The Quai André Citroën stretches along the left bank of the Seine, defined by its long, straight path that replaces the older name of Quai de Javel. For decades, this site functioned as the heart of European automotive mass production, housing a sprawling factory where André Citroën first applied industrial techniques to vehicle manufacturing. Where assembly lines once turned out thousands of cars, including the revolutionary Traction Avant, a modern public park now occupies the riverfront ground.
Quai André Citroën
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