Bercy is where Paris's past and present dance in harmony, offering a tranquil escape with a dash of architectural awe. It's a neighborhood that tells a story at every turn, inviting wanderers to write their own.
park
A tranquil oasis in the bustling city, offering lush green spaces, picturesque ponds, and thematic gardens.
museum
This museum brings the magic of fairgrounds to life, with antique rides and carnival artifacts.
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An architectural marvel that seems to float on the Seine, showcasing modern design in historic Bercy.
museum
Designed by Frank Gehry, this museum is a cinephile's dream, home to one of the largest archives of films and film-related objects in the world.
Kick off your exploration at the Musée des Arts Forains, a hidden gem where you'll step into a world of vintage carousels and fairground art. Next, meander through the Parc de Bercy, soaking in its peaceful greenery and maybe even catching an impromptu picnic by the pond. Continue to the Cour Saint-Émilion for a shopping spree or a leisurely cafe break amidst historic wine warehouses. Wrap up your visit at the strikingly modern Ministry of the Economy and Finance building, marveling at its integration into the Seine's scenic landscape.
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Stations: Bercy (Lines 6, 14), Cour Saint-Émilion (Line 14)
From city center: ~15-20 minutes
Lines: 24, 87, 109
From city center: ~20-25 minutes
From Gare de Lyon: ~30-35 minutes
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