Jardins de Kerdalo

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Jardins de Kerdalo, Historical garden in Trédarzec, France.

The 18-hectare gardens feature a rectangular pond, multiple water basins, and terraced sections planted with numerous exotic plant species throughout the valley.

Prince Peter Wolkonsky established the gardens in 1965, transforming an old farm into a manor house with reconstructed facades in 17th-century style.

The garden design combines English landscape principles with Italian formal elements, including a grotto decorated with shell figures and Chinese-inspired pagoda.

The gardens remain closed during winter season and will resume regular visits starting from April 2025, following specific maintenance schedules.

Christian Louboutin acquired these gardens in 2021, maintaining their legacy of rare botanical specimens collected over four decades by Prince Wolkonsky.

Location: Trédarzec

Address: Kerdalo, 22220 Trédarzec, France

Opening Hours: apr-jun, sept:: Monday & Saturday : 14:00-18:00; jul-aug Monday-Sat 14:00-18:00

Phone: +33765160675

Website: https://lesjardinsdekerdalo.com

GPS coordinates: 48.78750,-3.19889

Latest update: August 27, 2025 17:26

Botanical gardens in France: rare plant species, historic parks

These botanical gardens in France contain rare plant species, historic grounds and Mediterranean landscapes. Collections include the Jardin des Serres d'Auteuil in Paris with its 19th century greenhouses, the Parc Oriental de Maulévrier featuring Japanese garden design and the Jardin Botanique de la Villa Thuret in Antibes with Mediterranean and exotic plants. The Domaine du Rayol presents plants from climate zones around the Mediterranean Sea. The gardens represent different styles and periods. The Campo Santo in Orléans displays medieval monastery gardens while the Jardins de Marqueyssac in Vézac are known for their sculpted boxwood hedges. The Arboretum de Balaine ranks among France's oldest private arboretums. From the Jardins Suspendus de Marqueyssac in the Dordogne to the Parc Phœnix in Nice, these locations offer views into botanical collections and historic garden artistry.

The most beautiful botanical gardens in France

France has several dozen botanical gardens combining scientific research and plant conservation. The greenhouses of the National Museum of Natural History in Paris host over 4,500 species in climate-controlled zones, while the Lyon Botanical Garden cultivates around 15,000 plants divided between historic greenhouses and thematic sections. Universities such as Strasbourg maintain scientific collections over 2.5 hectares with greenhouses dating from 1881, and the Nantes Botanic Garden conserves 11,000 species, including 50 protected French varieties. These facilities document four centuries of botanical study and serve both education and research. Coastal gardens utilize temperate maritime conditions to display unusual plants. The Roscoff Exotic Garden gathers 3,500 species from the Southern Hemisphere on a rocky promontory, cultivating Australian and New Zealand plants adapted to Brittany’s climate. On the French Riviera, the Èze Garden showcases Mediterranean and succulent collections at 1,407 feet above sea level, while the Saint-Jean-de-Luz Coastal Botanical Garden focuses on Atlantic coastal species. The Grandes Bruyères Arboretum near Orléans encompasses 15,000 trees and shrubs from Europe, Asia, and North America across 34 acres, organizing plantings according to their geographic origins.

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