Parc de Procé

Parc de Procé is a 12-hectare urban park in Nantes featuring English-style landscaping with diverse plant species and mature trees throughout. The grounds include open grassy areas, wooded sections, and interconnected pathways for visitors to explore.

The park was created as part of Nantes' expansion of green spaces in the western districts during the 19th century. It represents the city's commitment to developing public parks as essential features of urban growth.

The park serves as a gathering place where residents spend their days walking, picnicking, or simply enjoying time with family and friends under the trees. It reflects how locals value green spaces as part of their everyday life in the city.

The park is open daily and features restrooms, accessible facilities, and drinking water stations throughout the grounds. Wear comfortable walking shoes as paths wind through varied terrain, and expect more visitors on weekends.

A free sanitary product dispenser called Zéro Tabou is positioned near the pond area within the park. This modern amenity demonstrates how contemporary social concerns are being addressed even in traditional green spaces.

Location: Nantes

Opening Hours: 08:30-20:00; October 23-November 17,January 15-March 19 08:30-18:30; November 18-January 14 08:30-17:30

Website: https://nature.metropole.nantes.fr/parcs-jardins/parc-de-proce

GPS coordinates: 47.22400,-1.58138

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:40