The most beautiful parks and gardens Jersey

This garden, one of the finest public gardens in Jersey, was donated to the island by T.B. Davis. In season, nearly 80 varieties of roses grow here. The statue in the park represents King George V. A small memorial was built by Davis in memory of his son who died in the First World War. This garden also houses a cemetery of Anglo-American soldiers who fell during the Second World War. In summer, small concerts are held in the park, in the open air. The promise of pleasant moments in the setting sun.

Coronation Park, also known as Millbrook Park, is a public garden with a large collection of plants, a beautiful Victorian shelter and a nice playground for children. It is a quiet and pleasant place just a stone's throw from the sea. It is typically British, down to the smallest detail: traditional, practical. A commemorative plaque specifies that the place was donated by a lady to celebrate the coronation of George VI in 1937. A good option for a walk that changes a little from the beach.

A pleasant maritime garden where greenery is quite rare, but where you can see a sculpture by the artist Philip Jackson, representing a group of swimmers and dolphins. Children will have fun in summer around the fountain with its jumping jets. You can also eat at the very good café La Frégate in the shape of an overturned boat. You can also enjoy a panoramic view of the Elizabeth Castle. It is a starting point for a walk on the beach or the marina and the favourite meeting place of the young people of the city on Saturday afternoon.

If the Samarès manor can be visited from Monday to Saturday, one can visit every day the superb botanical gardens, created in the 1920s by the rich and philanthropic owner of a shipping company: Sir James Knott. Today, you can enjoy a unique collection of plants on the archipelago, rich in rare botanical species. A perfect place for a romantic walk or a family outing. Also a charming store and a café-crêperie.