Parc du Château d'Aramon

7-hectare private romantic landscape park planted in the 19th century on former olive groves, around Roman stelae and 17th-century relics such as the waterwheel in the center of the park, which was used to irrigate the gardens, and the dovecote.
Separated from the château by a stone bridge, this park has a pronounced Mediterranean character, with large Aleppo pines and cypresses, as well as ginkgo biloba, sequoia, photinia and coronilla thyme.

Alleys punctuated by fabriques, viburnum, Spanish broom, typical garrigue plants and an ancient mill. A garden adorns the main courtyard.