Parc Jaquet

Parks and gardens

45 rue Kléber, 68100 Mulhouse

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- - 03 89 35 48 48
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Designed around 1850, the garden was owned by a family of industrialists from Mulhouse: the Jaquet family. The 1 hectare park is designed in the English style in the tradition of 19th century landscape gardeners, with species of the time: beech trees, purple trees, chestnut trees, Atlas cedar trees, etc. The only existing chestnut tree in a public park in Mulhouse is also noteworthy.

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