Absolutely Gorgeous. We visited whilst waiting for our hotel check in to begin on a rainy january morning. There were lots of people out on their daily run, plenty of benches to sit on and loads of amazing landscapes to look at. A fantastic walk and gorgeous scenery - can just imagine how amazing it all looks in the summer.

We were looking for something different to do in Paris, since we've seen the "usual" tourist spots and attractions. This was a great gem. Easy to get to via the Metro. We walked a little bit of the local neighborhood, that was interesting. At the entrances, they have local street vendors. The park is actually very big with some elevation gains. Used by many many French locals. Lots of runners, walkers, parents with their kids. It is definitely loved. With its crazy history, nice to see it got transformed into this lovely spot. We spent several hours here. Walked the hiking path to the "top" for a good view. Then walked around the lake - it has many wildlife, great for bird watching. The park features a suspension bridge and Temple Sybille up high that you can see from the lake shore. Lots of shade so this is a great spot on a hot summer day.

We discovered this green oasis and explored it at length. What a lovely spot in the middle of a big city. Plenty of paths to follow and explore, plenty of benchs to sit and take some time out. The lake is pretty and really lovely to sit by and watch the world happen around you.

We walked through this park on a sunny afternoon , beginning of October. The park is large, beautiful, green, hilly (even steep at times), with some beautiful View-points. Not too crowded, relaxing , a cafe and public rest rooms. Recommended if you can spare an hour or so .