Private car transfer to medieval garden in Paris

History and visit the medieval garden in Paris

In European feudalism, another form of garden took birth, hortus conclusus a vegetable garden. The vegetable garden of yesteryear is the gathering of cereals, pulses, Umbelliferae to feed. From 2000, the medieval garden is created in another aspect, it is the result of the inspiration of medieval museum collections with use of old documents about plants and gardens of the Middle Ages of Europe. The medieval garden is located around the Hotel Abbots of Cluny, in the island region of France, Paris 5th arrondissement. This is a museum garden, fenced and colorful, divided into regular spaces, rectangular or square structured. The plants are arranged in cultured intervals limited by wooden structures, most of which are wild or cultivated herbs own Europe and fifth centuries XV as mints or other.

Some  plessis consolidate platforms culture of the medieval garden, you can even sit on the benches garden grass reinforced by walls tiles. The medieval garden is typical of its kind, because it brings herbularius, hortus, the viridarium, the flower garden. The herbularius contains 90 species of plants with medicinal herbs to prepare remedies for relief of aches and herbs for culinary use. The Hortus is a vegetable garden. It has the usual 9 squares, the number 9 is a Christian symbol, multiplied by the number 3, it represents the Trinity. For the ancient Greeks, it was the combination of three ages of woman: young, nymph and old age. The viridarium is an orchard planted arranged as crosses for cemetery location fruit trees. The trunks were prepared the symbol of the resurrection. The tombs were sleeping under trees and grass grew, a sign of future happiness.

The garden, secret garden or garden of love. The walls are pierced with vegetation doors leading to secret gardens that are refuges rest. Some of them were employed at one of the five senses. The medieval garden, is jointly produced by landscape Eric Ossart and Arnaud Maurières at the initiative of the Ministry of Culture and Communication Directorate of Museums of France in partnership with Alcatel and the City of Paris /. It grows on a surface of 5000 m² and opens onto the street Sommerard. Walkers access to the entrance of the museum through a series of spaces from the Boulevards Saint Michel and Saint-Germain. The medieval garden is mostly used as a botanical walk through the gardens and cultivated areas within it, as a course of deepening plessis for fences, for discovery of information resources on the gardens monastic.

It can also play a big role for the senses including sight and smell. Both directions provide feelings of well-being through the clear scent of the place, as an ordered universe and colors of flowers. This type of garden is experiencing a craze right now and several historic sites even have their own garden. This thought does not leave the castle of Haut-Koenigsbourg Ecomuseum or indifferent, they each have their own medieval garden.