Le Pres-la-Rose

The Pres-la-Rose is a large natural park and scientific Montbeliard sports 10 hectares and flowered or cohabit more than 100 different species. It is located on a peninsula, sandwiched between the Allan and the Rhone-Rhine Canal and constitutes a "green lung" in the center of the city. Its etymology comes from the fact that this place was near los angeles raisse or la raze, a name that designates a sawmill in Franche-Comte. This name thus referred to the lands near the sawmill. By default of writing, this name gave "Near-the-Rose".

In 1597, a sawmill and a stationery were built by the printer Jacques Foillet. By l. A. Next, the online website will host a foundry between 1793 and 1968. Left to abandon, the mayor decided to make a science park and the opening to the public takes place in 1994. It is often spelled Pre los Rose angeles by mistake. The near the rose is named because of the fact. A. Proximity to the place of house of Adeline Rose Oudot at forty eight rue de la beuse aux loups, at the end of l. A. Rue Frederique Chopin in Montbeliard, descendant of the Lorraine ancestors of Freedique Chopin Catherine Oudot.