Vauban Park

Created in 1863 by Jean-Pierre Barillet-Deschamps, the head gardener of Paris, the Vauban Garden (3 hectares) has been listed on the register of historic places since 1990.
It is a typical example of an English-style country garden, characterized by a romantic imitation of nature. With its rolling lawns and meandering brooks, its grotto (a cavelike summerhouse) and waterfall, and its hundred-year-old trees and numerous flowerbeds, the Vauban Garden is the perfect place for a pleasurable stroll.

A pleasant English garden, 8500m² in size, decorated as a garden to live in. A water feature, beds with hardy plants, old rose bushes, trees and shrubs, the whole environment radiates peace and harmony. It is a typical example of an English garden, in which nature is romantically imitated. The park is built in a harmonious arch of 35000 m² near the Citadel, and you can make all kinds of discoveries: lawns laced with water features, a cave with a waterfall, centennial trees, flower beds... This garden continues into a "garden for fruit cultivation", a real collection of old varieties. In the middle of the garden,

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