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Long-term Monitoring of Dragonflies at the Parc Floral de Paris

Free entry

On 23 September 2026, come along to the Parc Floral de Paris for the dragonfly monitoring event. This free event invites you to explore these fascinating insects, starting at 3 pm in front of the park’s main entrance.

Practical information

Dates23 September 2026
Opening hours3pm to 5pm
AddressMaison Paris Nature, Pavillons 1 et 2 du Parc Floral de Paris, route de la Pyramide, 75012 Paris
District12e arrondissement
AdmissionFree entry
AccessibilityNot accessible to people with reduced mobility
AudienceChildren, young people and adults. From 8 years old.
Updated24 August 2026

Why go?

This unique activity offers a deeper understanding of the life cycle of dragonflies in an exceptional natural setting. Registration is free and compulsory, guaranteeing you a place to observe and learn. Perfect for curious visitors aged 8 and over, including children and teenagers.

What to see / do

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the biology of dragonflies in the heart of the garden. Here are the highlights of the event:

  • Dragonfly spotting: learn to identify various species in the wild.
  • Interactive workshop: take part in educational activities suitable for all ages.
  • Chat with enthusiasts: talk to experts about insect ecology.

Good to know

Here are a few tips to help you make the most of the event:

  • Registration is compulsory, so please remember to register as soon as possible – the form will close once it is full.
  • If necessary, you can join the waiting list.
  • There is also a form available if you wish to cancel your registration.

How to get there

To get to the Parc Floral:

  • Metro: No specific line mentioned.
  • On foot from Châtelet: allow about 30 minutes’ walk.
  • Accessible by bus or Vélib’ from the city centre.

What to do nearby?

Make the most of your visit to explore these nearby attractions:

  • Vincennes Castle (10 mins’ walk): a medieval castle well worth a visit.
  • Paris Zoological Park (15 mins’ walk): discover the wildlife in a magnificent setting.
  • La Porte Dorée (20 mins by metro): a must-see museum featuring regional exhibitions.

Things to bear in mind

Top photo spotIn front of the main entrance of the park
Ideal forNature enthusiasts and families
Estimated visiting time2 hours
Best time to visitFrom 3pm to fully enjoy the activities
Nearby activity to combineVisit the Parc Zoologique after the event for a full day

Frequently asked questions

What is the cost to participate in the event?

Participation is free, but registration is mandatory.

Is there a minimum age to participate?

This event is aimed at the public from 8 years old.

How do I register for the event?

Registration via an online form, to be completed before the day of the event.

Is the event accessible to people with reduced mobility?

No, this activity is not accessible to people with reduced mobility.

What is the programme for the event?

The programme includes dragonfly observation and educational workshops.