Nothing much to see and what there is there is all falling into disrepair. I found it very depressing. I named it the Abandoned Gardens. More

Established when Montpellier became a seat of medical learning. Has been a bit shabby but renovation on going More

as i was enjoying my holidays in Montpellier, i heard people talking about "Jardin des plantes", and i decided to visit it in order to discover this famous place from close!! My surprise when i get there was verryy unexpected, its a really amazing place, where we can have a moment of relaxation by enjoying the nature and hearing the... More

As I walked on the street and peered into the garden, I thought that I would really enjoy it, but I was a bit disappointed (maybe because we went in March and not everything was in bloom yet?). The dead leaves from winter had not yet been cleared away and a large section of the park was closed off, possibly... More

This is an oasis of calm based on an ancient "herb" garden dating back many centuries. In the center of the old city, yet just off the main tourist roads - it is worth a visit More

This rare plant garden features medicinal plants and dates from the time of Henry IV. It is slowly being restored and a lovely place to wander and ponder. The conservatory was being restored when we visited and looks like it will be truly magnificent once completed. More

I enjoyed walking around this park, very pleasant. More

Jardin des Plantes was a nice place to visit. They had some nice plants to look at, but it doesn't look like a super well-maintained garden. However, the flowers that are blooming when you visit look nice, and there are some nice large trees to relax under. Definitely worth checking out, especially since it's public and free. More

It is not so much of an exhibition garden as a public park that has exotic plants. So it is a bit worn down and not exactly exciting. But it is a nice little oasis in the city and a good place to find shade and some peace and quiet. More