North of Le Havre, Rouelles Park is one of the green lungs of the city with its 395 acres of unspoilt nature with varied landscapes: woods, lakes, wetlands and meadows. In the heart of this green setting, the 17th century Manoir de la Bouteillerie and its dovecote represent the typical architecture of the Pays de Caux. The manor house holds exhibitions on traditional Norman tools and the park's fauna and flora. Nearby, the perennial garden, designed like a French formal garden, has replaced the former vegetable garden. In the upper part of the park, the Ardennes Plateau is home to an arboretum comprising more than 200 varieties of trees.
The Parc de Rouelles extends, on both sides of the river of the same name, over nearly 160 ha of meadows, woods, ponds and marshes.
The largest park in the Urban Community, it thus offers walkers all the pleasures of a rural landscape.
Do not hesitate to take the many paths to discover all its charms.
Free admission every day.
City of historical and artistic interest
Arboretum, Water garden, Park, Plant collection
Private visits
The visit lasts approximately : 120 min
