Petite Ceinture in Paris 14e arrondissement

The Petite Ceinture extends through Paris with preserved railway tracks, tunnels, and bridges surrounded by dense vegetation and walking paths.

This section of railway, constructed in 1852, operated until 1934 for passengers and continued freight services into the 1990s.

The park hosts regular exhibitions of street art along its walls while maintaining industrial elements that highlight the railway heritage.

Visitors can enter through two access points at 4 rue de Coulmiers and 123ter rue Didot, with seasonal opening hours starting at 8 AM on weekdays.

The park maintains its original railway infrastructure while supporting local biodiversity with numerous plant and animal species thriving along the tracks.

Location: 14th arrondissement of Paris

Part of: Chemin de fer de Petite Ceinture

Address: Ligne de petite ceinture de Paris, Paris, France Paris Paris

GPS coordinates: 48.82584,2.32012

Latest update: March 3, 2025 19:30