Robinier du square René Viviani
Paris, France
This is the oldest tree in Paris, planted in 1601, unlike gardens or necropolises.
The Robinia pseudoacacia in Square René Viviani is the oldest tree in Paris, planted in 1601. It stands opposite Notre Dame Cathedral and has witnessed four centuries of the city's history. The tree, known for its longevity, has reached impressive dimensions. It is a rare example of Paris's dendrological history.
- Visit time: 10 min
How long does it take to visit Robinier du square René Viviani?
Plan about 10 min.
Nearby
- Église Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre — 20 m
- Aux Trois Mailletz — 50 m
- Latin Saint-Jacques — 80 m
- Caveau de la Huchette — 100 m
- Église Saint-Séverin — 110 m
- Maison Blanche — 160 m
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