Parks & Gardens

This beautiful landscaped park (a variant of the English park) created by J.-M. Morel in 1800 is dominated by a vast lawn, bordered at the back by a pond and framed by wooded areas…

This English-style landscape park designed in the 19th century, classified as a "remarkable garden" since 2004 (Ministry of Culture label), covers 8 hectares. After a long period o…

A 5-hectare park located on the source of the Bouzaize. Pond for canoeing. Games for children aged 5 to 12 (some of which are accessible to children in wheelchairs). The small…

Flower garden (including three hundred old roses) and orangery with Burgundian roof (1910), English-style park (four hectares) crossed by the River Bèze, maze of hornbeams, many re…

Huge English park designed by Buhler. Rose garden.

A masterpiece of industrial heritage, the Grande Forge was built in 1768 by the famous Burgundian naturalist Georges-Louis Leclerc Comte de Buffon. All the stages in the manufactur…

The castle's garden is the legacy of several centuries of creation. As early as 1604, the archives mention the existence of an orchard, a vegetable garden and a park. From 1666 onw…

La Douix is one of the most beautiful springs in France. Venerated since the 1st Iron Age, it is the oldest Celtic place of worship. The Gallo-Romans deposited stone votive offerin…

In the Clos du Roy garden, you can enjoy different activities such as discovering an animal park with “farm animals”, 25 different species and more than 140 animals. You will also …

2 hectares of wooded parkland with a number of remarkable trees and a small pond. VISITS ONLY BY APPOINTMENT from 10:00 to 12:00 and from 14:30 to 18:30 during the following perio…

Beautiful English-style grounds for strolling around and discovering the architecture of the Château.

The "courtyards" of the Parc de la Colombière are the main avenues of the formal garden, laid out in the 17th century by a pupil of Le Nôtre. Bordered by lime and chestnut trees, t…

With its terraces with balustrades, ponds and waterfalls, this public garden created in 1880 around the water reservoir built by the engineer Darcy evokes Italy in the heart of the…

The Jardin de l'Arquebuse: nature has taste! In the heart of Dijon, a stone's throw from the Cité Internationale de la Gastronomie et du Vin, the Jardin de l'Arquebuse invites you…

Small garden divided into four beds lined with boxwood.

The Jardin du Port du Canal has been designed as a veritable showcase for nature in the city, as part of a strong commitment to enhancing urban green spaces. Inaugurated on 7 June…

Garden of contemplation, meditation and rest. Many symbols characterize this garden: the waterfall symbolizing the passage of time, the two islands in the shape of a "turtle" and a…

These gardens are located in the cloister which now houses the Museum of Burgundian Life and the Museum of Sacred Art. This area is planted with lime trees and small shrubs, all ex…

Thirty hectares of green spaces surround the artificial lake created by Canon Kir where you can enjoy sports or relaxation activities. Theme trail from Lake Kir to the Combe à la s…

Created in the 17th century by a pupil of Le Nôtre, this French-style park is distinguished by its radiating avenues, symmetrical parterres and long perspectives. Crossed by a maje…

The Parc de la Combe à Persil in Dijon is a large natural area with hills, woods and paths. It's perfect for walking, cycling or picnicking. It's a peaceful spot, ideal for outdoor…

At the end of the Fontaine-d'Ouche district, this combe, characteristic of the Burgundian landscape, is, with its 326 hectares, one of the largest peri-urban parks in France. Marke…

Located in the north of Dijon, in the Clos de Pouilly district, Parc de la Toison d'Or covers 13 hectares. Formerly a recreation park handed over to the city in 1993, it has been d…

This park, which has been open to the public in Dijon since 1985, is home to some beautiful century-old trees. It has a sports field and a children's area. You can also discover a …

The 'Dijon stone' used to build the city's first monuments was extracted from these quarries, which have now been rehabilitated into a landscaped park with a stone amphitheatre and…

This wooded square offers a very intimate atmosphere to the people of Dijon, and includes an artificial grotto, a water feature and an artificial waterfall.

This 15-hectare park on the outskirts of the town was developed between 1976 and 1980. It is named after the Combe Saint-Joseph, a valley at medium altitude, shaded and covered in …

This garden once belonged to the abbey of Saint-Etienne, which was later converted into a bishopric. This square now has many species of trees, both deciduous and more exotic.

This square is located on the edge of Saint-Bénigne cathedral. It is the only vestige of the extensive gardens that accompanied the former abbey of Saint Bénigne, founded in the 6t…

The square of the Dukes is located behind the Palace of the Dukes and the States of Burgundy. According to legend, Marguerite de Flandre, wife of the Duke of Burgundy, Philippe le …

A double enclosure of fortifications surrounding 15th century houses, a dovecote of 3000 boxes, and a 12th century church. The castle is flanked by large towers and surrounded by a…

If you want to contribute to support clinical medical research and its therapeutic applications; go and visit the gardens that are opened for "Jardins & Santé For "Gardens & Health…

At the end of 2021, a pilot truffle farm was inaugurated on a 3,000m² plot of land in Is-sur-Tille, with the aim of promoting the Burgundy truffle. Several truffle-hunting demonstr…

A conservation garden has been created behind the church. The aim of this orchard is to conserve old fruit varieties. Covering an area of around 700m 2, 26 trees (medlar, quince, a…

In 2020, the town of Is-sur-Tille set up a conservatory orchard in the Pré Jacquot with pupils from the Anatole France primary school and the PROMUT company. The same site was chos…

The Laigne is the first river to emerge from the ground since its source and flows into the Seine a few kilometres away. Also worth seeing is the Saint-Didier church and the neo-go…

The Château de Lantilly, known as the "Château aux cent fenêtres", is surrounded by an English-style park and has an exceptional view of the site of Alesia, the Laumes valley and t…

Come and discover the young forest arboretum at the Maison de la Forêt, with no fewer than fifty species of trees and shrubs from the National Forest Park! Located close to the Ri…

Located in Longeault-Pluvault, the Pré Paillet Heritage Orchard is a space dedicated to the preservation of old regional fruit varieties. Established and maintained by the Longeaul…

After discovering the abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage site, visitors can now linger in the grounds and wander freely in the two-hectare park, with its century-old trees, its trout p…

Located in Marsannay-la-Côte, the Maison des Sociétés park is a pleasant green space ideal for relaxation and walks. Tree-lined and welcoming, it features a children’s playground a…

The 18th century French gardens were created by Juste Rameau, the owner of the time, who acquired the property in 1789 and was related to the famous composer. During the years 1790…

A conservatory orchard is the perfect place for pomology. Do you know what pomology is? Although the word sounds like "apple", pomology is a branch of fruit growing that deals with…

Buffon Park Designed by Buffon between 1733 and 1742, the park is closely linked to the history of the castle of the Dukes of Burgundy on which it is built. Classified as a histori…

Like all aristocratic residences, the Château de Montigny-sur-Aube boasts a superb 5,244 m² walled orchard and vegetable garden in the 19th century - a veritable food garden - wher…

Like all aristocratic residences, the Château de Montigny-sur-Aube boasts a superb 5,244 m² walled orchard and vegetable garden in the 19th century - a veritable food garden - wher…

The gardens of Oigny Abbey, created by the monks in the 18th century, are currently being restored. We propose to the curious to follow the evolution of our project by visiting thi…

Behind the church of Saint-Saturnin, a stone staircase leads to the Jean Macé promenade. The promenade runs alongside the church and the beginning of the cemetery. It was laid out …

The association for the preservation of the gardens and terraces of Semur-en-Auxois has been leading the project to restore the Parc Joly since August 2020. The aim is to restore t…

Situated on the site of a former tilery, along the Chemin Rural du Canal, close to the Ruisseau de la Dame coming from the Forêt de Mondragon, a link between the village and the Fo…

Born in 2007 during the restructuring of the Town Hall, the Garden of the 5 Roses is a space both enclosed and open, almost hidden. It is surrounded, hence its name, by 5 specific …

The Parc de la Fontaine aux Fées is protected by an Arrêté Préfectoral de Protection de Biotope (Prefectural Biotope Protection Order). activities are regulated and the destruction…

After visiting the château, you'll want to take a stroll through the French garden, which has been awarded the "Remarkable Garden" label, and the park, with its centuries-old charm…

This majestic lime tree was planted under the reign of Henri IV around 1610 when Sully was Minister of Agriculture. It has been classified as a "Remarkable Tree" with its 25 metres…

Municipal park where walkers can learn about the different species that make it up: tulip tree, Sophora Japonica, etc...

Two women, the virtuous Jeanne de Chantal and the famous Marquise de Sévigné, lived in this venerable château, one of the oldest in Burgundy and still inhabited since its construct…