The city lacks a bit of greenery, right? Well, we have some good news as new green places will soon see light of the day in Paris 20th arrondissement, as the Summer Olympics 2024 are coming. In addition to a huge urban forest in the eastern part of the city, a new segment of the Petite Ceinture will open soon, so you can enjoy even more outdoorsy walks.
To date, the City of Paris opened about seven kilometers of stroll, and is likely to provide 12 by 2024, for a total surface of 25 hectares. The Petite Ceinture – a 32.5-km train line surrounding the city, created in 1852, has disappeared in the 20th century, as the metro and suburban trains took over.
Since then, the city has been reopening the access, as these wild places are refurbished, and as biodiversity and vegetation have taken over. These privileged and green spaces are perfect to rest in the city, far from the Parisian hustle and bustle.
A guide to walks on the Petite Ceinture in Paris, for walks in the heart of nature
Do you know the Petite Ceinture? This abandoned railway line, 32km long, encircles Paris and offers nice green spots, far from the Parisian tumult. Shall we go for a walk off the beaten track? [Read more]
A guide to walks on the Petite Ceinture in Paris, for walks in the heart of nature
