Garden of the Prebendes dOe

Amid the French Second Empire from the mid-1800s English-style parks like this one flew up in commonplace urban communities crosswise over France. This was a spot for urban families to take promenades, children to play and for the city to put on outside shows at the recreation center's gazebo.

There's less of the convention of French parterres, as ways weave through tulip flowerbeds and hedges of lime, plane, cedar, chestnut and grand redwood trees. So in the event that you could do with a snapshot of rest take a meander by the lake and delay for a tea or espresso at the stand. On hotter days you could stack up on cheddar and charcuterie at the market and have the ideal French outing.