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A blue garden adorned with lavender, rosemary and many others with a stunning color that has earned it an exceptional ranking.
Situated 30 minutes from Talmont-sur-Gironde, these gardens feature colorful lawns and flowerbeds. The 13-hectare park is beautifully manicured and features rare, centuries-old tree species. It is laid out in the French style before taking on an English appearance as it approaches the springs. This haven of peace invites you to stroll around, discovering the château, the dovecote and the unmissable blue fountains. Before you leave, let yourself be tempted by a moment of wine tasting.
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Remarkable garden. Open all year round. May to September: Daily, 10 am to 6 pm. October to April: Closed weekends except by appointment. Free admission for children under 15 (and disabled persons). Adults: €9. Pets allowed on leash.
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Cognacs and Pineaux, castle, distillery, park and fountains. So many things to see and taste!
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Cognacs and Pineaux, château, distillery, park and natural blue springs. So much to experience!
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Le site internet annonce une visite du parc et des sources bleues suivie d'une dégustation.
Au final, une visite du parc et des sources mais aucune dégustation et aucune explication, encore faudrait-il trouver à qui parler !!!
Payer 9 € pour marcher dans l'herbe et voir des trous d'eau cela devient alors un luxe.
Donc pour la dégustation, repassez plus tard.
A long time later she realized that he was never going to come back, she was heartbroken and began to weep.
It was her tears that fell from her beautiful blue eyes that gave the water the colour it still has today! Science may say otherwise but remember we are in fairyland