Viewpoint - World peace center

Discover the timeless charm of the Jardin à la Française, designed by architect Robert de Cotte in 1725 and magnificently recreated in the 1930s. To access it, cross the moat on a picturesque stone bridge, inviting you to explore this haven of peace.

The garden is a true extension of the bishop's palace, with majestic rows of trees framing the wings of the building. Stroll along the majestic central avenue, lined with sumptuous parterres of boxwood embroidery on lawn, adorned with delicate shrubs pruned into balls and cones.

Don't miss François Davin's captivating work, "La pierre que tu ne jetteras point", installed in a peaceful corner of the garden. This elegant sculpture depicts a stylized dove, symbolizing peace and harmony.

Come and experience the serenity and classic beauty of this historic garden.