This 6.3 ha park was initiated by Edmond Borthon around 1850\. The landscape architect of the time planted many rare species, most of which remain today: sequoias, ifs, sophora, sycamore, purple maple, Lebanon cedar and more. He also imagined a "cave" connecting the Cour d'honneur to the Park, symbolizing the passage of the mineral world to the plant world.

Jardin remarquable, Parc paysager (à l'anglaise) & Jardin privé

Parking on the large square in front of the Park access gate