Vert Garden, Historical park in central Angoulême, France
Vert Garden is a park in central Angoulême that spans several hectares beneath the western ramparts, featuring fountains, waterfalls, and landscaped green spaces. The site includes a children's playground and remains free to enter year-round with nearby parking.
The park was established in 1858 by Fisher, a landscape architect from Bordeaux, who designed a natural space adapted to the local terrain. The creation responded to the existing topography and the medieval fortifications surrounding the city.
The Nature Theater hosts summer performances where artists take to the stage surrounded by greenery, creating an outdoor cultural space that has served the community since the 1930s.
The park is open year-round with nearby parking available and no entrance fee. Visitors can move freely through different sections depending on their interests and available time.
The site features a scent garden where aromatic plants grow beneath the medieval walls, allowing visitors to explore the landscape through fragrance. This specialized area offers a sensory experience often overlooked by those simply passing through.
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