Parc de La Hotoie

Parc de La Hotoie is a public park in Amiens covering about 19 hectares with open lawns, water features, and tree-lined paths. It includes areas for sports, a music pavilion built in 1893, and spaces designed for families and recreational use.

The park was established in 1678, though its roots trace back to medieval communal meadows first recorded in 1221. Over centuries, the site evolved from hosting archery competitions into the modern recreational space it is today.

The park hosts regular events throughout the year, including the Saint-Jean Fair and national petanque championships. It serves as a gathering place where the community comes together for celebrations and competitions.

The park is easy to navigate with walking paths, sports facilities, and designated family areas spread throughout the grounds. It is advisable to check local information before visiting during major events, as the grounds may be busier and certain areas may be reserved.

The park serves as a natural bridge connecting the city center of Amiens to the landscapes of the Selle Valley, creating a transition between urban and rural spaces. This location makes it a valuable retreat for residents seeking to move between built environments and open countryside.

Location: Amiens

GPS coordinates: 49.89852,2.28004

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:07