The Castle Gardens are supported by four colossal arcades, the tiered gardens form a unique belvedere overlooking the Vallée du Loup to the sea. The Terrace of Honour is made up of open or closed horseshoe-shaped box trees. This harmonious composition is said to be due to the Versailles landscape gardener, André Le Nôtre. The Italian Terrace, suspended over the void by 15 m high arches shaped by the hand of man, is planted with large boxwoods cut in cones or balls on a grassy background. The Apothecary's Garden, angelica, columbines, balsamines, comfrey, lemon balm, mint, old roses, sage, tansy and other medicinal plants used in the Middle Ages. Le Jardin de Rocaille or Provençal Garden, glacis of Mediterranean plants, rosemary, sage, cistists, santolines, savory, lavender, varieties of rock plants.