Villette park

The park's original site, an old industrial site defined by railways, roads, urban canals and urban settlements, was built in 1867 on the site of livestock slaughterhouses and wholesale markets, which are densely populated and mostly immigrant from all over the world. Although the park is on the edge of the city, it is connected to the central Paris by the ring road and two subway lines, and the developed transportation system in Paris has made the park firmly embedded in the entire city system. The designer also uses this convenient transportation to design the entrance and exit of the park next to the subway entrance and exit. When tourists visit the park with more than 1,000 meters in length in the north and south, they can easily get to the car at the other end of the park. It can be described as a very user-friendly transportation design.

Paris's La Villette Park is a very high-tech park, the main building of this park is a huge glass ball, reflecting the blue sky, during the period it feels like a planet, very magical. There is also a large area of green space, which is definitely a good place to relax.

La Willett Park is one of the net red parks in Paris. It is a very distinctive place. The red steel structure is eye-catching and modern. It is unique. It is worth seeing. It is better to take pictures! It’s a worthwhile trip to come and see.

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The park is next to the Paris Science and Technology Museum, a modern park with many creative buildings. The glass-shaped hemisphere of the Science and Technology Museum in the distance is like a pearl in the sun. The park has a large lawn, flowing through the park's St. Martin River, making the ecological environment here very good, is a good place for Parisians to exercise.

Villet Park is one of the largest parks in Paris, located on the northeast edge of Paris' 19th arrondissement. It is a postmodern park of the 21st century, with beautiful lawns, a very large science museum, and a metal ball-shaped movie hall that is very conspicuous from the outside.