Jardin Marie-Thérèse Auffray

The garden extends over 2,200 square meters between Avenue de la Sibelle, Avenue Reille, and Rue d'Alésia, featuring pathways and children's play areas.

The park, established in 2000, revealed ruins of two aqueducts during construction: the Roman Lutèce aqueduct and the Médicis aqueduct, which were integrated into the design.

French artist Rorcha designed the garden's wave-like landscape, incorporating precise models created in 1997 that earned ecological green space certification in 2011.

Visitors can reach the garden using metro line 4 at Alésia station or line 6 at Glacière station, with multiple entrance points from surrounding avenues.

Japanese cherry trees bloom throughout the garden, creating a natural display during spring and attracting photographers from many locations.

Location: 14th arrondissement of Paris

GPS coordinates: 48.82640,2.33778

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:59