Parc de Bécon, Municipal park in Courbevoie, France
Parc de Bécon is a municipal park in Courbevoie with landscaped pathways, open green areas, and a central lake. The park offers views of the Seine River and multiple recreational zones throughout its grounds.
The park contains the Sweden-Norway Pavilion, a wooden structure from the 1878 Universal Exhibition that shows early prefabrication techniques. This building was preserved and now operates as an art museum.
The park houses the Musée Roybet-Fould displaying art collections that visitors can explore at no cost. The museum reflects the creative work that took place within this location.
The park is easy to reach by bus or metro and provides pathways for various outdoor activities. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes and check weather conditions depending on the season.
The Pavilion of Indies within the park blends architectural elements from different traditions and has a connection to painter Georges Achille Fould. The building shows how artistic residences were integrated with public cultural spaces.
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