The Parc des Berges de Seine creates a long, flat ribbon of green along the riverbank in Courbevoie, defined by its contrast with the dense concrete of the nearby business district. It sits on land reclaimed from industrial docks that once served the heavy shipping needs of Paris. In two thousand twelve, planners replaced the asphalt and steel warehouses with grass, walkways, and seating areas. The park provides a quiet edge where the city finally meets the water after miles of stone embankments.
Parc des Berges de Seine
park garden