Sentier des coteaux - Les jardins jésuites

Before in Favechamps were beautiful gardens belonging to an English Jesuits Monastery. Nowadays , the fields are partially enclosed by a hedge of indigenous species - hawthorn, hornbeam, wild rose, black elder, blackthorn, wild clematis, and bramble. Orchards are rare in the urbanenvironment, and must therefore be looked after and conserved. Useful for birds and insects, they promote bio-diversity. The fields and the old orchard of standard trees at Favechamps, listed since 1999, are “a bastion of ruralresistance”.