The gardens of the Convent of the Carmelites

The visit to the Carmes Convent continues outside for the greatest pleasure of the 5 senses, through the hundreds of flowers and plants in the medieval garden, and the fruit trees in the conservatory orchard

Established in 2009 at the request of the Community of Communes and by the Association “Les Fruits Recovered”, this garden is inspired by medieval gardens often associated with abbeys or convents.

The set includes 3 distinct gardens:
- The simple garden (herbularius) built in a checkerboard pattern, houses aromatic and medicinal condiment plants
- The vegetable garden (horus) housing vegetables
- The orchard (viridarium) housing fruit tree plantations

An educational pond and apiaries complete this ecosystem.