Visit to Parc Monceau

Step into a lush landscape where winding paths meet architectural ruins, offering the perfect quiet escape from the urban hustle. Channel your inner impressionist painter as you wander through this leafy haven, famous for its magnificent historic trees and serene atmosphere.

Discover the hidden facets of Parc Monceau on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, during an exclusive guided tour designed for adult visitors. Once a sanctuary for artists like Monet and Caillebotte, this park reflects the aesthetic ambitions of the Second Empire through its winding paths and romantic ruins. The tour runs from 14:00 to 16:00, highlighting the site's exceptional botany, including a majestic Oriental plane tree planted in 1814. Perfectly accessible for wheelchair users, this visit offers a unique opportunity to explore one of the 8th arrondissement's most beautiful green spaces with full historical context.

Join us on October 27, 2026, for an insightful walk through the historic grounds of Parc Monceau. Originally commissioned by an eccentric prince and later redesigned during the Second Empire, the park has served as a primary model for renowned painters such as Caillebotte and Monet, who were captivated by its lush foliage and unique terrain. This tour allows you to appreciate the site's enduring charm and architectural landscape.

Your guide will walk you through the park's diverse botanical collection, showcasing rare specimens such as the 1814 Oriental plane, the Ginkgo, the Black Walnut, and the Osage orange. Please note that this activity is intended for participants aged 18 and over. Access is provided for those using wheelchairs to ensure a comfortable experience for everyone.

The tour begins at 14:30 and concludes at 16:00. Participants are invited to meet at the main park entrance located on Boulevard de Courcelles, near the Monceau metro station. Participation is free, subject to specific conditions.