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La Petite Ceinture dans le 12ème arr. 2026
arrêt du tram T3, Alexandra David-Neellun. 24 août 2026 · 17:30 – 19:00
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Explore a hidden green corridor on a guided walk along a 1.7 km section of the Petite Ceinture, the former railway line that once circled Paris. This stretch, opened to the public in August 2019, now serves as a vital ecological corridor where wild vegetation thrives. Participants can spot wildlife such as kestrels and wall lizards, thanks to the proximity of the Bois de Vincennes, a biodiversity reservoir.
The walk is led by a guide-conférencier from the Ville de Paris and is part of the Nature à Paris programme. The meeting point is at the tram stop Alexandra David-Neel on Boulevard Soult. This urban nature experience offers a unique perspective on the city's industrial heritage transformed into a preserved natural space.
📍 70 Boulevard Soult, Paris 12e⏱️ 1 h 30 min🎟️ Billets à partir de Free (conditions apply)
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- Reservation required
- Meeting point: tram stop Alexandra David-Neel, 70 Boulevard Soult
- Part of Nature à Paris programme
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What is the Petite Ceinture?
It is a former railway line that circled Paris, now transformed into a green space and ecological corridor.
What wildlife might be seen?
Kestrels and wall lizards are commonly observed.
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arrêt du tram T3, Alexandra David-Neel
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arrêt du tram T3, Alexandra David-Neel
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