It is a picturesque botanical garden of 930 square meters with over 400 species divided into 16 specific areas, offering ideas for environmental education equipped with facilities for disabled and blind people.

It is an example of landscape preservation through the cultivation of blueberries. It has a modern irrigation system with 1.500 plants spread out on several split-levels.

Its 14 hectares of woods surround the ancient “Chestnut Trail”. A curious wooden hut with grass roof welcomes tourists in the facility.