In what remains of the estate of the Count of Chambrun, this garden contains the “temple of love”, a small masterpiece of romantic architecture, former music kiosk, imitation of the Sibylle temple in Tivoli (Rome).

It is dominated by a huge Cedar of Lebanon whose plantation would go back to the end of the 18th century. Old Ifs of beautiful size participate in the shade of the upper part while a monumental staircase, very clear and exposed to the south, allows access to the lower part.

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