Parc du Château Siaurac

The landscaped park of Château Siaurac, classified as a Remarkable Garden by the Ministry of Culture, is also registered on the list of Historic Monuments.
The main driveway, with its regular slope, creates a perspective by crossing an undergrowth of oak and hornbeam trees, a space shaped in the 18th century (appearing on Pierre de Belleyme's map in 1766), called Bois Percés, divided by the driveways with green rooms at the crossroads. Everything is organized in symmetry.
The articulation between the regular park and the landscaped park is organized around the Serpentine. The Serpentine River is the symbol of naturalistic gardens. Its shape was revised in the 19th century in the form of a ribbon or S of Siaurac.
The landscaped park designed by Fischer is planted with remarkable trees: 350 year old holm oak, 250 year old pyramidal oak, Atlas cedar, Virginia tulip tree, giant sequoia, .

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