This garden, unique in Switzerland, was created in 2006 on the castle terrace. More than 300 rose bushes were planted there in tribute to Dorianne Bovet, the last chatelaine of the estate. A committed artist, in the late 1990s she initiated a dialogue between historic gardens and contemporary art, a vision that still shapes the estate’s unique identity today.

Its geometric design forms wide yellow and pink bands that seem to float on the lawn.
In recent years, visitors have been able to stroll freely across this terrace, admire the architecture of the château and the spectacular view of Lake Geneva, before continuing their walk through the medieval part of the estate: passing by the old tower of the fortified castle, then descending into the 16th-century vaulted cellars.

A true 360-degree discovery around the château, combining art, history, and landscape.