Exploring Parisian green heritage in the heart of an emblematic neighborhood.
October 27 at 2:30 PM Parc Monceau The work of an extravagant prince, redesigned during the Second Empire, Parc Monceau has served as a model for paintings by numerous artists, such as Monet and Caillebotte, drawn by its rolling hills and lush foliage. It continues to charm today's visitors with its romantic ruins and the diversity of its trees and shrubs, some of which are exceptional, such as the Oriental plane tree, planted in 1814, the Ginkgo, the Black Walnut, and the Osage Orange. Meeting point: park entrance, boulevard de Courcelles, Monceau metro station
Source: paris.fr — photo: Joséphine Brueder / Ville de Paris