Parc du Croissant-Vert

The Parc du Croissant-Vert is a large urban park with diverse zones for walking, exercising, and relaxing across its broad grounds. The space features interconnected paths through green areas, multiple sports facilities, and open spaces for recreation and exploration.

The site was shaped by natural ponds and forests in its earlier form before being transformed into public recreational land. This conversion created new space where the local community could gather and enjoy outdoor activities.

Japanese cherry trees dot the park, becoming a focal point for visitors across seasons and shaping how people experience the grounds. These trees have become part of the local identity and draw crowds throughout the year.

The park has multiple entry points and is easy to navigate on foot with well-maintained paths throughout. The grounds are open and level, making it accessible for most visitors.

The park harbors amphibian populations, including various newt species and toads, living in designated natural areas throughout the grounds. These creatures thrive in protected zones designed to support their breeding and survival.