It was established in 1830 to enable training charges for cavalry regiments, including the XXth Dragon. The work of the Bühler brothers, famous 19th-century landscape architects, has unfortunately been forgotten. The lower part of the garden was completely rebuilt around 1928. Admire the plant beds near the large pond, decorated using a specific mosaic technique. Now deprived of its bronzes, melted down during the war, it owes its cachet to the flower beds and trees that adorn it.
Location
Environment
- In the town centre
