Playgrounds in Paris
Parc André Citroën
Address:
2 Rue Cauchy, 75015 Paris, France
Opening Hours:
- Monday: 8AM-8:30PM
- Tuesday: 8AM-7PM
- Wednesday: 8AM-7PM
- Thursday: 8AM-7PM
- Friday: 8AM-7PM
- Saturday: 9AM-7PM
- Sunday: 9AM-8:30PM
Features
- Good for kids
- Good for kids birthday
- Slides
Description
Parc André Citroën Playground: A Modern Oasis of Play and Innovation
Parc André Citroën, located in the 15th arrondissement, offers a strikingly different experience, having been established in the 1990s on the site of a former Citroën automobile factory. This innovative park stands out for its contemporary design, which artfully combines cutting-edge postmodern architecture with serene natural spaces. Spanning 35 hectares, the park showcases a unique interplay of metal, water features like the impressive Mirror Fountain, and meticulously planned gardens, including themed areas that represent different metals and days of the week. This thematic approach extends to the park's play areas, providing a more imaginative and stimulating environment for children. Parc André Citroën offers a variety of playground features designed to appeal to a wide range of ages and interests, including a ball games area, table tennis tables, spring games, and classic slides. The park is thoughtfully divided into distinct sections, most notably the Jardin Blanc (White Garden) and the Jardin Noir (Black Garden). The White Garden is specifically designed for children and features a ball playground, two ping-pong tables, an exciting zip line, and various games situated on a soft, safe surface. The Black Garden also caters to children with five separate enclosures, each containing two sandboxes topped with spring games, charming wooden huts, and slides. Recognizing the needs of older children, the park also provides a dedicated 350m2 space where teenagers can engage in physical activity without disturbing younger visitors. Adding to the park's unique appeal is its tethered hot air balloon, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of Paris, providing an unforgettable experience for families. The presence of these diverse and well-planned play areas within the context of the park's modern design and thematic gardens illustrates how Paris embraces innovation in creating recreational spaces for families.
Parc André Citroën, located in the 15th arrondissement, offers a strikingly different experience, having been established in the 1990s on the site of a former Citroën automobile factory. This innovative park stands out for its contemporary design, which artfully combines cutting-edge postmodern architecture with serene natural spaces. Spanning 35 hectares, the park showcases a unique interplay of metal, water features like the impressive Mirror Fountain, and meticulously planned gardens, including themed areas that represent different metals and days of the week. This thematic approach extends to the park's play areas, providing a more imaginative and stimulating environment for children. Parc André Citroën offers a variety of playground features designed to appeal to a wide range of ages and interests, including a ball games area, table tennis tables, spring games, and classic slides. The park is thoughtfully divided into distinct sections, most notably the Jardin Blanc (White Garden) and the Jardin Noir (Black Garden). The White Garden is specifically designed for children and features a ball playground, two ping-pong tables, an exciting zip line, and various games situated on a soft, safe surface. The Black Garden also caters to children with five separate enclosures, each containing two sandboxes topped with spring games, charming wooden huts, and slides. Recognizing the needs of older children, the park also provides a dedicated 350m2 space where teenagers can engage in physical activity without disturbing younger visitors. Adding to the park's unique appeal is its tethered hot air balloon, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of Paris, providing an unforgettable experience for families. The presence of these diverse and well-planned play areas within the context of the park's modern design and thematic gardens illustrates how Paris embraces innovation in creating recreational spaces for families.