Ferme de Gally

Ferme de Gally is a historical farm estate in Saint-Cyr-l'École spread across extensive land between forest and hills. The property includes residential buildings, barns, and farm structures that show how agricultural work was organized over time.

The farm was established in 1746 and later became part of the Versailles estate system. It earned classification as a French historical monument, recognizing its lasting importance to the region.

The name comes from the Gally family who worked this land for generations. Today visitors can observe traditional agricultural methods still in use as they walk through the working fields and gardens.

The best times to visit are early morning or late afternoon when the site is less crowded. Wearing comfortable shoes is important since you will walk across fields and through different areas of the property.

Visitors can pick their own fruits, vegetables, and flowers directly from the fields, offering a rare hands-on experience with agriculture. This self-harvesting opportunity connects people directly with where food comes from.