Jardin des Cinq Sens

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Jardin des Cinq Sens, nestled in the medieval village of Yvoire on the banks of Lake Geneva, offers a living masterpiece that engages all five senses. Spread across more than 1,500 varieties of plants, the garden is divided into thematic zones – a labyrinth of four intimate gardens each dedicated to sight, touch, smell, taste and sound, a wide‑ranging meadow, a shaded forest, a Renaissance‑inspired tapestry and a medieval cloister. As visitors wander, they encounter fragrant flowers, vivid textures, playful birdsong and the gentle hum of waters, creating an immersive experience that appeals to both children and adults. Seasonal events such as guided tours, workshops and festivals add depth to the visit. Open from April to October, the garden welcomes families, history enthusiasts, nature lovers and anyone seeking a peaceful, sensory‑rich retreat.

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• Labyrinth of Sensory Gardens
• Medieval Cloister of Charmilles
• Seasonal Floral Showcase
• Guided Tours and Workshops

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• Typical visit: about 1 hour 15 minutes

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