The Garden of the Albert-Kahn Departmental Museum
Designed by the landscaper Fumiaki Takano, this small Japanese garden is a metaphor for Albert Kahn's life. For a bit of backstory, Albert Kahn himself planted his own garden at the beginning of the century, but unfortunately, almost nothing remains of it, except for a large Himalayan cedar, a weeping beech on a small islet, and two little bridges. The new garden is a much more modern creation, where you can see beautiful cherry trees, bamboo, pebbles, red wooden bridges, and even koi fish! A guaranteed escape into another world.
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Address: 2 Rue du Port, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt, France
The Japanese Garden of Ichikawa
A result of a collaboration between the city of Issy-les-Moulineaux and the city of Ichikawa in Japan, this ultra-traditional zen garden – perfect for meditation and relaxation – features different styles of Japanese gardens that represent various periods in the history of the Land of the Rising Sun. Always incorporating the essential elements of Japanese gardens: greenery, stone, and water.
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Address: All. Vauban, 92130 Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
The Japanese Garden of the Floral Park
In the 45 hectares in the heart of the Bois de Vincennes, the Floral Park invites us all year round to immerse ourselves in the wonders of plant life. And for fans of the Land of the Rising Sun, you'll also find Japanese-inspired gardens, nestled among tranquil water features and bonsais, particularly near pavilions 15, 16, and 17.
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Address: Rte de la Pyramide, 75012 Paris, France
The garden of the UNESCO house
Located right in the heart of the 7th district, the UNESCO headquarters is home to a true haven of peace: a Japanese garden that spans 1,700 m² and is open for guided tours. Created by the sculptor Isamu Noguchi, it beautifully blends Oriental landscape art with contemporary works. Be aware, there can be quite a wait…
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Address: 7 Pl. de Fontenoy-Unesco, 75007 Paris, France
The Japanese Garden of the Parc de l’Amitié
In Rueil-Malmaison, the Parc de l’Amitié holds multiple treasures, including a truly magical Japanese garden. What's on the agenda? A lovely red bridge crossing a stream, flowering trees and shrubs, majestic large magnolias, and a zen garden featuring traditional, iconic pebble patterns.
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Address: 9 Av. Albert 1er, 92500 Rueil-Malmaison, France