VISIT THE ANDRÉ CITROËN PARK

A modern, innovative park

Located in the 15ᵉ arrondissement, Parc André Citroën is one of the most contemporary green spaces in Paris. Built on the former site of the Citroën factories, it combines vast lawns, themed gardens and original installations.

Why visit?

The park is distinguished by its modern landscape architecture and open spaces, perfect for relaxation or outdoor activities. It is also famous for its captive balloon, offering a unique panoramic view of Paris.

A brief history and anecdotes

Inaugurated in 1992, the park was designed by a number of renowned architects and landscape architects. It pays tribute to André Citroën, founder of the car company, whose factories once occupied the site. The tethered balloon was installed in 1999, enabling air quality to be measured as well as offering tourist flights.

What can you do there?

- Relax on the large lawns
- Discover the themed gardens and greenhouses
- Take a trip in a tethered balloon to see Paris from the sky
- Enjoy the playgrounds and fountains

Where is it?

📍 2 Rue Cauchy, 75015 Paris
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Practical advice

- Ideal in spring and summer for enjoying lawns
- The tethered balloon operates according to the weather, so check before you come
- Easily accessible by metro (line 10 - Javel or line 8 - Balard)

To discover around

- The Seine and its banks
- Georges Brassens Park
- Swan Island and the Statue of Liberty
- Mirabeau Bridge

Audioguide

🎧 Listen to our immersive description of the Parc André Citroën on History Guide City Paris!
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