The fountain gardens in Nîmes are said to be the first European public garden and one of the best. Its construction began in the 1740s at the behest of King Louis XV, and since the gardens were created many spaces have been added containing symmetrical walkways and landscaped avenues featuring pines, oaks, cypresses and other plants, and there are caves And a pond with water plants. It is worth noting that the garden includes distinctive Roman ruins, namely the Temple of Diana and the Magni Tower.