Promenade Khalil-Gibran (ex-Promenade des quais de Grenelle et André-Citroën)

The Promenade Khalil Gibran serves as a tranquil, elevated walkway along the Left Bank of the Seine. This stretch of public space honors the Lebanese-American poet and artist Gibran Khalil Gibran, who famously lived and studied art in Paris during the early twentieth century. While he gained global acclaim for his spiritual classic The Prophet, his time in the city was defined by his pursuit of modernist techniques at the Academie Julian and his fascination with the sculptures of Auguste Rodin.