“Look at all those gardens!” The Parc Départemental des Hautes-Bruyères isn’t your typical Parisian park. Perched atop a former sand and gypsum quarry, it offers a unique landscape unlike the manicured gardens of central Paris. The park, spanning around 20 hectares, reveals its past through its rolling terrain and unexpected views. As you wander along its paths, you’ll come across 85 meticulously kept family gardens. They’re run by the Ligue Française du Coin de Terre et du Foyer, a testament to the park’s commitment to community and green spaces. Each garden boasts a charming shed designed by Renzo Piano, the architect behind the iconic Centre Pompidou. But there’s more to the Parc Départemental des Hautes-Bruyères than meets the eye. Hidden within its bounds is a medicinal plant garden, a fragrant oasis offering a sensory journey through nature’s healing power.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to