Créé au milieu du XIXe siècle pour agrémenter l’hôtel particulier de la famille Moët et Chandon, le parc devient public en 1920.
Il relève à la fois du style à la française et du parc paysager. Le Temple de l’Amour a été restauré en 2004 et le parc a été réaménagé entre 2005 et 2010.
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Source: Office de tourisme Epernay en Champagne
Copyright: Creative Commons CC BY 2.0
Address: 7 bis avenue de Champagne, 51200 Épernay
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