Parc floral de la Beaujoire, Botanical garden in Beaujoire, Nantes, France.
The Parc Floral de la Beaujoire is a 14-hectare botanical garden stretching along the Erdre River that displays thousands of rose varieties and magnolia trees throughout its grounds. The layout includes perennial beds, rocky plant collections, and rotating flower displays in different areas.
The garden was established in 1971 to host the 'Les Floralies' flower exhibition and serve as a memorial to Paul Plantiveau, a pioneer of the city's green spaces. Its creation was part of the city's plan to develop a lasting venue for public gardening culture.
The park reflects the city's passion for flower cultivation and serves as a gathering place where visitors discover how to grow and care for plants. The seasonal displays and festival events show how local communities connect with gardening traditions.
The park is accessible daily by tram line 1 at the Beaujoire stop and offers free on-site parking for visitors. Opening hours vary by season, so check current times before your visit to make the most of your time here.
The garden houses a specialized collection of fragrant plants, heirloom roses, and interactive learning trails that visitors often overlook. These sections allow you to explore rare plant collections up close and discover botanical knowledge in a hands-on way.
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