Visitor information

Opening times and dates
Tickets and rates
Frequently asked questions
Access to the garden

Opening times and dates

Dates	Opening times
from October to April	annual closure
from April to September	from 10am to 6.30pm (last admission at 5.30pm)
from September to October	from 10am to 5.30pm (last admission at 4.30pm)

Tickets and rates

Tickets	Rates
Adult	14 €
Child (6 à 18 years old)	8 €
Child (under 6 years old)	Free
Family Pass (2 adults + 2 children)	35 €
Extra child « Family Pass »	5 €
Student (under 26 years old)	10 €
Disabled and accompanying person	10 €
Season pass	20 €
You will be more than 12 people ?	Group information

Season package!

Visit the Garden as many times as you wish from opening in April to closing in October.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the visiting conditions during the COVID period?

A route is set up to avoid crossings between visitors
A capacity limited to 10 entries every 15 minutes
It is compulsory to wear a mask in closed areas (shop, toilets, etc.) and in case of close proximity with other visitors

A team welcomes you

As soon as you arrive, you receive a very useful map.

It helps you in particular to find yourself in the labyrinth, to know the themes of each garden and reveals some tricks of visit.

It is therefore an indispensable tool! Just ask for your language : english, german, chinese, japanese, russian, portuguese, spanish, dutch, hungarian…

Duration of visit

It takes about 1 hour to enjoy all aspects of the garden: touch the textures, smell perfumes or simply admire the place…

Some people stay more than 2 hours to pay attention to all the varieties that abound in each massif. If time is not counted for you, you can then stay as much as you want.

Note: it is possible to begin your visit before going out for lunch and return later in the day.

A visit with children

The garden is a fabulous learning place for children. This is the opportunity of sharing family moments.

A discovery-quizz is therefore offered to you : ask for « Méliflor » the bee ! She accompanies the 6/12 years and his family.

Beyond 12 years, the visit « like the big ones » with the map is the best way to enjoy together with favorites like the plant smelling cola or the soft « Bear’s ear ».

The tour is free for children under 6 years and a special family pass is also available.

Person with a disability

The garden is accessible in a seated chair and for the visually impaired persons.

It is nevertheless highly recommended to be accompanied: the paths are sometimes narrow and gravel. There are also two passages whose slope exceeds the recommendations and our toilets have not yet been brought up to standard.

The sensory aspect of the visit offers to all types of visitors to live a most interesting experience, each in its own way.

Is it possible to visit with a dog?

Following numerous abuses, dogs are unfortunately not allowed in the garden (including on a leash, in a bag or in the arms).

Only accompanying dogs can access the garden with disabled persons.

Thank you for your understanding.

Access to the garden

By car
The village of Yvoire is only accessible on foot.
Paying parking lots are located about 300 meters from the Garden.
By public transport
Bus: regular bus service to Thonon and Douvaine – Schedule of the line 152 Thonon – Yvoire – Douvaine
Boat: regular boat service to Nyon and Geneva (in season) – CGN Compagnie Général de Navigation
Address
12 rue du Lac – 74140 Yvoire – France

Visitor information

Opening times and dates

Tickets and rates

Season package!

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the visiting conditions during the COVID period?

A team welcomes you

Duration of visit

A visit with children

Person with a disability

Is it possible to visit with a dog?

Access to the garden

By car

By public transport

Address

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