Visit to the Vegetable Garden

Potager des Princes Park and Garden in Chantilly Discover the Potager des Princes , a charming and historically rich place where horticultural beauty and ancient traditions intertwine. This veritable flower garden, divided into eight rectangular plots, combines vegetables and flowers in a picturesque setting, following…

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Potager des Princes Park and Garden in Chantilly

Discover the Potager des Princes , a charming and historically rich place where horticultural beauty and ancient traditions intertwine. This veritable flower garden, divided into eight rectangular plots, combines vegetables and flowers in a picturesque setting, following an age-old tradition where flowers were cultivated alongside vegetables.

Prices and visiting days:

  • Opening period :
    From March 25th to October 15th
    Open every day except Tuesday
    • Weekdays: from 2pm to 5pm
    • Weekends and public holidays: from 11am to 12:30pm and from 2pm to 6pm
      The site closed one hour later
  • Tour duration : between 1 and 1.5 hours

Description :

The Potager des Princes invites you on an unforgettable stroll through its terraced garden, where you can admire a mosaic of medicinal and culinary herbs. More than 40 carefully arranged plant beds decorate the lower part of the second terrace.

The tour also takes you to the Tenaille Basin , with its romantic bridges and grottoes , transformed into a fantastical garden home to gunneras, catalpas, giant ferns, and banana trees. There you will also discover the waterfall , the trellis , and a magnificent bed of daffodils , particularly showcased during the Daffodil Festival , which takes place every year in late March/early April.

End your visit by relaxing under the pergola , offering a soothing view of this exceptional garden, where nature and history meet harmoniously.

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Visit time : 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00, 16:00, 17:00, 18:00

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Le Parc de la Faisanderie, dessiné par André Le Nôtre pour le Grand Condé fut ressuscité sous le nom de Potager des Princes en 2002. Un parcours bucolique à travers le fantastique jardin tropical, les jardins orientaux et romantiques, mais également le jardin à la française, prolongé par le potager fleuri et 40 carrés de plantes médicinales et condimentaires.

En mémoire de ses origines, ce parc accueille aussi une faisanderie et, pour le plus grand bonheur des enfants, une collection de poules et de pigeons rares, une volière de perruches, des moutons, cochons, chèvres sans oublier l'âne Séraphin. Tout au long de son ouverture le parc devient le théâtre d'animations diverses où les enfants deviennent les acteurs du potager.