Even in January twenty-twenty when I visited this bishopric palace and its beautiful garden it still looks outstanding in a French style garden settings. The rose beds are of course bare but it's outlining boxwood borders still give it its definition. It's akin to a bishop's miter when observe from the palace balcony. It's framed by the palace balcony and corridors/verandah and the Gallo-Roman ramparts making this an euphoric ambience of absolute tranquility. It's accessible from the street or from the central courtyard of the cathedral. A most desirable space to sit and imagine what it was like when only the bishops and the religious order can access this now public space. Absolutely worth visiting and suitable for all ages.