Belleville point de vue

You are approaching one of the highest points in Paris, a terrace that sits one hundred and eight meters above sea level. This vantage point offers an unobstructed panorama of the city skyline, where you can trace the horizon from the Eiffel Tower to the dome of the Invalides. It was named after the humanist photographer Willy Ronis, whose camera frequently captured the intimate, evolving spirit of this neighborhood. Unlike the more manicured gardens of central Paris, this space sits on a steep hillside that has been reshaped by centuries of urban evolution.