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The island is 890 meters long, 11 meters wide, has 322 trees, and is situated in the middle of the Seine. Built as a dike in 1827, it was intended to serve as a breakwater for the Grenelle harbor and as a warehouse for industrial purposes. Over time, it has been lowered and reinforced in places due to the construction of the three bridges that cross it. The walking path was created 60 years later, in 1867, and is pleasant to walk. To your right is the 15th arrondissement, and to your left, the 16th. Behind you is the Statue of Liberty, to your left the grand circular building of Radio de France, in the distance ahead of you the Eiffel Tower, and to your right the Front de Seine, Paris's modern high-rise buildings. It would have been a close call if we hadn't been able to walk here. In 1932, architect André Lurçat came up with the idea of covering the island with a runway, which fortunately did not come to fruition.

Great for running and interval training.

A very good park for connecting the city to the quays from the 15th arrondissement.

A small, elongated island in the middle of the Seine. If you want to walk here, it should be early in the morning, otherwise it will be very busy. Definitely great.

This Statue of Liberty was presented to the city of Paris on the 100th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty

Be careful, in these woods there are real mountain bike singles! In gravel you have to know how to control it.

The Saint-Germain Island divides the Seine in two here, forming a pretty arm that brings a bit of calm. A pleasant place to run.

In the forest of Meudon, the road of Garenne allows you to drive in the middle of nature. This pond is one of the beautiful places that you can come across.