Quai de Bercy

The Quai de Bercy extends for 1971 meters along the Seine River, featuring a 14-meter-wide pathway that connects multiple sections of Paris.

During the industrial period, this riverfront served as a central location for wine warehouses and commercial goods transportation through the Seine River network.

The riverfront forms part of the Seine's right bank, connecting visitors to numerous cultural venues and offering views of traditional Parisian architecture.

Multiple metro stations and bus stops near Quai de Bercy provide direct access to this riverfront location within the Paris transportation network.

The riverfront contains 113 certified address numbers, making it one of the most extensive structured waterfronts in the Paris road system.

Location: 12th arrondissement of Paris

Location: Quartier de Bercy

Length: 1,971 m

Width: 14 m

Part of: road network of Paris

Shares border with: Avenue des Terroirs-de-France, boulevard de Bercy, port de Bercy, quai de la Rapée, rue Escoffier, rue Robert-Etlin, place de l'Europe, quai de Bercy, rue de l'Ancienne-Écluse, Pont de Bercy, pont de Tolbiac, port de la Rapée, rue François-Truffaut, rue Joseph-Kessel, Rue des Pirogues-de-Bercy, cour du Levant, voie CF/12, voie CG/12, voie CH/12, voie CJ/12, voie CN/12, voie CT/12, voie CU/12

GPS coordinates: 48.83440,2.38121

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:43