周辺の天然記念物・トップ5

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Very beautiful hiking spot

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On relatively flat ground, the rock rises among the beech trees, like an ancient fortress with vertical walls. It is a formidable natural oppidum bristling with rampart rocks, overhanging patrol paths, watchtower peaks and a summit platform. Small secret passages open up, between the blocks and the vegetation, to climb to the sunny summit from where a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside can be seen.

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The Bois des Roches is a site of chaotic sandstone but also many tales and legends of the Cotentin. Watch out for goblins and other white ladies around the woods!

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hike accessible to all, part of the road with very little vehicle traffic. A large part of the hike is in the undergrowth, so pleasant if you are looking for a little freshness. At the last kilometer, at the rocks, you will find picnic tables.

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A legacy of the 19th century, the parks and gardens of Cherbourg-en-Cotentin bear witness to the botanical wealth of the world thanks to the exotic varieties brought back at that time by sailors and travelers. Created in 1887 on the site of a former hermitage, the public garden of the delegated municipality of Cherbourg-Octeville offers passers-by a place of relaxation to enjoy the beauties of nature. Over time around the bandstand, the garden has been enriched with new species, an animal park, statues and water features, numerous children's games, and recently a rose garden which has several dozen rare species. Dogs are prohibited in the park.

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This park is a botanical treasure. It is a nod to travelers and explorers who returned to port with all kinds of exotic plants. The greenhouse is a highlight of these beautiful gardens.

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Places steeped in history, which has remained intact

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The chapel was built in the 16th century and is dedicated to St Jouvin who died in 370. He was renowned for curing skin diseases and in particular eczema as well as the source which is located not far from the chapel. A pilgrimage takes place here every year on Whit Monday. More sportily the descent of the wood on mountain bikes requires a little caution.

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A green setting in the heart of the city, Emmanuel Liais Park, classified as a remarkable garden, brings together a surprising and exotic plant heritage. You will be able to randomly come across winding alleys a Jubéa spectabilis, a Brazilian palm, a venerable Lambert cypress over a hundred years old, exotic plants and trees brought back from South America by Emmanuel Liais, astronomer and botany enthusiast, during his travels or imported from Asia in the 19th century. In the greenhouses, you will dive into the heart of a tropical rainforest, cross a cactus desert to reach a temperate tropical greenhouse. Take your children to discover mysterious plants like this edible trunk tree that can live up to 1,000 years. The park also houses the Emmanuel-Liais museum, a cabinet of curiosities with astonishing collections of animals and objects and the science library.

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Chapel and statue "Saint Jouwien blesses a toddler": very beautiful place, lonely and yet (or therefore (?)) Powerful. Even if the to bless toddler has the same hairstyle as Donald Trump. Currently, however, is a cow pasture on the way to the chapel. In order to get there, you have to cross a cattle fence or under. And yes, the fence carries electricity ...

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The place around the spring and around the chapel of St. Jouvin radiates something magical. He seems to have been used for eternal times as a "holy" place. You will find a Christian stone altar and mossy steps, plus lots of nature and tranquility. Every year at the end of May / beginning of June a pilgrimage to the healing spring takes place. Many people rely on the water, which is said to have natural healing properties, and bottle them off.

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