Parc Saint-Pierre, Public park in Amiens, France
Parc Saint-Pierre is a 22-hectare public park set in a valley between the St Leu and St Pierre neighborhoods. The space features two lakes, walking paths throughout the grounds, and natural vegetation that emphasizes the landscape of the valley floor.
The park was designed by landscape architect Jacqueline Osty, who conceived it as a contemporary space. Her vision centered on highlighting the natural water features and the vegetation patterns found on the valley floor.
The park serves as a meeting place where locals gather for leisure and community activities throughout the year. Its position between two neighborhoods makes it a natural point where residents from different areas come together.
The park features accessible toilets, picnic areas, and children's playgrounds with free and paid parking options available at the entrances. These amenities make it comfortable for different visitors to spend time here.
The park holds the Tourisme et Handicap certification, marking its commitment to accessibility for all visitors. Dedicated paths throughout the grounds allow people with various needs to explore and enjoy the space.
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