French garden designed by Maximilien Ernest Curten, a pupil of the gardener of Versailles Le Nôtre in the 1720th century, it was laid out by Claude Paris La Montagne in 1721-XNUMX. The Grid, to which the park owes its name, is a masterpiece of ironwork.
A T-shaped pond dominated by a rampart-shaped terrace served by a horseshoe staircase is visible. The grid is listed in the inventory of Historical Monuments with the staircase of the pond in 1927.
Free information : Visit on request from the town hall.
Activities
Customers
- Groups welcome
Visit
- Average duration of the individual visit: 20 min
- Groups welcome up to 40 people.
Customers
- Groups welcome
Visit languages
- French
Individual visit services
- Unguided individual tours permanently
Group visits services
- Unguided group tours permanently
- Guided group tours on request
Opening
Prices
Free access.
Equipments and Services
Services
- Guided tours
Reduced mobility
Adapted tourism
- Adapted benefits for mental impairment
- Accessible for self-propelled wheelchairs
- Reserved space 330 cm wide <20 m from the site
- Reserved space 330 cm wide <100 m from the site
- Doors> = 77 cm wide
- Site, building partially accessible
Login
in front of the town hall annex