The Promenade d'Australie hugs the left bank of the Seine, defined by its long, paved walkway and the line of trees separating the path from the busy Quai de Grenelle. It serves as a dedicated space for pedestrians and cyclists to follow the river's curve. In nineteen eighty-eight, the city officially named this stretch to mark the bicentenary of European settlement in Australia. A commemorative plaque sits along the route, honoring the ties between the French capital and the distant nation.
Promenade d'Australie
park garden