Parc du Sarrat

South of Notre-Dame Cathedral, find Sarrat Park, home to in excess of 800 trees from 27 distinct families. In the nineteenth century, the property incorporates a manor and its French garden. From 1950, designer René Guichemerre comes back to live in this family home, pulverizes the principle assembling and revamps a cutting edge, straightforward home that you find today.

The Sarrat Park is made out of two gardens: a French garden, wrapped in a finished garden. From the main, take the great access way fixed with plane trees that leads you to the house and nurseries. At that point appreciate the distinctive climates of the finished garden comprising of a bamboo manor, a plantation and a decisive natural vegetable garden introducing overlooked or specific vegetables.