Parc de la Garenne

The Parc de la Garenne stretches across 11.8 hectares along the Baïse River, featuring ancient fountains and centuries-old oak trees throughout the grounds.

The park emerged in the 16th century under the guidance of Jeanne d'Albret and Antoine de Bourbon, later receiving modifications from Margot, Henri IV's first wife.

The Allée des 3000 Pas serves as a central pathway through the park, connecting multiple historical fountains including the Saint Jean and Dauphin installations.

Visitors can access the park daily throughout the year without entrance fees, with interpretation panels providing information from the Château de Nérac.

Archaeological excavations in 1833 revealed Roman mosaics within the park grounds, which were later reburied to prevent deterioration from environmental exposure.

Location: Nérac

Address: Avenue de Lattre de Tassigny, 47600 Nérac 47600

Phone: +33553652775

GPS coordinates: 44.13486,0.34144

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:48