Jardin des Plantes

"While not the largest park in Paris, the Jardin des Plantes can at least boast as having the most diverse and vibrant display of plants, as it is the botanical garden of Paris. Also home to the Natural History Museum, a menagerie, and many greenhouses, this is an ideal area to come to during the spring and summer time to enjoy a break from the noise of the city. Built under the rule of Louis XIII in 1635, it's initial purpose was as the Royal Garden of Medici,al Plants, but it also was the stage for many lectures in the sciences. Over the years, it became a place of study for plants from all around the world, which to some extent is still one of its main functions today. "

"The Jardin des Plantes is one of the most significant botanical gardens in France, located in the 5th arrondissement of Paris along the banks of the River Seine. Established in 1626 as a royal garden for medicinal plants, it has since evolved into a sprawling public park that encompasses a wide variety of flora, educational institutions, and cultural attractions, making it a beloved destination for both locals and visitors."

"A great botanical garden, with a lot of hidden gardens with plants from around the world. The main alley has a perfect view, and it is great to have a bit of fresh air in the middle of the city. Try to look for the labyrinth and the roses's garden 👀"