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21 ha · the largest
Le parc de la Pépinière
A grand 21-hectare park at the heart of the city, laid out under Stanislas: lawns, a rose garden, a zoo, mini-golf and play areas.
A grand 21-hectare park at the heart of the city, laid out under Stanislas: lawns, a rose garden, a zoo, mini-golf and play areas.
The city's second-largest park, former site of the 1909 International Exhibition: an English-style garden, French formal parterres and remarkable trees.
Nancy's first botanical garden (1758, founded by Stanislas): a small teaching and collection garden right in the centre.
A vast 27-hectare botanical garden with tropical greenhouses and themed collections — one of the largest in France.
📍 On the edge of the city, in Villers-lès-Nancy (Grand Nancy) — a few minutes by tram or car.
A public garden perched on the heights of Nancy, with a superb panorama over the city and planted with apple and pear trees.
A contemporary green space (1981) with a lake and play areas, in the Charles III district.
A neighbourhood park bequeathed to the city in 1913 by Achille Olry, prized for its peace and quiet.
A small, peaceful park laid out in the former estate of the physicist René Blondlot, bequeathed to the city in 1932.
Each autumn an immense temporary landscaped garden takes over the place Stanislas, on a theme renewed every year.
📍 Seasonal event — usually from early October to early November (dates and theme vary).