5 km from Troyes, the château, surrounded by moats, was built in 1626 in the true Louis XIII style. It is surrounded by 10 hectares of grounds which bear the “Jardin remarquable” (outstanding garden) label,…
Standing on the banks of the peaceful River Nied, this austere but elegant château was built in 1720 for Jean-Baptiste Thomas, Marquis de Pange, on the site of an older fortress. The Pange family still…
If fairies still exist , this is where they hide. Quiet and well-meaning, by the shady springs that crisscross the domain or beneath the circles of water which tinge the gently winding moats with pale…
This park surveys a landscape where industrial districts are advancing between fields and forests. It was created for a family of steelworkers who brought with them several features made by Lorraine’s metalworkers, most notably an…
This park takes its name from the hermitages dedicated to the Virgin Mary in the 17th century, far away from the town walls. The town bought this land in 1904 to plant a public garden,…
Cons-la-Grandville is a major, monumental area of greenery in the heart of the “Grand Region”. It is a haven of peace and tranquillity set within a meander of the river. Throughout the summer season, visitors…
The river Mortagne runs through the 40 acres of the park laid out at the beginning of the 19th. century by Louis-Martin Berthault whose creations include the parks of Compiègne and Malmaison for Napoleon. Its…
This huge park surrounds the Château and gives it a splendid view over the countryside. Near the kitchen garden, the old Orangery is the backdrop to cultivated box-trees, reminiscent of a labyrinth.
A visit here combines history, gardening and botany. You’ll find many-faceted gardens, old recessed kitchen gardens replanted with flowers and fruiting trees, landscape compositions planted with some beautiful species (majestic trees from the start of…
