THIONVILLE AU NATUREL

The little pink pebbles are waving under your feet. They love to be tickled by your steps. There are those in a hurry who cross the park without looking. There are lovers who embrace on the benches without reaching them. There are children who run and kick them. Sometimes their flight is so long that they land in a grove of flowers, or at the foot of a tree. If on one side you can admire a hundred-year-old Ginkgo Biloba, on the other a pecan tree is just taking root. The rose garden, on the other hand, is fragrant and touches the senses. Their beauty and colors attract the eye as much as their smell does the nose. But that's it, the visitors leave this park, in the name of the statue that sits on top, Napoleon, to fly away to other horizons. The small pebbles of Wilson Park, with its curious little boar, and Jean-Marie Pelt Square, with its united lovers, are also waiting to be walked on Thionville offers parks and green spaces worthy of a city with the 4 flowers label. It's up to you to tread delicately on them with a step full of discovery. As an option to complete the discovery: visit the Prairiales garden at the Château de La Grange in Manom.