The park is always crowded, someone strolls leisurely, someone goes to the zoo with their children, someone has a picnic on the lawn, and someone makes a photo session ...This is the oldest botanical garden, it was founded in the 16th century by botanists for research purposes, and only then became a park. It stretches from the Seine to the Evolution Gallery of the National Museum of Natural History.
There is a huge number of all kinds of plants, which are all signed, you can see interesting flowers and trees brought from all over the world. And, imagine, here and now you can see an acacia planted almost 380 years ago, and a 280-year-old Lebanese cedar. Around the sculptures of animals and trees in bloom. Beautiful.
For children, the menagerie, founded after the revolution, is of great interest. This is one of the oldest French zoos, preserved in its original form.
Entrance to the park is free, but to the zoo and museums for a fee (free for children). For better orientation in the administration building to the right of the entrance, you can take a map of the park.
There is a huge number of all kinds of plants, which are all signed, you can see interesting flowers and trees brought from all over the world. And, imagine, here and now you can see an acacia planted almost 380 years ago, and a 280-year-old Lebanese cedar. Around the sculptures of animals and trees in bloom. Beautiful.
For children, the menagerie, founded after the revolution, is of great interest. This is one of the oldest French zoos, preserved in its original form.
Entrance to the park is free, but to the zoo and museums for a fee (free for children). For better orientation in the administration building to the right of the entrance, you can take a map of the park.
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