Parc Roger Salengro, park in France

Parc Roger Salengro is a park in Nevers listed in the general inventory of cultural heritage. The space features open green areas connected by walking paths with seating spots and planted sections throughout.

The park bears the name of Roger Salengro, the Socialist politician and mayor of Lille who died in 1936. The source documents give no founding date or former name for the site; they record only its address, with the main entrance on rue Henri-Barbusse and further access from rue de Courtenay, rue Jeanne-d'Arc and rue de Lourdes.

The park has four street frontages: rue Henri-Barbusse, where the main entrance is, plus rue de Courtenay, rue Jeanne-d'Arc and rue de Lourdes. Paths link the lawns, the fountain and the old kiosk, and there are games and a merry-go-round for children. Enter from rue Henri-Barbusse for the main access.