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This park is private and is therefore payable. 9 euros per person and free for children under 15. Magnificent to see.

As you walk through this 13 ha park, you will find the legendary "Blue Fountains", and the mysterious "Blue Fountains", natural springs whose calm waters have a mystical dark blue color.

Walk for VTC or VTT because more than 25 kms on dirt roads (in the 28th km it is even necessary to dismount for 200 m) .... to do in sunny weather and dry ground !!!!. On the other hand an enchantment as for the calm and the little traffic. Bucolic seaside landscape on the first half, then more vineyards and countryside on the second half. Note midway in the small village of St. Dizan du Gua a marvel of wooded garden with its Castle (former residence of the bishops of Bordeaux) and its dovecote where you can comfort yourself with a small tasting of pinault and cognac !! !

A French-style garden and an English park on 13 hectares, the ensemble labeled "remarkable garden" (433 in France) where a thousand trees of different species grow, including a three hundred year old oak. Several ponds with mysterious "Blue fountains", these are artesian exsurgences whose turquoise blue color is due to the presence of microscopic algae. Green lawns, shaded areas, paths to relax and appreciate the admirable work of gardeners and nature. And finally, the beautiful castle of Beaulon whose north facade was built in 1480 (former residence of the bishops of Bordeaux), a dovecote from 1740 (with 1500 nests called cells or boulins) and to finish the visit a tasting of Pinault and Homemade cognac in the rules of the art ...... with a sublime taste and most of the production of which is sold for export !!!

A young church: Notre-Dame de l'Assomption (19th century). But a good landmark. To the east of the church is the mayor's office. There is a pilgrim temple there.

The key to the church you get in the mayor's office.

Between 1145 and 1150, Premonstrasian monks built an abbey on the pilgrims' way to Santiago de Compostela.

The 8-hectare park is open to the public. The large 5-star hotel is part of Relais & Châteaux, which owns 500 houses worldwide.