Jardin de sculptures de la Dhuys

The Dhuys garden features forty stone sculptures spread across a lawn of 80 by 50 meters and along a 200-meter path near the Marne river.

Jacques Servières created this garden in 1987 using limestone blocks from the Dhuys aqueduct, which carried water to Paris until its destruction during World War II.

The sculptures, reaching heights of four meters, display influences from Indian, Cambodian, and South American mythologies through the artist's personal interpretation.

Located forty kilometers from Paris, visitors can reach the garden by train and bus, with free entry available throughout the open areas.

Each white limestone sculpture bears the artist's initial and creation date, representing human figures and real or mythical animals throughout the landscape.

Inception: 1987

Website: http://jardindesculpture.net

GPS coordinates: 48.88600,2.76000

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:45