Belleville Park is a terraced hillside park in Paris’s 20th arrondissement, at 47 Rue des Couronnes. Its upper viewpoint looks across the city towards the Eiffel Tower, and winding paths pass a long cascade, gazebos and green spaces. In spring, flowers appear throughout the park. You can also find street art along the railings, picnic spots and a large children’s playground. Come for a walk and the city views, or bring a picnic and take time to explore the different levels.
Views from the hillside
The park rises through the 20th arrondissement, with its paths crossing a series of terraces. From the upper viewpoint, you can look out over Paris and spot the Eiffel Tower. The hillside setting gives the park a different feel from a flat city garden, and the paths let you explore at your own pace.
A long cascade runs through the grounds. Gazebos and green spaces provide places to pause, while picnic spots make it possible to spend longer here. In spring, flowers bloom across the park.
Art, play and a quieter walk
Street art appears along the railings, including spray-painted work and mosaics. Artists may be painting there, particularly around sunset, though the park’s view of the sunset can be obscured by trees. If the artwork is part of your visit, leave time to look along the railings as you walk.
The large playground is a draw for families, and the park also has public toilets and a restaurant. Its winding paths include secluded corners, so anyone walking alone may prefer to stay on the more open, well-used routes. An early morning visit is a good choice for a calmer walk.
Preguntas frecuentes
Where is Belleville Park?
It is at 47 Rue des Couronnes in Paris’s 20th arrondissement.
Can you see the Eiffel Tower from Belleville Park?
Yes. The upper viewpoint looks across Paris towards the Eiffel Tower.
What can children do at Belleville Park?
The park has a large playground, winding paths and a cascade.
Is there street art in Belleville Park?
Yes. Look for spray-painted art and mosaics along the railings.
