Characterised by its winding paths and lush green spaces, the Jardin Anglais offers a picturesque stroll through a rich diversity of plant life. The park features a rose garden, a pergola and a rockery, creating a serene and romantic atmosphere. Architectural features such as the Art Nouveau-style Meillier footbridge add an artistic touch to the area. Last but not least, mosaic beds are planted every year.


With its 850 varieties of plants and trees, including some rare ones such as the handkerchief tree and the white mulberry tree, this garden is a haven of peace for botany enthusiasts. Classified as a Remarkable Garden in 2013, it also has play areas suitable for children, making it a relaxing place for all the family.
It’s an ideal place to take a break before discovering the charm of Vesoul’s historic centre. Stroll between the town houses and the street art dedicated to Jean-Léon Gérôme, the famous painter born in the town. Don’t forget to climb the hill leading to the La Motte chapel for a view of the surrounding area, and stop off at the Vesoul-Vaivre lake.