Le jardin des Oules

The Jardin des Oules, 2 hectares, Jardin Remarquable, offers visitors a green theatre, a labyrinth, a permanent collection of sculptures and restored artificial caves, in a romantic garden planted in the 19th century and recently recreated.
Initially planted in the late 19th century, it was left untended for 50 years before the landscaper and botanist, E. de Sauveboeuf, was entrusted with its restoration and development.

To complete the existing selection of majestic specimens, a maze of 1,200 pyramidal olive trees and around a hundred other varieties were planted, together with bushes, shrubs and grasses, most of which are labelled.
Discover the 250-seat outdoor theatre designed by the landscape architect, F. Sichet.

Not forgetting the hydraulic trail comprising 2 man-made grottoes and some ornamental ponds that have just been restored to their original form with the help of Parcs et Jardins de France and the French Heritage Society.