The most beautiful parks and gardens Vienne

In the city of Loudun take good time by walking around the ramparts of the old fortress. Close to the castle, stroll through a little break on the trails surrounding them. The Coot Nerra promenade will ease you by discovering beautiful corners, flowering with its plants on the bottom sides of the paths, and you can observe and learn the history of the castle that rises above your head. 

Commonly known as the "Public Garden" by the Châtelleraudais, the square Gambetta, created in 1874 and recently remodeled, has the particularity of having one of the rare monuments of the French Revolution, built in 1890 for the centenary celebration. Cut in two by the road, the garden houses, in its second part, an immutable and charming neogothic manor house of 1898 which is the old house of the guard and is ignored by the modern frenzy. Its wood-paneled façade comes from an old century house. Tree lovers will have noticed the bicentenary high of 35 meters and whose circumference reaches 8.30 meters!

To change the forest and parks of the poitevins castles, here is a beautiful place where you can recharge and learn lots of things, in a green setting. There will be pleasant walks and you can relax along your path, nose and nose with original cottages. If you wish to picnic on site, tables and chairs will be allocated. You can move freely in the garden where the four elements blend. You will prolongerez this pause under a house in flowers or close your eyes, the spirit immersed in the mythical narratives of Counties by Annick, a passionate one dedicating the first three days of his week to the upkeep of plants, flowers and shrubs. Poetry, legends, nature and fairy tale… everything is gathered to spend a rare time and a family with a family. Please note that the guests are welcome all year round if you wish to sleep on site.

These gardens and paths cover an area of 11 hectares. The first area is a meadow with games for children, a fitness trail, and benches and tables for picnics. In its extension, there is a wetland between two arms of the Clouère. The public can discover this natural space thanks to the installation of wooden pontoons. On this shaded path, interpretation panels are at the disposal of the walkers. Finally, at the end of the path, an observatory is installed to shelter and observe the fauna and flora.