Gardens of Rohan Palace

These nice gardens for recreation of the inhabitants are situated behind the Rohan palace which now serves as the city hall. The palace was bought by the city and back, in the nineteenth century they opened the Museum of Fine Arts, comprising two symmetrical buildings. In between a public garden remains open all year. In the midst of the garden is a modern work like the mouth of a crocodile. A contrast to the classics in the Museum of Fine Arts (free admission). Rohan Palace, in the background, is not accessible to the public, except for Heritage Days, the second weekend of September.