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33 (0)2 40 54 75 85 |
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33 (0)2 40 03 99 22 |
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Description
Designed in 1805 by the sculptor Frédéric Lemot as an ideal landscape and a source of inspiration for landscape painters, this 13-hectare park, a listed Historical Monument, extends along the picturesque banks of the Sèvre Nantaise. Buildings, follies and umbrella pines confirm the reference to Italy, while terraces offer the visitor views of the town of Clisson and the magnificent ruins of the mediaeval castle.
The Conseil Général de Loire-Atlantique, which owns the estate, is sponsoring temporary exhibitions in the Villa, during 2008
Practical information
- Opening 2012 :
Free visit all the year.
From 1/04 to 30/09, 9 am. to 8 pm.
From 1/10 to 31/03, 9.30 am to 6.30 pm.
Guided tours for groups by appointment (at least 15 people). - Visits :
Unguided visits.
Guided visits with previous booking, Duration of a guided visit : 1h, Minimal number of persons for a guided visit : 15.
Access adapted for disabled persons.
- Charges :
Admission free for the free visits.
Visits with accompanying notes : 2,50 euros per person (reduced 1,50 euros).
- Services :
Exhibition visitation.
- Access :
On RN 149, on the right after Clisson, direction Poitiers.
GPS (Lat x Long) : 47.086093000, -1.271625000
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