In the heart of the Périgord Noir, the gardens of Haute-Terre, known as the gardens on the roof of the Sarladais, were created in 2000 within the Hermitage Nature Park.
Dominant, embracing the distant, they open to the discovery: crucible of biodiversity.
In great freedom, these ethnobotanical study gardens provide resources, information and transmission: a multi-branch discovery with a naturalist structure, on a 4 hectare area. Man's historical heritage in the heart of a geodesic, archaeological, panoramic and geological site on the Upper Cretaceous sea bed.
A great evolutionary garden where the past joins the present, in this long chain of Man at the heart of the Whole which unfolds there
To discover quietly.
Dominant, embracing the distant, they open to the discovery: crucible of biodiversity.
In great freedom, these ethnobotanical study gardens provide resources, information and transmission: a multi-branch discovery with a naturalist structure, on a 4 hectare area. Man's historical heritage in the heart of a geodesic, archaeological, panoramic and geological site on the Upper Cretaceous sea bed.
A great evolutionary garden where the past joins the present, in this long chain of Man at the heart of the Whole which unfolds there
To discover quietly.
Equipment
Equipment
Lectures
Car park
Animals accepted
Free visit only by appointment
Payment methods
Payment methods
Payment methods
CashGroups (Max capacity)
Groups (Max capacity)
- 20 Person(s)
Location
Location
Contact Les Jardins ethnobotaniques de Haute Terre
- jardinsdehauteterre.free.fr
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
Environment
Environment
- In the country
