The gardens have developed over time to cover four hectares. Vines have been cultivated here since Roman times, as shown by the Roman villa at the bottom of the park which can be seen in aerial photographs. The terraces and the French garden were laid out by Etienne de Flaugergues in 1700. The orangery and the English park were created later in 1850 by Charles Joseph de Boussairolles. A study of the gardens was made in 1997 by students from the school of architecture at Versailles, which prompted the owners to make several improvements to the bamboo, the olive-tree alley, the orangery and its surroundings, and also to create a 'garden of the senses'. History Discover the history of the park and gardens of the château… Projects Future developments in the park and gardens… Visits and Prices Information about guided tours, opening hours and prices… Botany An insight into the rich botanic diversity to be found in the park and gardens… Photographs Photos of the garden, park and children's activities…