Gardens and natural heritage

ECOLE DE NANCY MUSEUMS GARDEN

NANCY Comments

Today’s gardens are all that is left of Eugène Corbin’s 12-acre plot- he was the industrialist who had the gardens laid out in 1909. When you...

JARDIN D'ADOUE

LAY SAINT CHRISTOPHE Comments

Monique Chevry, a collector and nursery owner, has created a garden dedicated to rare plants, featuring a wide range of blooms, colours and foliage....

SQUARE JULES DORGET

NANCY Comments

PELOUSE DES DAMES

BOUXIERES AUX DAMES Comments

Only the Chanoinesses covered walkway remains of the former Abbey of Chanoinesses, also known as “Dames”, founded by Gauzelin of Toul in 935. In...

PARC DE LA PEPINIERE

NANCY Comments

This is the largest park in Nancy, in more than one sense! Firstly, the original Nursery Royale (no less!), Park Pepinère was founded by Stanislas...

PARC DU CHATEAU DE MONTAIGU

JARVILLE LA MALGRANGE Comments

Some of the statues, Cupids, and urns that used to adorn the nearby Parc de la Malgrange (the Château de la Malgrange was one of the favourite...

WATER GARDENS

NANCY Comments

In the area on the edge of the Meurthe-Canal and Stanislas-Meurthe wards in Nancy, the gardens were inaugurated on 12 July 1996. Designed by...

PARC DU CHATEAU BAS

CHAMPIGNEULLES Comments

The Parc (grounds) of the Château de Bas in Champigneulles have been a listed site since 1955. The 13-hectare English-style formal gardens comprise...

CHÂTEAU CORBIN AND GROUNDS

LIVERDUN Comments

The grounds of Château Corbin are located on the ramparts of the former mediaeval city. It’s a great place to relax and soak up the stunning...

PARC SAINTE MARIE

NANCY Comments

The Park Sainte Marie is Nancy’s second largest park. In the heart of the Ecole de Nancy area, next to Nancy’s thermal pool swimming pool (Nancy...

DOMINIQUE ALEXANDRE - GODRON GARDEN

NANCY Comments

Overlooking rue St Catherine, and not far from the Marina, the Dominique-Alexandre-Godron gardens are hidden tucked just behind the Museum-Aquarium....

VALLÉE DU TERROUIN

VILLEY SAINT ETIENNE Comments

Terrouin is the river's name responsible for the capture of the Moselle 300,000 years ago. Located at Villey-Saint-Etienne, Terrouin is a Sensitive...