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The Parc départemental des Chanteraines, located in the communes of Gennevilliers and Villeneuve-la-Garenne in the north-western suburbs of Paris, is a large green space of 85 hectares that offers a real breath of fresh air close to the capital. Created in the 1970s, the park stretches along the Seine and offers a variety of activities for all ages, in a natural and peaceful setting. The park is divided into several thematic areas, including meadows, woods, lakes and gardens, offering visitors multiple opportunities for relaxation and outdoor recreation. Among the main attractions are the educational farm, which allows children to discover the farm animals, as well as the Train des Chanteraines, a small tourist train that crosses the park. The park is also an ideal place for cycling, jogging, picnics and bird watching. Why visit the Parc départemental des Chanteraines? Nature and relaxation: With its vast meadows, lakes and wooded areas, the park offers a perfect setting for a walk, a picnic or simply to relax away from the noise of the city. Educational farm: This is an ideal place for families, allowing children to discover animals such as sheep, goats, and chickens, while learning about agriculture and nature. Outdoor activities: Whether for jogging, cycling, or simply a stroll, the park has many well-appointed paths and cycle paths, offering varied routes. Train des Chanteraines: This little tourist train, popular with families, allows you to tour the park in a fun way and offers a beautiful view of the different areas of the park. Biodiversity: The park is home to a diverse fauna and flora, making it an excellent place for bird watching and discovering nature. The Chanteraines Departmental Park is a true oasis of greenery and tranquility in the suburbs of Paris, offering a multitude of leisure and nature discovery activities for families, sports enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Along the banks of the Seine, partly on the towpath, then on the tarmac road on the island of Saint-Denis. Tranquility, calm and pleasure, at 6:15 am, no people, it's not the Vététiste highway. To see during the day.

The park of the Hauts-de-Seine department was created in 1975. For athletes, it offers a nature health course with 33 pieces of equipment distributed in all sectors of the park, which makes this course the largest health course offered in French departmental parks but also the largest in Europe.

The Grand Parc des Docks de Saint-Ouen consists of a large lawn, a meadow, and water features. It is home to the 19th-century Château de Saint-Ouen.

This Gennevilliers park allows for a nature break with its valleys, groves and lawns. Its name comes from the green frogs (tree frogs) which were found here in numbers in the past.

A pleasant walk along the Seine on a stabilized surface cycle path. The Promenade Bleue follows the old towpath.

the "punk" environment has disappeared, the track exit under the A15 has been redone. This little climb is steep, however. The rest of the path, very wide and uncrowded, is very pleasant.

The Blue Promenade open 24/24 which runs along the Seine is to be found at the exit of the fenced part of the Parc des Chanteraines. It will take you to the Epinay bridge. From there, you can reach Île-Saint-Denis and the 23 hectares of its departmental park or cross the Seine to embark on its towpaths. They will offer you an excellent natural option towards the Butte D'Orgemont or the cathedral of the City of Saint-Denis, 2 must-sees in the region.