© Château SiauracParc du Château Siaurac
Lieu-dit Ciorac, 33500 Néac
The landscaped grounds of Château Siaurac, designated a ‘Remarkable Garden’ by the Ministry of Culture, are also listed as a Historic Monument. The main avenue, with its gentle slope, creates a sense of perspective as it winds through a copse of oak and hornbeam trees, a space shaped in the 18th century (featured on Pierre de Belleyme’s map of 1766), known as the Bois Percés, divided by paths with ‘green rooms’ at the crossroads. Everything is arranged symmetrically. The transition between the formal park and the landscaped park centres on the Serpentine. The Serpentine river is the symbol of naturalistic gardens. Its course was redesigned in the 19th century into a ‘ribbon’ or ‘S’ shape, as proposed by Siaurac. The landscape park designed by Fischer is home to some remarkable trees: a 350-year-old holm oak, a 250-year-old pyramidal oak, an Atlas cedar, a Virginia tulip tree, a giant sequoia, and more.
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