Belleville point de vue

The Belvédère de Belleville sits at an elevation of one hundred eight meters, providing a sweeping, unobstructed view across the Paris skyline that reaches from the Eiffel Tower to the dome of the Invalides. Named for the humanist photographer Willy Ronis, this terrace serves as the highest point of the Parc de Belleville. It is a place where, on a clear day, you can identify major landmarks like the Centre Pompidou and the towers of Notre-Dame while standing far from the city's central tourist hubs.