Jardins de la plage, Coastal garden in Le Havre, France.
Jardins de la Plage is a coastal garden in Le Havre featuring artificial dunes, freshwater streams, and aquatic plants distributed throughout the space. The design combines natural elements with constructed areas that run along the shoreline.
The garden was designed by landscape architect Alexandre Chemetoff as part of Le Havre's urban transformation following World War II. This green space emerged during a period of reconstruction and renewal for the city.
The gardens feature artistic installations that reflect the maritime heritage of Normandy. Visitors can experience the relationship between art and coastal landscape as they walk through the space.
The garden sits next to the tram terminal, making it easily accessible from downtown. Wear comfortable walking shoes as the paths wind through dunes and along water features.
Prefabricated restaurants pop up during summer months, creating a temporary dining zone on the grounds. These seasonal structures transform how people experience and use the garden space.
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