How do I get there?
Strategically located on the Nantes-Paris axis, 2h30 from Paris, 1h15 from Le Mans, 1h20 from Tours, 1h from Nantes and Rennes, Terra Botanica is on the Route d'Epinard in Angers, on the Mayenne plateau, on the outskirts of Avrillé.
By freeway (toll-free section)
A11 Paris-Nantes, exit 16, direction Cantenay-Epinard
Coming from the west
take the northern bypass (A11), follow Paris, and exit 16 towards Cantenay Epinard and Terra Botanica. If you are coming from Nantes by freeway, always follow Paris from Nantes. If you're coming from Nantes on the main road, first follow signs for Laval/Rennes/Ecoparc Atoll, then Paris (A11), and exit 16 for Cantenay Epinard and Terra Botanica.
From the south
Follow Paris, then Nantes (A11), and exit 16 towards Cantenay Epinard and Terra Botanica.
From the east
Follow Paris, then Nantes (A11), and exit 16 towards Cantenay Epinard and Terra Botanica.
From the north (Laval/Rennes)
on the outskirts of Angers, follow Paris (A11), and exit 16 towards Cantenay Epinard and Terra Botanica.

Tramway (preferable, as it's more accessible than the bus)
Take line A to the Terra Botanica stop.
Bus
Take line 5 to the Auriol stop, then walk 15 minutes to reach the park.
Bike/Trotinette
The park is accessible by bike via the Boucle Verte linking Angers to Montreuil-Juigné.
A bicycle and scooter garage is available. The park has also been awarded the "Accueil Vélo", "Vélo Francette" and "Loire à Vélo" labels.
Angers TGV station (Angers Saint-Laud)
10 minutes by car from the park or 25 minutes by streetcar + 10 minutes on foot.
Practical info
Parking at Terra Botanica
At the entrance to the park, there is a free parking lot for cars, coaches and camper vans (the parking lot is closed and emptied outside opening hours).
You can leave the park at lunchtime to picnic outside the park, then re-enter the park with a stamp.
Pets
Even when on a leash, pets are not allowed in the park. Only guide dogs may enter.