Jardin de la Villa Beatrix Enea

Stroll through this exceptional setting and let yourself be charmed by the beauty and tranquility of this unique space. The Villa Beatrix Enea garden is a 1.2-hectare jewel in the heart of the Anglet Saint-Jean district. It surrounds the magnificent Villa of the same name, designed by Bayonne architect Raymond Larrebat-Tudor and built in 1905. Created at the same time and designed by Maison Gélos, the garden has been open to the public since 1994.
Gardening enthusiasts will be enchanted by the park's variety of flowers, including century-old magnolias and camellias. You can also admire magnificent specimens of conifers, Japanese maples, Japanese cedars and shrubberies.
In addition to its botanical wealth, the garden is home to several works of contemporary art from the municipal collection, to the delight of visitors.