Parc de Bercy is a public garden in the 12th arrondissement, laid out on the former wine warehouse site between the Seine and the Cinémathèque française. It combines three spaces: the Yitzhak Rabin garden in the centre, the romantic garden to the east and large lawns. Entry is free. For the history of the district and a full walk, see our Bercy guide.
Highlights
The large lawns
They run alongside the Cinémathèque française and the Simone de Beauvoir footbridge. According to the City of Paris, they stay open day and night.
The Yitzhak Rabin garden
In the centre of the park, it brings together flower beds, a vegetable garden, an orchard, a rose garden and a maze. Cultivated areas are laid out there.
The romantic garden
In the east of the park, it is organised around ponds and sculptures, with a house by the water.
Practical info
Tips
Entry is free. Dogs are allowed, on a lead, only in the Yitzhak Rabin garden. The City of Paris lists no toilets in the park (checked in October 2026), so plan a stop beforehand. To extend your outing, Bercy Village and its former wine warehouses turned into shops and restaurants are close by.
How to get there
Main entrance on rue Joseph-Kessel, 75012 Paris; other entrances on rue Paul-Belmondo, rue Jean-Renoir, rue François-Truffaut and rue de l'Ambroisie. Metro Bercy (lines 6 and 14) or Cour Saint-Émilion (line 14).
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