The Gardens of Viels-Maisons: A Journey to the Heart of Nature and History
The Viels-Maisons Gardens offer a unique immersion in the beauty of nature, enriched by historical elements and meticulously maintained landscapes. These gardens, which combine plant diversity and architectural features, are an invitation to relaxation and discovery.
Schedules :
- Opening hours: From 10am to 5pm, every day during the months of May, June and September.
Groups : Every morning and all day Wednesday and Thursday.
Things to Discover in the Gardens:
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Analemmatic Sundial: A unique installation where you can interact with time! By stepping onto the slab corresponding to the month of your visit, you can read the time based on the shadow cast on the sundial. A fascinating experience that connects nature and the laws of time.
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The Priest's Garden: This traditional garden brings together seven essential elements: vegetables and fruits, flowers for the church, boxwood symbolizing eternity, a statue of a saint or the Virgin Mary, water for irrigation and attracting birds, grapevines for altar wine, and medicinal plants. A symbolic place rich in meaning.
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The English Garden: A charming space where the climbing rose "Pink Cloud" and the lavender "Munsteed" flourish, creating a soft and fragrant atmosphere, perfect for recharging in the heart of nature.
Events:
The garden also hosts events such as the "Days of Antiques and Garden Ornaments" , where visitors can discover ancient objects and sculptures that enrich the aesthetics of the garden.
The Viels-Maisons Gardens are an ideal place for nature lovers and those seeking a moment of tranquility, away from the daily hustle and bustle.