Jardin Public de Bayeux
BAYEUX
The public garden of Bayeux is a landscaped park covering 2.6 hectares, created in 1859 by Eugène Bühler. Among its 400 tree species, the 'weeping beech' is undoubtedly the most spectacular; it is a protected monument since 1923 and was certified a 'Remarkable tree of France' in 2001. An integral part of Bayeux's fine heritage, its 'discovery' trail comprised of information terminals, provides the key to a comprehensive understanding of the garden and its most important plant species, over an unaccompanied tour.