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Buttes-Chaumont Park
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There are a lot of hills and stairs, which is not very common in Paris. When you go up, it can be quite difficult, but when you go down, it’s quite nice! I go up and down, up and down—it’s fun! I usually start at the Colonel Fabien metro and run up rue Mathurin Moreau toward the park, then run clockwise. One lap is 2K. The view of Paris is really nice at the top near rue Botzaris, so it’s a great place to end a run. There are benches to use for leg extensions while looking out over Montmartre and Sacré-Coeur and all the Parisian rooftops. And the Buttes Chaumont metro is right there for your return home.
Benoit
January 12, 2017
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Anaïs
August 11, 2022
One of the biggest and original green spaces in Paris, measuring 25 hectares! Fantastic for kids, for running or just relaxing by the water...
Ty
May 25, 2022
- 5 minute walk - One of my favorite parks in the world - It has a couple of cafes where you can sit and have tea - It has a fun little lookout point high up and a lovely pond - It has part of the Petit Ceinture, the old, abandoned train line - It is big so you could walk around it for an hour or more
Alexis
May 4, 2022
One of the largest (and few) parks of Paris. It's pretty and has lots of places on the grass with view where you can have a picnic or read a book under one of the large trees. You can also just go for a walk / run.
Pablo
February 27, 2020
The most beautiful park in Paris
Arlinda
December 18, 2018
The park is one of the largest green spaces in Paris. Inaugurated in 1867 during the last years of the reign of Napoleon III, it is an achievement of the engineer Jean-Charles Alphand. This English garden imitates a mountain landscape: rocks, cliffs, torrents, waterfalls, grotto, mountain pastures, belvederes.
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1 Rue Botzaris
Paris, IDF