THE LARGE GARDENS OR PARK OF THE DUCHESS OF PORTSMOUTH
Discover the Duchess of Portsmouth Park, a historic haven combining elegant gardens and Franco-Scottish charm.
The Parc de la duchesse de Portsmouth, formerly the park of the Stuarts' château, was laid out in the XVIIIᵉ century by Louise de Keroual, mistress of Charles II and agent to Louis XIV. Designed by a pupil of Le Nôtre, it features a French garden with hornbeam paths, and an English garden with lawns, flowerbeds and exotic trees. This enchanting venue, open all year round, hosts Franco-Scottish festivities and pays tribute to the legacy of this woman described as an adventurer.
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