Inside the topic "well-being in motion", we consider the relationships between the representations and uses of different leisure places, potential and/or effective. From a set of 65 interviews in four places in France (rural, urban, "périurbain" and mountain environments), it looks for reveal the levels and terms of well-being from each individual. The results deals with souvenirs of leisure performances, in tourist or non-tourist setting, and with imaginations of places. First, well-being is related to places in terms of "spatialisation". The individuals establish different relationships to the expanse, in their practices : selection, wandering, shunning,... ; and in their representations of places : comparison, opposition, globalisation,..., to assess the space of a place and to compare different places. The relationships to "nature" and to environmental problems underline the comprehension of these "spatialisations". Individuals imagine -or not- nature, they identify -or notenvironmental problems in each kind of place. Most generally, they traduce a position of exteriority, or express a personal inclusion with nature. A geography of well-being is exposed, from several systems of places relied in imaginary networks and concretised in practiced places, according to the levels (weak, moderate, strong) of individual mobility controls.
