Paris

Juan Miro Garden

28 Allee Marc Chagall, Paris, France

Description:

A small cozy garden Juan Miro, located in one of the residential quarters of the French capital - Paris, was created from 1989 to 1993 and named in honor of the Spanish sculptor and painter Juan Miro. The sculptures of this master, who worked in the XX century in the abstract and surreal directions, adorn the squares and streets of Paris.

The garden was opened to visitors in 1993 and immediately became a popular holiday destination for citizens and tourists. On an area of about a hectare, you can see a rich assortment of plants: purple willow, tender green birch, birch, maples. Perennial herbaceous plants also grow here: lush green hosts with a white core, bright spots.

When creating a garden, landscape designers used geoplastic - artificial relief creation. Thanks to her, hills appeared in the garden in the form of waves that are covered with grass, and contrasting diagonals - a blue bridge and a strip of ground cover plants and shrubs with a walking path.

 

 

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