Visite du square des Batignolles au Parc Martin Luther King

This guided walking tour connects two iconic green spaces in Paris's 17th arrondissement, offering a journey from a 19th-century garden to a 21st-century urban park. The square des Batignolles, designed by Adolphe Alphand, features gentle slopes, winding paths, and remarkable trees that provide habitat for birds and insects. Seasonal flower beds add color to the lawns.

The tour continues to the Parc Clichy Batignolles Martin-Luther-King, a modern park designed by landscape architect Jacqueline Osty. Structured around three themes—seasons, sport, and water—the park includes an orchard, community gardens, lawns, wooded areas, and planted basins. This diversity of environments allows wild nature to thrive, making it a fascinating contrast to its historic counterpart.