Quai de la Seine

The Quai de la Seine extends 850 meters along the Bassin de la Villette, featuring tree-lined pathways with linden trees and pterocarya specimens.

Initially established in 1829 as departmental road number 75, this waterfront path received its current name in 1857 and became part of Paris streets in 1863.

The waterfront houses the MK2 cinema complex across both banks of Bassin de la Villette, connected by a small passenger boat for moviegoers.

The riverside promenade includes sandy surfaces for petanque games and connects to Paris metro stations Stalingrad, Riquet, and Crimée.

At number 33, fashion designer André Courrèges created a building with a monumental entrance shaped like an inverted V.

Location: 19th arrondissement of Paris

Location: Quartier de la Villette

Inception: 1829

Length: 850 m

Width: 12 m

Part of: road network of Paris

Shares border with: avenue de Flandre, passage de Flandre, place de la Bataille-de-Stalingrad, promenade Signoret-Montand, rue de Crimée, rue de Rouen, rue de Soissons, rue Duvergier, rue Riquet, Allées Jacques-Brel, Promenade Jeanne-Moreau, Promenade Florence-Arthaud

GPS coordinates: 48.88680,2.37481

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:42