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Le Jardin des Plantes est un lieu emblématique qui allie nature, science et Histoire. Le Jardin des plantes réunie un zoo d'exception, la Galerie de Géologie et de Minéralogie, la Galerie de la Paléontologie et d'anatomie comparée, la Grande Galerie de l'évolution ainsi que des serres abritant une variété de plantes exotiques et tropicales. Garden of plants Formerly called the Royal Garden of Medicinal Plants, it was created in May 1635 by decision of Louis XIII with the aim of training future doctors and apothecaries. The Jardin des Plantes is located at 57, rue Cuvier Paris 5th covering an area of 27 hectares. Jardin des Plantes Great Gallery of Evolution The Jardin des Plantes de Paris has a fascinating history dating back to the 17th century. The initial estate included a castle and land near the Seine. It has evolved into a place of research, education and discovery for visitors from around the world. The Jardin des Plantes was officially inaugurated in 1640 after five years of work and necessary sowing. This historic park is a true botanical and cultural treasure, where the beauty of nature blends with a passion for science. It was designed as a place for walking open to the public, but above all as a space for observing and studying nature. Garden of plants Great Greenhouses Japanese Garden The Jardin des Plantes is a beautiful place in Paris, where you can stroll through gardens, visit galleries and observe animals. Great Gallery of Evolution Explore the diversity of life and the evolution of species in this iconic gallery. Paleontology and Comparative Anatomy Gallery Immerse yourself in the world of fossils and comparative anatomy. Geology and Mineralogy Gallery Discover the geological and mineralogical treasures in this fascinating gallery. Menagerie, Jardin des Plantes zoo Meet fascinating animals, like the recently arrived red pandas. Large Greenhouses of the Jardin des Plantes Explore greenhouses housing a variety of exotic and tropical plants.

Les Monuments Historiques Parisiens sont des témoins de l’histoire et de l’architecture de Paris. Paris doit son charme et sa grandeur à ses bâtisseurs créatifs qui ont contribué à façonner la ville telle que nous la connaissons aujourd’hui. L’urbanisme haussmannien, caractérisé par ses larges boulevards et ses immeubles de style néo-classique, a permis de mettre en valeur les monuments historiques et les lieux emblématiques de Paris. Parisian Historical Monuments The Parisian Historical Monuments are witnesses to the history and architecture of Paris. Grand Palais Obélisque Tour Saint-Jacques Paris owes its charm and grandeur to its creative builders who helped shape the city as we know it today. Haussmannian town planning, characterized by its wide boulevards and its neo-classical style buildings, made it possible to highlight the historic monuments and emblematic places of Paris. Major roads, such as the Champs-Élysées and Boulevard Haussmann, offer majestic perspectives of sites like the Arc de Triomphe and the Opéra Garnier. The beauty of Paris lies in its harmonious blend of architecture, culture, gastronomy and art of living.

Galerie Vivienne The Galerie Vivienne has three entrances: 4, rue des Petits-Champs - 6, rue Vivienne - 5, rue de la Banque - 75002 Paris. The Galerie Vivienne was inaugurated in 1826. Its story begins when the president of the Chamber of Notaries, Maître Marchoux, expresses his wish to build the most beautiful and attractive gallery in Paris. He wants to create a leading shopping area where the Parisian elite could stroll and have fun. Under the supervision of architects François-Jean Delannoy and Jacques Deschamps, construction began in 1823. under the name “Galerie Marchoux”. The gallery stretches 176 meters long and is designed in a Pompeian neoclassical style, with Corinthian columns, frescoes and delicate ornaments. A spectacular glass roof bathes the interior in natural light and an imposing dome sits at the center. Galerie Vivienne is open every day between 8:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m.

Le Bois de Vincennes, situé dans le 12e arrondissement de Paris, est le premier espace vert parisien avec une superficie de 995 hectares. Plus de la moitié de cette surface est boisée, ce qui en fait un véritable joyau de biodiversité. Le bois abrite quatre lacs reliés entre eux par des ruisseaux, ainsi que des massifs forestiers et des jardins C’est un lieu idéal pour se promener, pratiquer des activités sportives et culturelles en famille. Profitez de ce grand espace naturel pittoresque Bois de Vincennes In 1857, Napoleon III entrusted Adolphe Alphand with a vast development and beautification plan that was particularly difficult to carry out due to the location of the firing ranges and maneuver camps of the military fort in the middle of the woods. Floral Park The Temple of Love Parc Floral The Bois de Vincennes was developed to the east of Paris from 1857 and represents an area of 995 hectares, three times larger than the area of Central Park. The Bois de Vincennes had a more popular vocation compared to the Bois de Boulogne oriented towards a place of prestige and worldliness. The Bois de Vincennes was annexed to Paris in 1860. Adolphe Alphand retained the general order of the main roads, but transformed the lawns and empty spaces into an English park style by connecting them by winding paths, thus creating a picturesque and pleasant environment for walkers and visitors. Paris Zoological Park Vincennes castle In the heart of the Bois de Vincennes, appear four lakes created or redeveloped during the Second Empire. Lake Gravelle was built under the direction of Adolphe Alphand, during the development of the Bois de Vincennes in the 1860s. The sector did not originally include any hydraulic network, the lake was dug to ensure the irrigation of other bodies of water and made it possible to push back the waters of the Marne and therefore to regulate floods. Lake Daumesnil was created in 1864, under the supervision of Adolphe Alphand. It was designed as a space for relaxation and recreation, with islands, promenades, and boats for visitors to rent. Lake Daumesnil is shaped like a horseshoe, with two islands in the center. Lake Saint-Mandé was created in 1866. It was used to supply water to Lake Daumesnil. Banks and rest areas have been created around the lake. Lac des Minimes already existed before the Second Empire, but it was redeveloped at that time. Bridges, walkways, and green spaces have been added around the lake. It was mainly used for fishing and walks. These four lakes contributed to the beauty and appeal of the Bois de Vincennes during the Second Empire, providing Parisians with places for relaxation and leisure in the heart of the city. The Bois de Vincennes offers a magnificent castle built under Philippe VI then Charles V and embellished under Louis XIV. Originally, this castle had eight enclosure towers. Napoleon I transformed the castle into an arsenal in 1808 and razed the eight enclosure towers apart from the so-called village tower. Arboretum de Breuil In 1867, the Breuil Arboretum, a horticultural educational establishment in the city of Paris, was created under the leadership of Prefect Haussmann. Originally located near Porte Daumesnil, it was transferred in 1936 to the south-east of Bois de Vincennes and named “Ecole Du Breuil”, in homage to its first director. This arboretum covers an area of 13 hectares and presents a collection of 1200 trees. Open to all, it is also a place of learning for students of the Du Breuil horticulture school and agents of the city of Paris. Paris Zoological Park The Bois de Vincennes offers its visitors the Paris Zoological Park This 14-hectare park (formerly “Vincennes Zoo”) was created in 1934. After two and a half works, the new park was inaugurated in April 2014. The park is now organized into 5 sectors or “biozones” – Patagonia, Sahel/Sudan, Europe, Guyana, Madagascar – which each exhibit various plant landscapes associated with the 180 species of animals presented. The new architectural and landscaping designs followed the principle of immersing visitors and animals in environments evoking the original ecosystems and giving an essential role to plants. More than 170,000 plants and 2,200 trees, representing 870 species, were planted, representing a 40% increase in the planted area. One of the challenges to be overcome was the evocation of tropical landscapes with hardy plant species in the Parisian climate. In addition, a large tropical greenhouse of 4000 m² and 16 m high was built to house part of the Guyanese and Malagasy sectors. It was planted with 3800 plants including some sub-adult trees. Parc Floral The Floral Park was inaugurated in April 1969. It took 15 months (from September 1967 to April 1969) to develop it. With its 31 hectares, it is the largest green space created in Paris since the end of the Second Empire. It is still the largest park in Paris today. Its landscape architect was Daniel Collin, a horticultural engineer who graduated in 1934 from the National School of Horticulture in Versailles. He had 28 pavilions created to host horticultural exhibitions from different countries. These 28 pavilions still exist. We owe the influence of the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games to the Japanese inspiration still perceptible in the architecture of the roofs, pavilions and covered walkways. In 1998, the Floral Park was united with the arboretum of the Breuil school, the Bagatelle park and the Auteuil greenhouse garden. From this union was born the “Paris Botanical Garden” where cultural and educational functions are highlighted. The zoological park and the floral park, both more recently created, today constitute the most visited places in the Bois de Vincennes.

Shangri-La Paris Situé au 10, avenue d’Iéna, Paris 16ème en face de la Seine et de la Tour Eiffel, dans une ancienne résidence du prince Bonaparte. Chambres décorées avec des touches d’inspiration d’Asie et de l’Empire européen, équipées de salons séparés et de salles de bains en marbre. Shangri-La Paris propose un spa et sa piscine intérieure. Expériences culinaires inoubliables Deux restaurants, dont un étoilé au guide Michelin. Réputé pour son hospitalité asiatique et son art de vivre. Shangri-La Paris Located at 10, avenue d'Iéna, Paris 16th facing the Seine and the Eiffel Tower, in a former residence of Prince Bonaparte. Rooms decorated with touches of Asian and European Empire inspiration, equipped with separate living rooms and marble bathrooms. Shangri-La Paris offers a spa and indoor swimming pool. Unforgettable culinary experiences Two restaurants, including one with a Michelin star. Renowned for its Asian hospitality and its French art of living.

Les Palaces Parisiens sont les plus prestigieux hôtels 5 étoiles de la Capitale. Les Palaces Parisiens incarnent l'excellence, le luxe et l'Art de vivre à la Française. Palaces Paris The Palace At Paris are the most prestigious five-star hotels in the capital. They embody excellence, luxury and the French art of living. They are the dream of travelers all over the world. These palaces offer unique experiences, between refined gastronomy, well-being, and history. Whether you are a lover of art, cooking or relaxation, these establishments will seduce you.

L’hippodrome de Longchamp est situé dans le Bois de Boulogne, c’est un monument du galop. Réputé pour le Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe en octobre. Ré ouvert en 2018 après rénovations, conçu par l’architecte Dominique Perrault. L’hippodrome d’Auteuil proche de la porte d’Auteuil demeure le lieu de référence pour les courses d’obstacles. Des Courses de haies et steeple-chase y sont organisées. Ces deux sites font partie de l’histoire équestre parisienne ! Auteuil and Longchamp racecourses These two racecourses have marked the history of horse racing in Paris and continue to attract enthusiasts of the equestrian world. Longchamp Racecourse Inaugurated in 1857, the Longchamp racecourse is a horse racing track located southwest of the Bois de Boulogne in Paris. It was built by the architect Antoine-Nicolas Bailly on the grounds of the royal abbey of Longchamp, destroyed during the French Revolution. Prestigious races such as the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe take place there . Longchamp Auteuil Auteuil Racecourse Created in 1873, the Auteuil racecourse is located near the Porte d'Auteuil in Paris. It is the mecca of obstacle races in France, with tracks dedicated to hurdles and steeplechase races. He plays an essential role in the selection of French jumping horses, which are exported in particular to the British Isles .

Passage Verdeau Passage Verdeau connects 6, rue de la Grange Batelière to 31, bis rue du Faubourg Montmartre 75009 Paris. It was designed by the architect François Jean Delannoy. Passage Verdeau was inaugurated in 1847. The passage measures approximately 75 meters long by 3.75 meters wide and is characterized by a wrought iron glass roof which lets in natural light. It is open Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Weekends from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Beaupassage Beaupassage is an exceptional place located in the heart of the 7th arrondissement of Paris. Beaupassage opened its doors in 2018. It is accessed by 3 entrances: 53-57, rue de Grenelle - 83, rue du Bac - 14, Boulevard Raspail. Beaupassage is an open-air passage which invites walkers to experience a gentle interlude sheltered from the hustle and bustle of the city. It combines gastronomy, art, plants and well-being. L’Allénothèque is a chic and friendly place created by chef Yannick Alléno and his wife Laurence. It brings together a restaurant, a wine cellar and an art gallery. Champion Spirit Rive Gauche offers a space dedicated to sport, with weight training, boxing ring, athletics track, sauna and personalized treatments. Other spaces dedicated to gastronomy, well-being and culinary crafts. Beaupassage is a unique place where pleasure of the senses and the art of living combine. Before its creation, this space was intended to become a private residence, but the Emerige real estate group chose to make it an exceptional shopping mall. It has become a true temple for demanding gourmets and wellness enthusiasts.