The Jardin Georges-Duhamel is defined by a long, vine-covered pergola that stretches across the landscape, providing a shaded path for visitors. Created in nineteen ninety-eight by landscape architect Paul Brichet, the garden sits in the thirteenth arrondissement within the Gare district. The space slopes gently downward toward the Seine and contains an eight hundred and forty square meter central lawn along with a dedicated area for children.
Jardin George Duhamel
park garden
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