Chevannes Garden

The Chevannes Garden

The Dole audio-guided tour has you enter the pleasant Chevannes Garden, a green setting laid out in the heart of the historic centre. It is a much-appreciated place of walk and botanical discovery.

A garden of the senses on the ramparts

Laid out in 1998 on the site of the former ramparts of the city, the Chevannes Garden stretches between the port of Dole and the Tanners' canal. One part reveals remarkable trees, such as sequoias and tulip trees, while another, designed as a veritable garden of the senses, presents several families of plants, including medicinal species. It is an educational space as much as a haven of greenery.

What there is to see

The garden offers a walk amid impressive trees and varied plant collections, a stone's throw from the canal. The medicinal plants and the garden of the senses make it an instructive stop, ideal for discovering the flora while enjoying the calm. It is a pleasant green lung in the heart of the old town of Dole.

Practical information

The Chevannes Garden is between the port of Dole and the Tanners' canal, in the heart of the historic centre. A public space, it is generally freely accessible during the day, the hours possibly varying according to the season. Access is on the level.

When was the Chevannes Garden laid out?

In 1998, on the site of the former ramparts, between the port of Dole and the Tanners' canal.

What can you discover there?

Remarkable trees such as sequoias and tulip trees, as well as a garden of the senses presenting several families of plants, including medicinal ones.