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Jardins de Valloires, Botanical garden in Argoules, France

The Jardins de Valloires extends over 8 hectares at the base of a Cistercian Abbey, featuring 5000 different plant species and varieties of rare shrubs.

In 1981, gardener Jean-Louis Cousin selected this location for his collection of 3000 plant varieties from North Asia and North America, leading to the garden's creation.

The gardens include specialized areas such as a medicinal garden, rose garden with 200 varieties, and a vegetable garden that reflects French horticultural traditions.

Visitors can access the gardens daily during warm months, with admission prices ranging from 10.50€ to 16.90€ for adults and 6€ to 10€ for children.

The Grand Jardin de l'Evolution presents the first chronological display in France of plant life development across 400 million years.

Location: Argoules

GPS coordinates: 50.34750,1.82050

Latest update: May 28, 2025 05:31

Hidden locations and natural sites in Hauts-de-France

The Hauts-de-France region stretches from the English Channel coast to the World War I battlefields, containing medieval castles, nature reserves, and historic gardens. Château de Pierrefonds displays 19th-century French military architecture, while the 13th-century Château d'Olhain sits on artificial islands. Abbaye de Vaucelles preserves Cistercian architecture, and the Collégiale Saint-Pierre de Doullens demonstrates Gothic construction. The Familistère de Guise documents 19th-century industrial social architecture. The natural landscape includes Parc du Marquenterre, a bird sanctuary on the Somme Bay, and Les Hortillonnages Amiénois, floating gardens near Amiens. Jardins de Valloires and Jardins de Sericourt showcase French garden design across different periods. Cap Blanc-Nez provides cliffs overlooking the English Channel. Military sites such as Blockhaus d'Éperlecques, Forteresse de Mimoyecques, and Batterie de Zuydcoote recall World War II operations. The Nécropole Nationale de Notre-Dame de Lorette and Tour d'Ulster at Thiepval document World War I. Musée Matisse in Le Cateau-Cambrésis displays works by the artist in his birthplace.

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