Île de Reuilly is a peaceful island in Bois de Vincennes, in eastern Paris. Gardens, mature trees and birds make it a pleasant place for a walk or a family break by the water. Bridges link it to Île de Bercy, so you can explore both islands in one visit. Look for the romantic kiosk with its artificial cave, designed by G. Davioud. On-site amenities are limited, so bring any snacks or drinks you need.
The kiosk and the two islands
A small kiosk with an artificial cave is one of the island’s distinctive details. It was designed by G. Davioud. Bridges connect Île de Reuilly with Île de Bercy, letting you walk between the two and experience their different atmospheres.
The Chalet des Iles restaurant is another named attraction on Île de Reuilly. Check its current opening status before setting out to eat there.
FAQ
Where is Île de Reuilly?
It is in Bois de Vincennes, in Paris.
Can you walk from Île de Reuilly to Île de Bercy?
Yes. Bridges connect the two islands.
What can you see on Île de Reuilly?
The island has gardens, birds, trees from several parts of the world, and a kiosk with an artificial cave designed by G. Davioud.
Are there amenities on the island?
Amenities are limited, so bring any snacks or drinks you need.
