The most beautiful parks and gardens Bouches-Du-Rhône

Botanical park of 17 hectares which mixes cultivated gardens and wild spaces. Visitors can admire the bamboo grove, the cacti, the orange grove, the exotic garden, the palm grove, the chestnut grove, the cork oak grove... For those who would like to learn a little more about the surrounding nature, go to the bastide of the park which is occupied by an environmental education center for the initiation of young and old. In terms of landscape, you can see the gulf of La Ciotat and the Ile Verte. A real corner of paradise!

This is the oldest public gardens in Marseille! It was set up in 1801 by Prefect Charles Delacroix to extend the walk created on the southern ramparts of Marseilles: the Pierre Puget course in sum. Its above-mentioned hill offers an exquisite prospect of rest and relaxation in the fresh grass. Many corners are in the shade. At the top, a playground for children, and of course a beautiful view of the city. You can even see the Old Port. The garden of the hill will take various names before it becomes, in 1872, the garden of Puget Hill and the setting up, at its summit, of Pierre Puget's bust entérina this decision.