L’Île de Versailles is a small island in the Erdre river, situated in the city of Nantes, France. This tranquil place is a testament to human ingenuity in landscape art and Japanese culture. Created in the late 20th century, the island spans approximately 1.7 hectares and is a haven for nature lovers and those seeking peace in the midst of the city. The highlight of Île de Versailles is its Japanese garden, meticulously landscaped with elements such as a Zen garden, a body of water, and a traditional Japanese tea house. The paths adorned with cherry trees, maple trees, and bamboos invite visitors to a serene walk or a quiet moment of reflection. The island is also equipped with facilities for canoeing and kayaking, making it a popular spot for water sports enthusiasts. The Japanese influence extends to cultural events hosted on the island, including exhibitions and workshops related to Japanese arts and crafts, adding to the island's charm and cross-cultural appeal.