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Formerly known as "Bois Louis", this park planted with beautiful trees formed the southern part of the estate that the Jesuits had bought from Henri de Tisnès in 1662, to establish the kitchen gardens of the Collège Royal (now Lycée Louis-Barthou). In 1808, Napoleon donated the property to the city.
After 1950, the municipality transformed the former velodrome into a municipal stadium, named the Tissié Stadium in homage to Dr. Philippe Tissié (1853-1935), founder of the Lendits scolaires and...
After 1950, the municipality transformed the former velodrome into a municipal stadium, named the Tissié Stadium in homage to Dr. Philippe Tissié (1853-1935), founder of the Lendits scolaires and...
Services
Accessible by stroller
Games area
Rates
Free of charge
Free
Openings
All year 2025 -
Location
Spoken languages
Environment
- Accessible on foot from the tourist office
- In town
- Train station district
