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Le Potager du Roi
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The King's Kitchen Garden at Versailles
Built between 1678 and 1683 by Jean-Baptiste de La Quintinie, the Potager du Roi is a masterpiece of French garden design from the Baroque period.
This French garden, with its great diversity of fruits and vegetables, once fed the table of Louis XIV.
With its 9 hectares in the heart of Versailles, it has been, since its creation, a model of the evolution of agricultural and food practices in an urban environment.
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An Amazing Garden
Classified as a historic monument and a remarkable garden, it is an integral part of the Château de Versailles estate, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is the historic site of the École Nationale Supérieure de Paysage, which today pursues an environmentally friendly production activity based on short circuits.
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INNOVATION AND HIGH QUALITY
The mission entrusted to Jean-Baptiste La Quintinie is still relevant today: to feed and innovate.
To feed by offering quality fruit and vegetables. To innovate by developing agro-ecological techniques.
Nourishing the body, nourishing the skin, innovating in the service of mankind while respecting nature, this is what summarises this exceptional garden.