Grandes-Carrières
Square Léon-Serpollet
Large terraced neighbourhood garden with play areas, sports courts, boules, tables and drinking-water points.
25 rue des Cloÿs
What to know before visiting
This terraced garden offers an alternative to the summit for a longer family break. The City lists play equipment, picnic tables, drinking water and sports facilities. The listed toilets are nearby accessible street units at 2 rue Montcalm and 154 rue Ordener: do not necessarily look inside the garden. The City lists mobility access; check the entrance suitable for your route. The name recalls inventor Léon Serpollet, whose workshop occupied this area.
Information on this page checked on 6 Oct 2026. Hours, restrictions and services may change.
Visiting questions
Should I bring play equipment?
Tables and courts do not guarantee balls or bats are available. Bring equipment if you plan to use them.
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