Audio Guide of Parc de la Pépinière

The park is open every day, generally from 6:30 AM to 8:00 PM in winter and until 10:30 PM in summer. It is easily reached on foot from the famous Place Stanislas, crossing the Arc Héré toward Place de la Carrière.

No, entry to Parc de la Pépinière is completely free for all visitors. It is a public space ideal for a walk at no cost, although some activities inside, such as mini-golf or the puppet theater, may have a small fee.

We recommend setting aside between 1 and 2 hours to enjoy it at a relaxed pace, especially if you plan to have a picnic or visit the small zoo. It is the perfect place to listen to our audio guide and take a break from the pace of the city.

Created in 1765 by King Stanislas, its name comes from its original function as a royal tree nursery ('pépinière') supplying trees for the roads of Lorraine. Today it is the historic green lung connecting the Old Town with the New Town.

Spring and summer are ideal for seeing the rose garden in bloom and enjoying the lively atmosphere. Summer sunsets are especially beautiful for a stroll before dinner in central Nancy.

Yes, the terrain is mostly flat and has wide paved paths, making access easy for wheelchairs and strollers. It is one of the most comfortable and accessible places to get around in Nancy.

You are just a few steps from the Museum of Fine Arts of Nancy and the Government Palace. In addition, the Nancy Aquarium is located inside the park itself, a highly recommended visit if you are traveling with family.

Bring a blanket for a picnic in the designated grass areas and look for the statue of Claude Lorrain sculpted by Rodin. For a complete experience, download an audio guide that explains the secrets of its monuments as you walk.