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Strasbourg · 67
Created in 1619 and located since 1884, the Strasbourg Botanical Garden displays over 6,000 rare plant species across 3.5 hectares, including greenhouses classified as historic monuments.
Discover this placeBeinheim · 67
Discover a peaceful haven where art and nature unite, offering a perfect escape for relaxation, reading, or wandering in a green and temporary setting.
Discover this placeWeyersheim · 67
This small garden hidden behind a barn converted into a cultural space features a pond with a small waterfall, fish, and aquatic plants, shaded by fragrant choisya shrubs and planted with peonies, columbines, and perennial geraniums. Open during events held in the barn.
Discover this placeDrusenheim · 67
The Altwasser, a former dead arm of the Kreuzrhein, was transformed into a green park after rehabilitation. This place combines relaxation, education, and play for all, with gardens, a school orchard, and walking areas.
Discover this placeIllzach · 68
The Gardens of Time, near the city, offer 12 varied landscapes to discover on foot. A surprising visual experience in a suburban area.
Discover this placeSainte-Croix-aux-Mines · 68
The Villa Burrus Park, created in 1935 by André Burrus, covers 3.4 hectares and features remarkable trees, themed gardens, and an old greenhouse. Maintained by the CCVA and volunteers, it offers a peaceful atmosphere with ponds, a gazebo, and restored outbuildings.
Discover this placeBarr · 67
Two 18th-century stone bridges span the Kirneck River, separating the gardens of an old mill: a French-style vegetable garden, orchard, herb garden, and conifer area, enhanced by a pond and Belgian and English greenhouses.
Discover this placeBeinheim · 67
The home of Empire General Jean Adam Schramm, native of Beinheim, now houses a community of communes. Its historic garden was replaced by a modern botanical garden designed by Agnès Daval, showcasing wild plants from the Rhine valley, perennials, and early 19th-century roses.
Discover this placePfastatt · 68
Discover an 80-are Japanese-style garden in Pfastatt, featuring ponds, a waterfall, and an underground gallery. Several themed areas and seasonal events are offered.
Discover this placeRixheim · 68
This sports circuit occupies the site of a former gravel pit, symbolizing a past economic activity linked to construction and roadworks before the Revolution.
Discover this placeMulhouse · 68
This park promenade, created in 1995 by SERM and the green spaces department, borders the Nouveau Bassin as part of a development project for Mulhouse's entrance including a business center and the Filature cultural space.
Discover this placeBergheim · 68
This garden, next to the Witch House, displays medieval plants used for cooking or medicine, grown for their protective and magical properties.
Discover this placeLingolsheim · 67
Zimmer Pond, near the town, offers a natural area with an ecological island, educational trail, fishing and pétanque spaces, plus a fitness trail for all visitors.
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