Gardens of the Fountain

The Fountain Gardens in Nîmes are said to be Europe's first public garden and one of the best. Its construction began in the forties of the eighteenth century at the request of King Louis XV, and since the gardens were established, many areas have been added that contain symmetrical paths and landscaped roads that include pine trees, oaks, cypresses and other plants, and there are also caves And a pond with aquatic plants. It is worth noting that the garden includes distinctive Roman ruins, namely the Temple of Diana and the Magni Tower.