Jardin d'Erevan

Jardin d'Erevan is a green space stretching along the right bank of the Seine between Pont des Invalides and Pont de l'Alma on Cours Albert-Ier. The garden opens along this riverfront section with planted areas, trees, and a layout designed to blend with the urban landscape.

The garden was officially opened in 2009, marking a moment of closer partnership between Paris and Armenia. This inauguration represented a significant gesture toward the Armenian community living in France.

Named after the Armenian capital Yerevan, this garden holds a memorial plaque honoring Armenian women and sits near the Komitas Monument. These elements reflect the historical ties between France and Armenia that visitors can observe while walking through.

The garden sits along the Seine riverbank and is easily reached by metro lines 1 and 13 with a short walk from the station. Its riverside position makes it a comfortable stop on longer walks through central Paris.

The garden was created to honor the Armenian presence in Paris and offers a quiet spot along the river often overlooked by passersby. Many visitors to the area walk past without noticing the cultural importance tucked into this riverside location.