Promenade Gisèle-Halimi, Road in Paris, France
The Promenade Gisèle-Halimi is a walking path along the Seine River in Paris's 7th district, stretching about 500 meters between the Alma and Invalides bridges. The paved pathway is lined with trees and features views of the water, boats, and the surrounding city.
The promenade was officially opened in August 2021 and named after Gisèle Halimi by the Paris City Council in April of that year. She was a renowned French lawyer and politician who dedicated her life to advancing women's rights and social justice.
The promenade is named after Gisèle Halimi, a French lawyer and activist whose fight for women's rights and justice is remembered here. Walking along the path offers a quiet moment to reflect on her contributions and the values she stood for.
The path is accessible on foot for all ages, with smooth paving and no steep slopes making it easy to walk. The nearest metro station is Alma-Marceau on line 9, or you can use the RER station at Pont de l'Alma on line C.
The promenade runs near Fluctuart, a floating art center on the Seine that displays contemporary art exhibitions and projects on boats. This unusual art space adds a creative dimension to the riverside walk that many visitors discover by chance.
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