Kellerman Park, Paris

Kellerman Park is the biggest garden in the 13th arrondissement of Paris. It is adjacent to the Chinese quarter and spreads over 55 hectares. It was created in 1937 on the former Bièvre riverbed, in the place of the former Thiers fortifications, which were fortified Parisian city walls in Louis-Philippe’s times. It was rebuilt in 1960, including three levels: a pool, a river and a waterfall brighten up the space. You will find a few playgrounds and rest areas, as well as a soccer field and a tennis court. It is a peaceful and relaxing park, far from Boulevard Kellerman and main road noise. For further information, contact +33 8 3668 3112.

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