There’s even a farm in Paris – Video

I knew there was a vineyard in Paris but a farm?

If you feel like finding a bit of countryside in Paris? Take a stroll round the city’s farm! Located in the Bois de Vincennes, the Farm of Paris is an educational farm managed according to the seasons using organic farming. Free entrance.

Judy MacMahon - 05/07/13 - www.MyfrenchLife.org

It is a little piece of the countryside…in Paris! The Farm of Paris is open to school children and to all nature-lovers. Set up in the Bois de Vincennes, to the east of Paris, this farm holds calves, cows, pigs and other rabbits, hens, goats, horses, etc. – an unconventional way to visit Paris through animals and farm life. It also offers an introduction to the organic farming used on this farm. Events and workshops are also on offer for school visits. The farm in pictures

Useful information:  The Farm of Paris is open on Saturday and Sunday only, and during some school holidays. It is closed on public holidays.

Opening times:
– November to February
1.30pm – 5pm weekends

– October and March
1.30pm – 5.30pm weekends

– April to September
1.30pm – 6.30pm weekends
1.30pm – 6pm Easter holidays, July and August from Tuesday to Friday
Free entrance

Getting there:
– Route du Pesage – Bois de Vincennes – Paris 12th arrondissement
– RER A station Joinville-le-Pont + 20 min on foot or Château de Vincennes metro station + Bus 112, bus stop “Plaine de la Faluère” + 15 min on foot (follow the pedestrian arrows to Ferme Georges-Ville)

For more information call: +33 (0)1 71 28 50 56 from Monday to Friday.

Download the map to locate the Farm of Paris

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Judy MacMahon

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One Comment

  1. Christine Wilson Aug 10, 2010 at 1:40 PM - Reply

    Quelle histoire géniale, et les petits animaux sont adorables. Ce serait un endroit à ne pas manquer quand on visite le Bois de Vincennes. Idéale pour les excursions scolaires aussi.

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