace at Vernon setIn Vernon, France