The most beautiful parks and gardens Ile-De-France

This 2,7 hectare park was called to 1937 Description Park in the name of the widow of the composer Léo Delibes, before being renamed the name of the Minister of the Popular Front. Opened to the public in 1897, this green space was expanded and opened in 1910 by the former mayor of Clichy, Louis Gaudier. It is a pleasant place to walk in the heart of the city, just a few metres away from the metro, with a piece of water and shady alleys, where it makes good strolls. There are beautiful statues offered by the General Council, and young people will benefit from the playground.

It is one of the six interdepartmental parks in Ile-de-France, and whatever your favorite sport practice, little chance you will not find your account. Bobigny Park is no less than 8 football fields, 2 rugby courts, 8 tennis courts, an athletics track, and 2 beach volleyball grounds. You only have an embarrassment of choice, don't you? There is no need to say, the outdoor training is even more pleasant! As for the cautious who dare to test their bodies in winter, a number of covered land land and a 250 m ² gymnasium should help them keep their shape. Last bonus: 3 pools of swimming, for those who prefer the pleasures of water!

Tariff: free.

Getting there: metro line 7, station Fort d'Aubervilliers, or bus lines 134 and 234, stop Republic Leclerc.

Other practical information: private parking; easy access to people with reduced mobility.

Created in 1930, it covers over 27 000 square metres.

A large waterfall crosses this hectare of breathtaking green sounds.

Dating back to the 1970 s, this space is the work of Jacques Sgard and includes a floral garden and garden garden.