The Jardin des Possibles is located in the La Rochotte district of Chaumont, just a stone's throw from the Palestra aquatic centre and sports and entertainment venue. The garden is part of a transitional urban planning approach, prefiguring an urban park that will be in place in a few years' time.
What makes it special? It has been designed by and for local residents, with the help of Pascale Jacotot, landscape architect at Sequana Paysage, as part of a participatory project to get people involved.
Children will love the labyrinth, the playground for pétanque or Möllky.
At the famous "Cocottarium", Chaumont's first urban henhouse, they can watch the friendly hens as they frolic and roll around in the earth, or hunt for earthworms.
The lounge made from recycled pallets and the picnic tables built by young DIY enthusiasts in the neighbourhood are waiting for you to take a break in the open air.
This project, which contributes to improving biodiversity in the city with its 3 planted islands, is part of a "circuit" of the city's parks and gardens.
The Jardin des Possibles is the fruit of a partnership between residents, neighbourhood associations, Chaumont Habitat and Chaumont town council.
LE JARDIN DES POSSIBLES
