Parc Roger Salengro

Parc Roger Salengro is defined by its triangular layout, wedged between the boulevard du Général Leclerc and the streets of Général Roguet and Villeneuve. Spanning nearly three hectares, this space features a romantic nineteenth-century design with winding alleys, artificial rockwork, and ponds. It originally served as part of the private property belonging to the widow of the composer Léo Delibes before the city acquired the land to create a public garden.