Gardens of the Château de Thézan

Built on the foundations of a Roman villa, the imposing building that has come down to us today is the fruit of the great construction periods of the Comtat Venaissin. The Renaissance facades, the 17th-century wing and the 19th-century improvements linked to the water treatment centre are the main features.
Like Beaumarchais, who came here in search of inspiration for his "Marriage of Figaro", you can stroll freely through the alleys of the Parc à l'Anglaise, where the remarkable trees and gushing fountains will take you away from time. The residents of the hydrotherapy institute at Saint Didier les Bains were not mistaken. After more than 30 years of oblivion, a new page in the history of the Château de Thézan and its grounds has been turned.