Enchanted and unexpected gardens are hidden near Mont Saint-Michel, on 17th century terraces which dominate the beautiful landscape of the Couesnon valley, in the Marche region of Brittany.

Inspired by Baroque Italy, the first garden offers a labyrinthine and playful journey through 13 rooms of greenery (grove catch, bustling garden, green theater).
Then the walk brings the visitor back to the castle and its regular garden, a splendid staging of the landscape of the Couesnon valley.
A visit to the moat garden offers other scenes, with the Zen garden, the botanical collection of box trees and the pond, populated by magnificent ducks and geese.