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