A major 1990s project on the banks of the Seine
parc André Citroën on August 27 at 10:00 a.m. A 1990s project, parc André Citroën, with its 15 hectares including the Jardin Noir and the Jardin Blanc, is the largest green space in the 15th arrondissement. On either side of a large lawn, it opens up a unique view toward the Seine. This park offers spaces with varied atmospheres: Jardin des Métamorphoses, Jardin d’Ombre, Jardin en Mouvement, Jardins Sériels, and greenhouses. Originally marked by strong symbolism and a contrast between mineral and plant elements, the park has recently benefited from a redesign of its Grand Canal. Water, the central theme of its initial design, has thus been reintroduced throughout the site. Meeting point: garden entrance, corner of rue Balard and rue Saint Charles, métro Balard
Source: paris.fr — photo: Jean-Baptiste Gurliat/Ville de Paris