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Camifolia, Botanical garden in Chemillé-en-Anjou, France.

The Jardin Camifolia extends over 3.5 hectares, featuring more than 600 species of medicinal and aromatic plants arranged in six themed gardens.

The garden emerged as a center for botanical research and education, reflecting the region's long tradition of cultivating medicinal plants in the Anjou valley.

Each section of the garden illustrates different plant uses, from traditional medicine to contemporary wellness practices, through guided sensory experiences.

Visitors can explore the garden through a discovery trail with informative signs, spending approximately two hours to see all installations and themed areas.

The garden maintains specialized collections of regional plants, including chamomile, which represents the agricultural heritage of the Chemillé-en-Anjou territory.

GPS coordinates: 47.21410,-0.73360

Latest update: June 23, 2025 11:09

Unusual Pays de la Loire: lesser-known castles, botanical gardens, and historic sites

The Pays de la Loire region is full of lesser-known sites revealing the history and diversity of this western France region. Beyond the typical tourist routes, these sites provide an authentic insight into local heritage, craft traditions, and preserved natural landscapes. Among these destinations are castles like Brissac, the tallest in France, and the fortress of Tiffauges, associated with medieval legends. History enthusiasts will appreciate the Gallery of the Apocalypse Tapestry in Angers, a 14th-century textile work, or the Fontevraud Abbey, a remarkable monastic complex. Curious visitors will also find unusual sites such as the Passage du Gois, a tidal road connecting Noirmoutier Island to the mainland depending on the tide, and the Epinay Mill, still operational today. This selection also includes specialized botanical gardens, such as Camifolia in Chemillé, thematic museums dedicated to Jules Verne or early 20th-century rural life, as well as vineyards and manors surrounded by gardens. These locations, often frequented by locals, offer a different perspective for exploring the Pays de la Loire.

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