Gaston Allard Arboretum

Come and recharge your batteries alone, with the family or as a couple in this park planted by Gaston Allard between 1863 and 1915. You'll find gardens that are a feast for the eyes: the Jardin des Ombrages, the Jardin d'Essais and the Jardin des 5 sens. Take a seat under a century-old oak to read a book or try your hand at recognizing rare species. In all, over 20,000 plants are represented! A magnificent journey in a haven of peace, where you'll be immersed in an abundance of scents, shapes, textures and colors, and where the light plays subtly with the many foliages. In short, a place with a soul.
You'll love :
- Listen to the croaking of the frogs on the benches around the pond.
- The reading box: a small cupboard where you can borrow and deposit the books of your choice.
- Play areas for children

Additional information:
Closing times vary according to the season - Times are posted at the park entrances. Dogs are not allowed in the Arboretum gardens (even on a leash).
The parks may be closed exceptionally in the event of strong winds (over 90km/h) or weather warnings.