The Jardin Public neighborhood is elegant, discreet, and quiet. Here, everything is hushed. The city slows down around this historic park, which opened in 1756. The facades of the 18th-century buildings seem to capture the soft light of the southwest. The wrought-iron balconies on the first floor line the beautiful shaded paths and narrow streets. The neighborhood reflects the stability and elegance of a French heritage that is passed down rather than owned.
It is a privileged neighborhood, close to the Chartrons, the Quays, the Triangle, and the Fondaudège neighborhood.
