The most beautiful parks and gardens Côtes-D'Armor

This beautiful park, designed by Barrel-Deschamps in the th century, allows you to walk among beautiful botanical species: ifs, redwood, trees and centuries-old plane. Walking through the aisles, you will discover various sculptures, one of Paul Le Goff inspired by Rodin work. At the entrance to the park, welcome a beautiful initiative, a book cupboard allows all the onlookers to use to enjoy the pleasure of reading within the park. Children are not left with the brand new playground created for them.

Villa Rohannec 'h, an Italian-inspired house built at the beginning of the twentieth century by the visomte Le Gualès de Mézaubran, a briochin shipowner, is built around a park of 7 hectares. It connects the city center of Saint-Brieuc to the port of Legué. Since 1946, the Department has become an agricultural educational institution and, in the 1990 s, hosts refugees from the Bosnian War. Today, Villa welcomes artists' residences and seldom opens to the public. The park remains a pleasant promenade, especially for its panorama on the bay and Cesson Tower, in the back of the villa. Fans of calm will appreciate less the permanent RN 12 RN.

It is a French-speaking park of the th century. Beautiful possibilities thanks to beautiful promenades formed by the Orangerie, shrubs, cerisisers, roses and ornamental moat. In addition to the large lawn, statues and washbasins, a small theatre, many perennials and) beds, a beautiful courtyard of honour has been identified by imposing oaks and trees.

The castle of Bogard is a historic monument dating from the th century. It is open to événéments and receptions, with gardens accessible independently. The atmosphere before the Revolution has been preserved in this composite park, which has a very beautiful architectural and landscaped ensemble. You will discover a large oval lawn and a garden bordered by terraces, the beaten earthen alleys, statues, and the space being all oriented, by degrees, towards the sunset sun. The whole remains natural, without the very strict architecture and rigidity of the usual French gardens.