Visit the historic heritage of Château de Flaugergues, a 17thᵉ century folly.
Discover a remarkable botanical heritage
Built in 1696, the Château de Flaugergues in Montpellier, a listed historic monument, is one of the oldest “Folies Montpelliéraines”, secondary residences built in the countryside by Montpellier’s nobility and bourgeoisie.
Classified as a “Remarkable Garden” since 2004, our gardens are made up of several areas, each offering a different experience. Discover the diversity of these places, a walk in the heart of our heritage. Your ticket gives you free access to the gardens for 6 months.
Visit this rich historical heritage
A stroll through the gardens
A self-guided tour of the gardens of the Château de Flaugergues.
duration: 1H30
Adults 8€ – Reduced 5€
Free for children under 12
Castle backstage
Discover the heritage of one of Montpellier’s oldest follies on a guided tour!
duration: 1h
Adult €11.50 – Reduced €8
Free for children under 12
Escape Game
The quest for lost archives. A self-guided game taking you through the gardens and the 4-hectare park.
duration: 90 minutes
Single ticket price: €15
Free for children under 6
A: Parking
B: Welcome and tickets
C: French gardens
D: The château terrace
E: The orangery
F: Garden of the 5 senses
G: Olive alley
H: Botanical and landscape park
I: Japanese-inspired garden
J: the bamboo grove
L’Oasie Citadine, a collaborative farm
Alongside its 4 hectares of gardens, the Château de Flaugergues inaugurated a new space in 2018, in partnership with the Oasis Citadine association: the Oasis de Flaugergues.
Urban and collaborative, this farm introduces visitors to permaculture. They discover the pleasure of growing their own food in the heart of the city, while adopting a more environmentally-friendly approach.
FAQ : Prepare your visit
Y a-t-il un parking sur place ?
Oui, un parking gratuit est à votre disposition sur place.
Le site est-il accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite (PMR) ?
Oui, les jardins du Château de Flaugergues sont accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite. En revanche, l’intérieur du Château n’est malheureusement pas encore aménagé pour permettre leur accès.
Les chiens sont-ils acceptés ?
Oui, les chiens sont acceptés uniquement dans les jardins, à condition d’être tenus en laisse.