BOTANICAL GARDEN OF THE FACULTY OF PHARMACY
Botanical garden with a variety of plants, including medicinal and toxic ones, a greenhouse and original species from the arboretum.
Created in 1970, with the new faculty of pharmacy, the Botanical Garden has been growing since 1994 with the numerous varieties of plants and plants it contains. This garden is specially designed to illustrate the various lessons from the faculty of pharmacy. So you'll learn a lot about medicinal and toxic plants, but also about the 80 original essences that the arboretum contains. The big greenhouse protects a large number of tropical plants from Asia, America or Africa and myxacium names such as the mother-of-pearl or the bird-of-pearl. The 22 garden platforms, for their part, are organized in such a way as to form "a school of botany" to understand the uses that humans can make plants and plants in general. The rest of the garden is made up of hedges, meadows, orchids, paysagers, and thousands of other plant species. You can choose to walk freely and enjoy this exceptional setting, or you can choose to let yourself be guided by one of the faculty teachers who will give you all the secrets of these plants with unsuspected virtues during guided tours of the garden.