The Farm of La Villette
This Parisian farm will definitely take you back to your childhood with its sheep and donkeys. As part of the “« Passengers' Gardens »”, its main goal is to share knowledge about wildlife, conduct research, and experiment. In short: a fantastic place with wonderful values.
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La ferme de La Villette
211, avenue Jean Jaurès – 19th
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La ferme de Paris
The largest farm in Paris stretches over 5 hectares in the Vincennes woods. Cows, pigs, goats, sheep, horses, and poultry - you can even witness seasonal activities like sheep shearing! A little bonus: their commitment to organic farming.
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The Farm of Paris
24, Route de la Tourelle — 12th
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The Educational Farm of Kellermann Park
In the heart of Kellermann Park, you'll find a charming little urban farm spread over two levels, boasting a refreshing and picturesque atmosphere. Here, a slower, nature-centered lifestyle is celebrated, where animals help maintain and support the ecological management of the park. It almost feels like our very own little farm!
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The educational farm at Kellermann Park
19, rue de la Poterne-des-Peupliers — 13th
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The Suzanne-Lenglen educational farm
If the name sounds familiar, that’s because this farm is located in the Suzanne-Lenglen multisport park. Yes, the one near Roland-Garros. It’s the perfect spot for curious kids and parents who never want to spend hours pretending to be a cow again. Basically, accessible and modern are the best words to describe this place.
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Suzanne-Lenglen Educational Farm
2 Louis-Armand Street — 15th
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The Educational Farm at René-Binet Park
Just a few minutes away from the Montmartre gate, you’ll find a charming little urban farm that serves as a tool for raising awareness about local nature and sustainable urban agriculture. Chickens, ducks, goats, and turkeys are here to show us the wonderful services they can provide, even in the heart of the city.
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Educational Farm of the René Binet Park
54, rue René-Binet — 18th
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Wild Animals in Paris ?
Urban farms are the best! But you can also see almost wild animals in Paris! Yes, the capital will never stop surprising you. For instance, in the Bois de Vincennes or the Bois de Boulogne, swans, ducks, herons, squirrels, and peacocks roam freely. In Parc Montsouris, you can also find turtles and a multitude of birds, creating a comforting ballet.
And to go even further, foxes have been spotted in Père Lachaise Cemetery, and ...rabbits on the esplanade of the Invalides and wallabies near Rambouillet. You’re not dreaming, there are almost kangaroos in Rambouillet!
A little tip though: don’t get too close to these animals. Not because they are dangerous, but just to avoid scaring them.
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