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Public garden featuring 400 trees and a botanical trail with 17 panels explaining the different species.
Not very large but charming, the Bayeux public garden, also known as the botanical garden, was designed by Eugène Bühler, landscape architect of the Parc de la Tête d'Or in Lyon. Dating from the Second Empire, this garden of 400 trees invites you to take a stroll and discover some remarkable trees: the famous weeping beech, the Virginia tulip tree, the Chilean pine, the cactus greenhouse or the pond with colorful carp. Don't hesitate to bring the whole family: a botanical tour and a junior questionnaire will help you learn more about the species that inhabit the garden.
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