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Gardens of Santa Clotilde Classic reminiscences over the sea
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The Gardens of Santa Clotilde, located on a truly beautiful cliff top with views over the sea, are considered to be the model of the noucentista garden. They were made by the architect Nicolau Rubió i Tudurí, a close follower of Jean Claude Nicolas Forestier, who designed, among other things, the gardens of Montjuïc and the Parc de la Ciutadella.

In an attempt to restore the classical forms, the gardens were designed in the manner of the old gardens of the Italian Renaissance. They are structured on the basis of a terraced incline, where the diversity of species of Mediterranean plants alternate with small ponds and groups of sculptures.

Near the main entrance to the gardens is the casa original that is noted for the semicircular arches on the ground floor, a large terrace and a three-storey turret. To the south face of the tower there is a painted tile panel dedicated to Santa Clotilde dating back to 1930.

The gardens have been arranged around the main set of steps, known as the Escala de les Sirenes, (the steps of the Sirens), which runs from the terrace of the house. As one descends, there is the smell of resins, laurels and aromatic plants with the sea in the background.

Plan your visit

What can I do?

Stroll through the noucentista garden and stop in the small squares that are dotted throughout. They allow you to enjoy panoramic views of the coastline, especially from the viewpoints located on the cliff.

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Jardins de Santa Clotilde
Paratge de Santa Clotilde
17310, Lloret de Mar (Girona)
Tel. (+34) 972370471

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