Parc et Jardins du Château de Vascoeuil
In the heart of Upper-Normandy, this five-hectare park is an open air gallery displaying sculptures, including more than 50 bronzes, marbles, ceramics and mosaics made by some of the greatest modern artists. It also boasts a chateau, which is a fine example of "noble houses" built in Normandy after the Hundred Years' War. The Crevon, a tributary of the river Andelle, flows across the park, thus creating meanders and waterfalls. The French-formal garden invites visitors for walk in a heritage site planted with trees.
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