A vast natural and landscaped area housing an exceptional collection of trees, the Versailles-Chèvreloup Arboretum is an integral part of the royal estate of Versailles.
THE NATIONAL NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM IS COMMITTED TO: Developing adapted visitor itineraries.
Reduce the number of visitors received.
Proceed to the very regular cleaning of the visiting areas and sanitary facilities. Provide reception agents equipped with masks to answer all your questions. Install protective walls at cash desks.
SPACES AND SERVICES
Picnics are not allowed.
Real museum of the tree, the Chèvreloup Arboretum brings together more than 2,500 species and varieties of trees from temperate and cold regions of the Northern Hemisphere : Himalayas, Caucasus, China, Japan, North America, Europe ...
Located 20 minutes from Paris, it offers the public a walk to discover trees in an exceptional environment. The trees here are left in their natural harbor and interventions are limited to the minimum required.
A formidable support for nature awareness.
By its richness and diversity, Chèvreloup is the place where you can understand what biodiversity in its floristic component and broader nature is in its complexity.
Reduce the number of visitors received.
Proceed to the very regular cleaning of the visiting areas and sanitary facilities. Provide reception agents equipped with masks to answer all your questions. Install protective walls at cash desks.
SPACES AND SERVICES
Picnics are not allowed.
Real museum of the tree, the Chèvreloup Arboretum brings together more than 2,500 species and varieties of trees from temperate and cold regions of the Northern Hemisphere : Himalayas, Caucasus, China, Japan, North America, Europe ...
Located 20 minutes from Paris, it offers the public a walk to discover trees in an exceptional environment. The trees here are left in their natural harbor and interventions are limited to the minimum required.
A formidable support for nature awareness.
By its richness and diversity, Chèvreloup is the place where you can understand what biodiversity in its floristic component and broader nature is in its complexity.
