Auguste Gasparin Park

The Auguste Gasparin Park, a green space of Orange

The Auguste Gasparin Park is a pleasant green space in the heart of Orange. The Orange audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this public garden, a haven of freshness and walking, created at the beginning of the twentieth century.

A public garden of the early twentieth century

The Auguste Gasparin Park was laid out by the city after a deliberation of the municipal council in 1909. Its name perpetuates the memory of Auguste Gasparin, a figure linked to local history. A pleasant green space with paths, trees and lawns, it offers inhabitants and visitors a place of relaxation and walking in the heart of Orange.

What to see

Here you enjoy the shaded paths, the trees and the lawns, in a peaceful setting in the heart of Orange. The Auguste Gasparin Park offers a green breathing space, ideal for a break. It is a pleasant stop for lovers of gardens and walks, between two discoveries of the heritage of the city.

Practical information

The Auguste Gasparin Park lies in the heart of Orange, reachable on foot. It is a public garden freely accessible during opening hours, which vary with the season; its paths suit a stroll and are on the level. The place is particularly pleasant in the cool hours of the day.

When was the Auguste Gasparin Park created?

After a deliberation of the municipal council of Orange in 1909; its name perpetuates the memory of Auguste Gasparin.

Where is the Auguste Gasparin Park?

In the heart of Orange.