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Visited Jardin Biovès during the Fête du Citron and it was absolutely stunning! The giant sculptures made entirely of lemons and oranges are incredibly detailed and creative. The colors, the citrus scent in the air, and the festive atmosphere make it such a unique experience. Very well organized and perfect for families or couples. If you’re in Menton in February, this is a must see! 🍋✨

Visited especially for the lemon festival that runs through February well thought out and good to see…

This is a park in the middle of Menton. It covers several blocks running from the north to near the Mediterranean. And is walking distance from Menton Station. If you are walking around town, you will likely encounter this park. The main claim to fame is that it is the site of the yearly Lemon Festival in February, which I have attended. The park hosts many large sculptures using citrus fruits during the festival which are a sight to see.

Menton was a city of lemon and oranges!! It was a glorious festival I’ll share with you my favorite ones..

No idea how it looks like without lemon sculptures but with them it’s great and one can enjoy the installations free of charge. Amazing work of art they are, and different every year 🤩

Jardins Biovès offers a picturesque walkway adorned in delightful Christmas decorations. The serene ambiance invites leisurely strolls, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the festive spirit. The addition of a toy train for children adds an extra touch of enchantment, making it a family-friendly destination. The well-maintained pathways and vibrant decor create a magical atmosphere, perfect for a relaxed outing amidst the holiday cheer. Jardins Biovès proves to be a delightful retreat, blending scenic beauty with festive joy for all ages to enjoy

Very nice peace to visit and admire. Tasted sweets and a coffee at the antique boulangier. Admire the formar holiday residente from Queen Victoria and her prince (1819-1901) Many shops at both sides from this well kept garden.

Fully decorated during the Lemon Festival. Non accessible during dismantling of the displays and quite a mess for the weeks following.