Bois de Vincennes

My fave jardin/ parc in 20th eme in Paris. It’s totally free to enter, you can do almost anything you want, jogging, walking, running whether you alone or in a group. Visit the arboretum the river just sitting down alone to contemplate your life, reading a book, kissing a with your lover. But please keep it beautiful as it is. I’m just running here circling the park and it turned out to my half marathon run.
Putri Dumadi - 6 months ago

Optimal for walking, biking, jogging and ... during the day. At night there is another business on = not to recommend ...
Michael Volkmar - 2 months ago

Beautiful place to run and walk, surrounded by water, birds, ducks and nature.
Clara Tomé - 3 weeks ago

You don't need to pay anything to enter here. Near this place is Chateau Vincennes, a really big castle. Unfortunately when i visited this area the place was closed, but i could walk in the woods. This area is really big, and has a lot to offer, especially on the other side, you will find Lac Daumesnil. You won't regret going there.
Alessandro Stefan - 8 months ago

Bois de Vincennes, located on the eastern edge of Paris, is one of the largest green spaces in the city, offering a stunning retreat from the urban hustle. Often referred to as the “lungs of Paris,” this expansive park covers nearly 2,500 acres, making it a haven for nature lovers, joggers, cyclists, and families looking to relax outdoors. The park’s diverse landscapes range from sprawling meadows and thick woodlands to picturesque lakes, creating a variety of ecosystems that are home to numerous bird species and wildlife. One of the highlights is the Lac Daumesnil, where visitors can rent boats and float peacefully, surrounded by lush greenery. The Parc Floral is another must-see, especially in spring and summer when the vibrant flower displays are in full bloom. For those interested in history, the Château de Vincennes, a medieval fortress located at the park’s edge, adds a touch of cultural charm. Bois de Vincennes is well-equipped with paths for biking and walking, making it an ideal spot for those looking to stay active. There’s also a small zoo, the Parc Zoologique de Paris, and an equestrian center for horseback riding enthusiasts. The park’s peaceful atmosphere and size make it feel like a natural escape, despite being just a short metro ride from central Paris. The park hosts various events throughout the year, from concerts to festivals, adding a lively cultural element to the natural surroundings. Whether you’re after a peaceful walk, a scenic picnic, or just some fresh air, Bois de Vincennes offers something for everyone, blending the tranquility of nature with the charm of Paris.
Payel Khan - a month ago