Acting like a green lung in the heart of the town, this garden was created centuries ago by monks and is now reinvented by gardeners, artists and botanists…
The layout of the Jardin des Cordeliers can be explored through paths bordered with box trees separating four squares dedicated to relations between humans and plants: the garden of uses evokes the companionship between plants, humans and gods, the mediterranean garden telling us about the meticulous domestication of plants, including a wild rose garden and a collection of lavender, the artist Jean Daviot dedicates a garden of words… to Maria Borrély, a writer who gave her name to the middle school enclosing the garden. The garden also has a rose named Alexandra David-Néel reminding us that plants travel as well…
This place awaits you for reading, lunch or just for a stroll.