Jardin sauvage Saint-Vincent

About Jardin sauvage Saint-Vincent

Jardin sauvage Saint-Vincent is a 2,000-square-metre semi-wild garden in Montmartre, in Paris’s 18th arrondissement. The site remained neglected for many years, allowing spontaneous vegetation to develop before the City of Paris’s landscape gardeners adapted it as a place for discovering urban nature. Its habitat includes wild plants, trees, shrubs, a pond and varied wildlife. The garden’s intentionally unmanaged character supports biodiversity within the city and provides a contrast with formal Parisian gardens. It is located at 17 rue Saint-Vincent, beside the historic Montmartre landscape and close to the Saint-Vincent cemetery and the Musée de Montmartre’s Renoir gardens. The garden is not presented as a conventional freely accessible park: the City of Paris states that visits take place through guided programmes, generally between April and October. Visit information can vary by programme, so check the current municipal schedule before planning a stop. The site is best suited to visitors interested in urban ecology, spontaneous flora and the quieter corners of Montmartre.

Practical details

Full address

17 rue Saint-Vincent, 75018 Paris, France

Sources

• museedemontmartre.fr
• www.paris.fr
• www.paris.fr
• parisjetaime.com
• www.paris.fr

Checked 2026-09-02

• 1 hour

  1 min walk · Paris 18e Arrondissement

  Jardins Renoir

  • Notable
  • Nature site
• 1 hour

  2 min walk · Paris 18e Arrondissement

  square Claude Charpentier

  • High
  • Nature site
• 45 min

  1 min walk · Paris 18e Arrondissement

  Vignes de Montmartre

  • High
  • Historic monument