Visit to the park and garden
Must-see gardens in Gerbeviller. What to see and do at the Gerbeviller Castle Park Hours of operation Opening hours : 2pm to 6pm The park is open on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, from 2 pm to 6 pm, from June until approximately mid-September (European Heritage…
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Gerbéviller Castle
Gerbeviller
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Must-see gardens in Gerbeviller. What to see and do at the Gerbeviller Castle Park
Hours of operation
Opening hours : 2pm to 6pm
The park is open on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, from 2 pm to 6 pm, from June until approximately mid-September (European Heritage Days). The park is also open every day during the weeks of July 8-14 and August 12-18, from 2 pm to 6 pm.
A structured and flowery garden
The grounds of Gerbéviller Castle offer an elegant stroll through a kitchen garden arranged into rooms , where each space reveals a unique atmosphere.
Upon entering, visitors are greeted by a fragrant garden , awakening the senses from the very first steps. The orangery 's facade, adorned with climbing roses and clematis , adds a touch of romance to the landscape.
The garden's various rooms are bordered by Pierre de Ronsard rose bushes , adding a harmonious blend of colors and fragrances. A place where nature and architecture converse in perfect symbiosis, for a visit marked by elegance and refinement.
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Gerbéviller Castle
Gerbeviller The romantic park of Gerbéviller Castle is one of the finest examples of its kind preserved in France.
Designed in 1816, it incorporates two 17th-century structures: a nymphaeum with a monumental staircase and an elegant brick and stone pleasure pavilion of great architectural interest. The visit continues through a vast garden divided into walled "rooms." It features a cucurbit garden, while a scented herb garden, a "satanic garden" (poison garden), and an ornamental kitchen garden follow one another. The creation of a garden in 1900 commemorates the year of the Nancy School.
Facing the castle gates, the visit concludes with the Palatine Chapel, built to welcome Pope Pius IX to Gerbéviller.
