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Jardin Des Plantes Venue Hire JARDIN DES PLANTES VENUE HIRE MUSÉUM NATIONAL D’HISTOIRE NATURELLE WHO ARE WE? AN ESTABLISHMENT RENOWNED FOR EXCELLENCE, WE PROVIDE THE VERY WELCOME TO THE JARDIN DES PLANTES, BEST IN SERVICES FOR YOUR EVENTS: A BOTANICAL GARDEN IMBUED WITH FOUR CENTURIES OF SCIENTIFIC ADVENTURE. GUIDED TOURS: OUR KNOWLEDGEABLE EVERY DAY HERE IN THE HISTORIC HEART GUIDES AND SERVICE PROVIDERS BRING THE OF THE MUSÉUM NATIONAL D’HISTOIRE COLLECTIONS TO LIFE AS THEY EXPLAIN THEIR NATURELLE, HOME TO COLLECTIONS OF HISTORY AND SHED LIGHT ON THE EXHIBITIONS TENS OF MILLIONS OF SPECIMENS THAT THAT FEATURE THEM. YOUR GUESTS WILL LEAVE TESTIFY TO THE DIVERSITY OF LIFE ON EARTH, WITH PLENTY OF STORIES TO TELL ABOUT OUR THOUSANDS OF VISITORS MINGLE WITH EXTRAORDINARY INSTITUTION, AS WELL AS HUNDREDS OF RESEARCHERS AND STUDENTS. ANSWERS TO MANY OF THE MYSTERIES EXPLORED COME AND EXPLORE AN INSTITUTION THAT HERE IN THE EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCES. COMBINES MUSEUMS, BOTANICAL GARDENS, A MENAGERIE, AND A CENTRE FOR RESEARCH BOOKS AND OBJECTS: TO ENSURE YOUR GUESTS AND UNIVERSITY EDUCATION, WHERE EVEN LEAVE WITH A MEMORABLE SOUVENIR OF YOUR THE EXHIBITIONS OFTEN ARISE OUT OF THE EVENT, WE OFFER PREFERENTIAL RATES ON ITEMS LABORATORIES. ON SALE AT THE GIFT SHOPS, FROM EXHIBITION ALBUMS AND PLUSH ANIMALS TO IN-DEPTH COMMITTED TO PROTECTING NATURE, WORKS EXPLORING THE CUTTING EDGE OF THE JARDIN DES PLANTES IS A MAJOR PLAYER SCIENCE AND MUCH MORE, ACCORDING TO YOUR IN TACKLING TODAY’S ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES. CHALLENGES, WITH A REPUTATION REACHING FAR BEYOND OUR NATIONAL BORDERS. TECHNICAL EVENT MANAGEMENT : IT SEALS A UNIQUE ALLIANCE BETWEEN THE TECHNICAL EVENT MANAGERS TASKED EXCEPTIONAL COLLECTIONS, STATE-OF-THE- WITH ORGANIZING YOUR EVENT ARE TOP ART RESEARCH, MULTIDISCIPLINARY HIGHER PROFESSIONALS HIRED FOR THEIR KNOW-HOW EDUCATION, RENOWNED EXPERTISE, AND EXPERIENCE IN DEALING WITH EVENTS OF AND PUBLIC EDUCATION AIMED AT RAISING ALL TYPES AND SIZES. AWARENESS ABOUT THE NEED TO RESPECT OUR NATURAL HERITAGE. MUSÉUM-ACCREDITED CATERERS AND OTHER TECHNICAL SERVICE PROVIDERS: FROM WITH ITS NATIONAL COLLECTIONS, EXPERIENCE, WE KNOW JUST HOW GOOD OUR IT IS THE BEARER OF A TESTAMENT RECOMMENDED SERVICE PROVIDERS ARE. THEY THAT IS UNIQUE IN THE WORLD. IN TURN KNOW OUR SPACES BY HEART AND CAN AS THE KEEPER OF AN AGE-OLD SCIENTIFIC RESPOND TO YOUR INQUIRIES SWIFTLY AND HERITAGE, ITS RESEARCHERS, TEACHERS, EFFICIENTLY. MUSEOLOGISTS, TAXIDERMISTS, GARDENERS, WE CAN NEVERTHELESS CONSIDER YOUR USUAL ANIMAL CARE-GIVERS, DOCENTS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS ON A CASE BY CASE BASIS, LECTURERS COMBINE INCOMPARABLE SHOULD YOU SO WISH. KNOWLEDGE AND KNOW-HOW. EVERYONE AT THE MUSÉUM WORKS TOWARD THE SAME END: THE MUSÉUM TEAM: HERE AT THE MUSÉUM, THE TO BETTER UNDERSTAND NATURE IN ORDER VENUE HIRE TEAM STANDS READY TO LISTEN TO TO BETTER PROTECT IT. YOUR NEEDS AND ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE ABOUT OUR ESTABLISHMENT, ABOUT ORGANIZING EVENTS, OUR PROCEDURES, ETC. WE WALK YOU THROUGH THE PROCESS STEP BY STEP, FROM YOUR INITIAL REQUEST FOR A QUOTE THROUGH TO THE END OF YOUR EVENT. PLACE AN OPTION AND GET A PRICE QUOTE SIMPLY SEND AN EMAIL TO [email protected] WITH THE FOLLOWING: A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF YOUR EVENT AND WHAT YOU’D LIKE TO DO, THE DATE AND TIMES, YOUR FULL CONTACT INFORMATION (NAME OF THE AGENCY OR COMPANY, POSTAL ADDRESS, TELEPHONE NUMBER). WE’LL SEND YOU OUR BEST FEE PROPOSAL WITHIN 48 HOURS. A DAILY COMMITMENT… AT THE CROSSROADS OF THE NATURAL AND CONTACT: HUMAN SCIENCES, THE MUSÉUM NATIONAL EVENTS SERVICES AND SALES D’HISTOIRE NATURELLE HAS DEDICATED ITS TEL.: +33 (0)1 40 79 33 00 RESOURCES TO BIODIVERSITY FOR CLOSE TO EMAIL: [email protected] 400 YEARS. MUSÉUM NATIONAL D’HISTOIRE NATURELLE KEY DATES DGD R - DIRECTION DU DÉVELOPPEMENT LOCATION D’ESPACES , ROYAL EDICT CREATING THE ROYAL 1635 HÔTEL DE MAGNY - CASE POSTALE N° 24 MEDICINAL PLANTS GARDEN — 10 JUIN 57, RUE CUVIER - 75231 PARIS 1793, REVOLUTIONARY DECREE FOUNDING THE MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY — 1793, MENAGERIE OPENS — 1841, MINERALOGY AND GEOLOGY GALLERY OPENS — 1889, ZOOLOGY GETTING TO THE JARDIN DES PLANTES GALLERY OPENS — 1898, PALAEONTOLOGY AND METRO: LINES 5, 7 OU 10 COMPARATIVE ANATOMY GALLERY OPENS — (CENSIER-DAUBENTON, JUSSIEU 1934, PARIS ZOOLOGICAL PARK OPENS — 1937, OR GARE D’AUSTERLITZ STATIONS) MUSEUM OF MAN AT TROCADERO OPENS — RER: C 1994, GALLERY OF EVOLUTION OPENS — 2010, BUS: LINES 24, 57, 61, 63, 67, 89, 91 CHILDRENS’ GALLERY OPENS AND EARLY 19TH CAR PARKS: AUSTERLITZ, CENSIER, CENTURY GREENHOUSES REOPEN PATRIARCHES KEY FIGURES MNHN.FR/EN/VENUE-HIRE STAFF: 2,000 PEOPLE. RESEARCH: 450 RESEARCHERS, 19 RESEARCH UNITS, ROUGHLY 1,500 SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS; SCEINCE EDUCATION: 350 GRADUATE STUDENTS OF WHICH 200 MASTERS, 150 DOCTORAL, 3,000 PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION TEACHERS TRAINED YEARLY. COLLECTIONS: 68 MILLION SPECIMENS IN THE NATURAL HISTORY COLLECTIONS, 2.2 MILLION DOCUMENTS IN THE LIBRAIRIES. PARIS ATTENDANCE: 2 MILLION VISITORS FOR ALL PAID SITES COMBINED JARDIN NEARLY 10 MILLION VISITORS TOTAL, 12 SITES IN DES FRANCE, 3 IN PARIS. PLANTES JUSSIEU GARE CENSIER D’AUSTERLITZ DAUBENTON photos: © M.N.H.N. - C. Ficaja upper © M.N.H.N. - M. Cohen, lower — Cover MNHN/DGD R — April 2020 THE JARDIN DES PLANTES, AT THE HEART OF PLANT COLLECTIONS THIS MAGNIFICENT 26-HECTARE BOTANICAL GARDEN IN THE CENTRE OF PARIS HOSTS YOUR EVENTS IN EXCEPTIONAL SURROUNDINGS COMPLETE WITH HISTORIC TREES AND SPECTACULAR FLOWERS. Venue hire FRENCH GARDEN, FROM THE PLACE VALHUBERT TO THE ESPLANADE MILNE EDWARDS Five hectares of greenery right in the heart of Paris! The unique perspective offered by this quintessential French garden, with the Gallery of Evolution for a backdrop, is the place to organize a truly grand outdoor soirée. It offers numerous possibilities, and its spaces can accommodate any variety of configurations. GARDEN AISLES The Georges Ville and Guy de la Brosse garden aisles, centrally located in the French garden, offer two areas, each with a surface of 600 m2 where you can install temporary structures. Your guests will enjoy the lovely flowerbeds at the same time as their cocktail or dinner. ESPLANADE MILNE EDWARDS This superb 3,000 m2 space located outside the Gallery of Evolution can accommodate up to 3,000 people for a Esplanade Milne Edwards cocktail dinner, concert or fashion show. Summer garden and Greenhouses Square SUMMER GARDEN CUVIER THE SQUARE AND GREENHOUSES AISLE For a symposium held at the Verniquet lecture theatre, The 1,200 m2 lawn of the At over 2,500 m2, this organize your cocktail lunch Jardin d’été that runs green jewel box of a or dinner beneath alongside the Tropical garden aisle, seemingly a temporary structure. Greenhouse is the perfect out of time and the At 400 m2, you can easily place for a temporary city, can accommodate host 315 guests in a lovely structure for your receptions. temporary structures tree-lined environment just In the evening, when the for fashion shows, steps from the theatre. greenhouses are closed to showrooms, dinners, Ideal for a seminar. the public, your guests will be cocktail receptions able to escape into them to and more. discover the fabulous plant collections they house. Cuvier aisle ESPLANADE MILNE EDWARDS SUMMER GARDEN THE SQUARE GARDEN AISLES CUVIER AISLE FEE IN €/DAY SPACE SURFACE IN STARTING AT EVENT TYPE NOT INCLUDED IN HIRE FEE M² (EXCL. VAT) Esplanade 3,000 15,000 Installation of temporary Technical costs: technical Milne Edwards structures for cocktail management, cleanup, parties, dinners and security, insurance, space fashion shows. hire during installation/ Summer garden 1,200 15,000 dismantling, reception costs (catering, tent, Cuvier aisle 2,800 12,000 decorating, etc.) Garden aisles 600 or 750 10,000 each Square 400 5,000 So that we may best satisfy your request, on a case by case basis, please contact us directly. For a truly grand, prestigious evening event, we propose a fixed fee of 45,000 € excluding VAT for all five hectares of the French Gardens, where you can host up to 3,000 people. Photos © M.N.H.N. - M. Cohen, C. Ficaja, F.G. Grandin, J.Munier, C. Parapetto J.Munier, Grandin, Photos © M.N.H.N. - M. Cohen, C. Ficaja, F.G. THE MUSÉUM’S CENTRAL LECTURE THEATRE AT THE HEART OF SCIENCE BUILT IN 1788, THE VERNIQUET LECTURE THEATRE HAS ACCOMMODATED CONFERENCES AND SCIENTIFIC DEMONSTRATIONS FOR THE PAST TWO CENTURIES. COMBINING SCIENTIFIC HISTORY AND MODERN CONVENIENCE, THE LECTURE THEATRE IS PERFECT FOR SEMINARS, SYMPOSIUMS AND WORKSHOPS. Venue hire VERNIQUET LECTURE THEATRE Organize your symposiums, seminars and workshops in this listed monument, which seats 315. Its circular corridor serves stairs that allow your guests to arrive directly in the upper rows of the theatre. The foyer can be used as a production room or where speakers can prepare. You can also organize a greeting area or coffee breaks inside the building, or install a temporary structure for cocktail luncheons and dinners on the Square outside the theatre. AVAILABLE EQUIPMENT Overhead projector, 1 fixed camera, screen (1) 6 m-3 m. Swan neck microphone, lectern equipped with 2 swan neck microphones, HF handheld microphone, HF lavalier microphone. Video player recorder, and digital recorder. Interpreting booth (for 2 people = 1 language), Wifi. Additional furniture available: Platform: rectangular and half-moon tables, chairs. Lectern with sound system (133 x 52 x 52). Reception: coat rack, hangers, 2 reception desks + two tall chairs Signage: directional signage, poster panels in A3 and A4. SPACE SEATING SURFACE FEE IN € INCLUDED NOT INCLUDED CAPACITY M2 (EXCL. VAT) IN HIRE FEE IN HIRE FEE Verniquet 315 480 6,000 Audiovisual Security, cleanup, lecture theatre equipment and technical management, (VLT) furniture. insurance, catering, Power within hostesses, additional available supply. installations. VLT + Square Depends 10,000 Audiovisual Security, cleanup, on layout equipment and technical management, furniture. insurance, space hire Power within during installation/ available supply.
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