29 rue de Babylone - Impasse Oudinot - 75007 Paris
Eiffel Tower - Invalides
The garden is named after a young 19th-century nun to whom the Virgin Mary was said to have appeared as she tended the kitchen garden. These days the garden’s visitors are far less spiritual – mainly Parisians wanting to relax in the 7,000-m² expanse of lawns and greenery. The garden’s fruit trees, vine-covered pergola and vegetable garden have survived the passage of time. It is an attractive spot in summer for an outing with friends or family, to sunbathe on the lawns or to walk along the cross-shaped outline showing where the convent once stood.
Opening times and prices
More info on opening times:
8h ou 9h-19h30 ou 20h30 ou 21h30, selon la saison.
