Visit to the Castle and Floral Park
Martinvast Castle & Floral Park - Cultural Visit Site description: The Château de Martinvast is steeped in history, surrounded by a magnificent floral park. This estate offers a unique experience for visitors, with its natural setting and remarkable gardens. Whether for a short visit or…
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Martinvast Castle & Floral Park - Cultural Visit
Site description:
The Château de Martinvast is steeped in history, surrounded by a magnificent floral park. This estate offers a unique experience for visitors, with its natural setting and remarkable gardens. Whether for a short visit or a longer immersion, you can stroll along its paths and discover lush vegetation, while enjoying the facilities available on site.
The park is a true haven of peace, ideal for a family getaway or a romantic visit. Come and discover this exceptional place where history and nature meet in harmony.
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The Floral Park of the Château de Martinvast, Domaine de Beaurepaire - L'Épopée des Sens is open to the public by reservation, to allow people to enjoy the riches of our local heritage through this unique place.
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Martinvast Castle & Floral Park
The Château de Martinvast was built in three different centuries: the 11th, 16th, and 19th. Located 5 km from Cherbourg, it boasts an exceptional 100-hectare English-style park with woods, meadows, gardens, ponds, waterfalls, and follies, including an 18th-century obelisk. The setting of the Parc Floral de Martinvast offers visitors peaceful encounters with animals: horses, llamas, donkeys, goats, and ducks in the three ponds. Numerous clumps of tree rhododendrons and gunneras thrive sheltered by exotic conifers in the "Reserved Garden." The Domaine de Beaurepaire, acquired in 2021, is being renovated and is now open to the public under the name "L'Épopée des Sens - Domaine de Beaurepaire" (The <strong>Epic of the Senses - Domaine de Beaurepaire</strong> ).