Mini-Golf du Pian
Mini-Golf du Pian brings an eighteen-hole course to Parc du Pian in Menton, France, among ancient olive trees. Terraces descend towards the sea.
The three-hectare public garden has stood in the inventory of historic monuments since 1955. More than five hundred olive trees fill the grove, with some reaching hundreds or thousands of years. The course welcomes all ages and provides shade between its holes. Families use the setting for birthdays, while children’s packages include entry, sweets and a drink. La Topia serves food on site, and an ice-cream parlour offers crêpes, coffee and refreshments.
Public transport stops lie less than 500 metres away, with the railway station nearby. Sea glimpses appear between the olive branches as you play.
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