Bergerie nationale - Parc du château

Visit a real working farm with your children, with its cowshed, stables, pigsty, courtyard, and of course the sheepfold where more than 1,000 lambs are born each year including the famous Mérinos and Rambouillet.
The Bergerie Nationale, constructed by Louis XVI, is located at the heart of the presidential domain. This is the perfect opportunity for a trip in a horse-drawn carriage where you can become one of the privileged whilst discovering this secret oasis covering 800 hectares, the ancient site of the royal hunters, which is extraordinary today due to its diverse landscape and untouched plant life.

Opening times and prices

Full rate: €7; reduced rate: €6; children: €5. Horse-drawn carriage: €8/adult; €5/child.

Open Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday, public holidays and every day during school holidays in the Paris region. Horse-drawn carriages: every weekend from the beginning of April to the end of October (except August).

Closings

• Ascension Day
• 15 August
• Easter Monday
• Easter
• 14 July
• 1 May
• 8 May
• 11 November
• Whit Monday

• Free for young people and children

Services

• Shop/bookshop

Disability

Physical disability:
- Main entrance: walkways with suddent change in level compensated with 48 cm-long ramp with 54% gradient
- 'Hug corner': new sensory space independently accessible to wheelchair users
- Uneven cobblestones in the farm's interior courtyard
- 57 cm-long slight bevel incline at shop exit
- Adapted toilets with diagonal grab rail with transfer of weight to the left

Visual impairment:
- Tactile visits on request

Mental disability:
- Specific workshops and visits on request

Adapted activities and workshops

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