Château de Sauvan - Jardin remarquable

Name: Château de Sauvan - Jardin remarquable
Address: RD 4100, Mane, 04300, FRANCE

Park and garden
Garden
Remarkable garden

RD 4100, 04300 Mane

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Built in 1720, this listed 18th-century château is nicknamed "Provence's Little Trianon", and is one of the rare examples of classical architecture in Provence.

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The little "Trianon de Provence, a wonderful 18th century castle entered in the inventory of historical monuments opens the doors of its shady French park, where peacocks and swans majestic basking in this haven of peace.

"Remarkable Garden"

Average length of a tour of the castle (groups & individuals): 90 min

Isolated on the Route des Alpes, between Avignon and Forcalquier, the gardens of Château de Sauvan attract visitors' interest and admiration in many ways. Unspoiled horizons, two-hundred-year-old trees, aviaries, ponds and water features, the park is a majestic celebration of nature.
Conceived as a showcase for the château, it formed an indissociable and harmonious whole with the 18th-century architecture. Laid out in successive terraces to adapt to the terrain, the sumptuous formal garden and its ornamentation have unfortunately suffered the vicissitudes of history. Thanks to an ambitious restoration project, the site has now been restored to its classical lines and former splendor.