PARK OF THE CASTLE OF COURSAN-EN-OTHE

In the heart of the village of Coursan-en-Othe, on the small hills, one of the towers of the old castle destroyed during the revolution. The moss, full of green water that makes toads happy, borders many trees of remarkable trees. The garden of the castle counts several centuries. You will discover in particular a Virginia tulip top of thirty meters, planted at the end of the seventeenth century, which is among the oldest in France and stands in May of thousands of flowers. You will also find a bald cypress. Each year, this village houses a colossal attic vacuum, both in the alleys and in the park, and you can also ask for a picnic, the shadow being at the meeting.