What are the nearest attractions to Parc de Bercy?

Attractions near Parc de Bercy: French National Library (Bibliotheque Nationale de France) Bercy Village La Cinémathèque Française

What else should I know about attractions in Paris?

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Parc de Bercy - What To Know BEFORE You Go

The basics

Established as part of a city-wide beautification project during the mid ’90s, Parc de Bercy has three distinctly-themed gardens within its confines. With huge shady trees, you can often find sunbathers on warm days lounging on the grass and next to the water features in the Grande Prairie. For a more traditional garden setting—complete with an orchard, vineyard, and vegetable and flower beds—walk through Les Parterres section. For a more romantic meander check out Jardin Romantique’s lily pond and public art installations.

Paris’ largest cultural and sporting venue, Bercy Arena, is at the northwest side of the park, as is Bercy Village, a quaint shopping area built in the remnants of Bercy wine cellars.

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Parc de Bercy

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