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Vast park with plant species grown in botanical & alpine gardens & restored 19th-century hothouses.
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Reviews — 8
Absolutely gorgeous. Free entry, there is no charge to enter. Beautiful colourful art at entrance. Great place for kids too.
A large botanical garden with nice paths and spacious to have a walk. Free entrance. Tickets will be needed for green houses visit or to animals' places. Currently there is a enormous light festival displaying diversity of plants and animals through artificial art works, personally I'm not a fan, it's not biologically reasonable to see. Apart from that, highly recommended. Some interesting exhibitions can be easily accessible. It's wheelchairs friendly place also.
Fantastic and colorful art made from local people. This exhibition is bigger than it looks as it took me a little over an hour to see including the picture taking. They have animal art from Asia, Africa, South America, etc. All the art is handmade and beautiful. My favorite was the huge snake figure that is also a mini tunnel. Great area for kids as the zoo is next door to this garden.
The garden was nice to walk through. It's cold now, so most of the plants are hibernating. But the area has been decorated for their night light show. The area is extremely clean and the decorations are nice to see. Hopefully we get the opportunity to visit at night someday.
Lovely park with lots of flora and fauna … beautiful statues of animals that are very amusing for the kids. The zoo is also located within the park as well as other attractions. Highly recommend a leisurely walk through.
Even if you only have a few days to visit Paris, you should definitely stop at this Jardin! It’s absolutely gorgeous. It’s filled with lots of different flowers and plants, the variety of colours is absolutely stunning. The entrance is free for everyone and there is even a little playground for kids. If you have some spear time, there are lots of museums in this park, that all together make up the Natural History Museum. Museums are free if you are under 26 and from EU.
An amazing park with great smooth benches under the tree shadows. In some places the gardens are AMAZING in others not so much. Again you can't walk on the grass but you appreciate the beauty of nature. There are also a couple of toilets in the park
