The Park of the Archdiocese features a long, high stone wall that separates the quiet greenery from the busy streets of Charenton-le-Pont. This ground once belonged to the Archbishop of Paris, who maintained a residence here to escape the intensity of the city. While the original manor is long gone, the stone masonry remains from the era when clergy used this site to manage local church lands. A single iron gate offers a glimpse into the shaded paths that persist today.
Park of the Archdiocese
park garden