Belleville Park

The main location of the park is Belleville Hill. It covers an area of 1000 square meters. The 30-meter terrace offers a beautiful view of Paris. The park was created in 1988 by landscape designer Paul Brichet.

Despite the fact that this is the smallest park in the capital of France, there is a hundred-meter waterfall with a fountain. Around it grow 1200 shrubs and trees of rare species. On the territory of Belleville there is a playground, a ping-pong field and an open-air theater. Also in the park is the Museum of Air, or as it is also called the House of Air. There are excursions. All exhibits are related to environmental issues. Every day, employees of the House take air fences over the park.

The main pride of the park is annual flowers. Gardeners plant flower beds, competing with each other in their design. Every year, in September, a competition for the most beautiful flowerbed takes place in Belleville.