From the 6th century onwards, convents and monasteries grew roses. In the 8th century, Charlemagne’s Capitulare de villus* listed roses as one of the plants to be cultivated.
* A document providing guidelines for the management of Charlemagne’s estates.
Take time to stroll in the castle’s rose garden. The roses delicate colours and subtle scents are a feast for the senses. |
On-site catering possible !!!
