Description
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, they form the rectilinear perspectives characteristic of classical gardens.
The central avenue, which is very popular, links the main entrance to the wooded areas of the park. The side courtyards provide easy access to the play areas, lawns and animal enclosures.
The courtyards combine architectural harmony with the pleasure of a stroll.